How is Antarctica governed?

Answer 1

No single country manages antarctice. Many countries own proportions of it.

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Another answer:


Antarctica and all of planet earth, south of 60 degrees South Latitude is governed by The Antarctic Treaty.


Although many countries 'claim territory' on the Antarctic continent, the treaty does not affirm, recognize or deny these claims.

As to the management of the continent, that task is mostly left up to Mother Nature.


Read more, below.

Answer 2

The continent is governed by The Antarctic Treaty, which governs the earth south of 60 degrees South Latitude. You can read more by following this link: ats.aq/e/ats.htm

Answer 3

Sadly there is no one government as people can't inhabit it. Each government has a few people from each doing research.

Answer 4

Antarctica and all of the land south of 60 degrees S on earth, is governed by the Antarctic Treaty.

Answer 5

No one has!-No owns Antarctica because of the Antarctic treaty.

Answer 6

The signatories of the Antarctic Treaty are responsible for policing themselves and each other.

Answer 7

Antarctica is actually uninhabited by humans, but scientists from many countries live their to study the continent.

Antarctica is governed by The Antarctic Treaty.