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Antarctic:

The Antarctic Circle

Compilation of Antarctic related articles. Includes information concerning the birthplaces and final resting places of Antarctic personalities as well as monuments and dedications.

http://www.antarctic-circle.org/

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Antarctic Protected Areas

Provides access to information on areas given formal status of special protection. Includes protected areas, management plans, descriptions, location maps, site maps, photographs, and international agreements.

http://www.era.gs/resources/apa/

Antarctica: The World's Last Great Wilderness

Interactive teaching and learning resources on Antarctica developed by RGS-IBG in partnership with BAS and supported by the British Foreign Office.

http://www.discoveringantarctica.org.uk/

Australian Antarctic Division

Agency responsible for the country's Antarctic research, as well as administering the Australian Antarctic Territory and the subantarctic Territory of Heard and McDonald Islands. Includes news, research data, and educational materials.

http://www.aad.gov.au/

Darryn's Antarctica

Learn about Antarctic topics such as weather, penguins, history, photography, jobs, and tourism from someone who has worked and lived there. Includes diaries and FAQs.

http://antarctica.kulgun.net/

Islands of the Antarctic

A list of the dozens of islands in the Antarctic region. Includes brief features and facts on the larger islands.

http://islands.unep.ch/INY.htm#63

The Peri-Antarctic Islands

Lists and describes these islands.

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