Subject: South Pole
Period: 1905 (circa)
Publication: Stanford's Geographical Establishment
Color: Printed Color
Size:
24.1 x 20.4 inches
61.2 x 51.8 cm
This attractive chart of the South Pole depicts the known portions of Antarctica. The central white area is the approximate region of the pack ice during the austral summer months. The surrounding ocean is given gradiated color to show the relative depth at various locations. The routes of several antarctic expeditions are shown with red and black lines, including the Discovery (1901), the Gauss (1903), and the Scotia (1902).
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Condition: B+
Minor soiling with a 2" centerfold separation at top, several small chips at bottom, and two 1"-2" tears at the sides of the sheet.