Double-sided map from the British Antarctic Survey presenting on one side a topographic map of the whole of the Antarctic Peninsula with the Weddell Sea at 1:3, 000, 000, plus on the reverse more detailed coverage at 1:1, 000, 000 of the peninsula’s northern half with the South Shetland Islands. On one side a map at 1:3, 000, 000 presents the whole of the Antarctic Peninsula with its offshore islands & the Weddell Sea. Coverage

Includes:: South Shetland Islands & South Orkney Isl&, & extends on the landmass of Antarctica to Pensacola Mountains. Satellite-based shading is overprinted with contours at 500m intervals, with colouring and/or graphics indicating the ice shelf, ice rumples & rocky outcrops. The map also has spot heights & plenty of names of topographic features. Permanent scientific stations are marked, plus UK summer-only stations & depots. Weddell Sea has bathymetric colouring in bands of 500m. Latitude lines are at 1º intervals, with longitude at 5º On the reverse the northern half of the Antarctica Peninsula, including Adelaide Island where the BAS Rothera Station is based, is vividly presented in greater detail on a map at 1:1, 000, 000. Contour lines are at 250m, & the overprint in addition shows summer-only scientific stations of all nations plus historic sites & monuments which are also listed in the legend with their HSM numbers. Latitude lines are at 30’ intervals with longitude at 2º. Full BAS reference number of this title is “BAS (Misc) 13A & 13B”. This title is also available flat.PLEASE NOTE: to see the list of other BAS maps of wider general interest please click on the series link. A separate series on our website presents BAS titles which are of interest mainly to scientific experts or academic staff: larger scale topographic or geological/earth sciences maps of sections of the Antarctic & maps accompanied by detailed booklets/monographs.

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Double-sided map from the British Antarctic Survey, presenting on one side a topographic map of the whole of the Antarctic Peninsula with the Weddell Sea at 1:3, 000, 000, plus on the reverse more detailed coverage at 1:1, 000, 000 of the peninsula’s northern half with the South Shetland Islands. On one side a map at 1:3, 000, 000 presents the whole of the Antarctic Peninsula with its offshore islands & the Weddell Sea. Coverage

Includes:: South Shetland Islands & South Orkney Isl&, & extends on the landmass of Antarctica to Pensacola Mountains. Satellite-based shading is overprinted with contours at 500m intervals, with colouring and/or graphics indicating the ice shelf, ice rumples & rocky outcrops. The map also has spot heights & plenty of names of topographic features. Permanent scientific stations are marked, plus UK summer-only stations & depots. Weddell Sea has bathymetric colouring in bands of 500m. Latitude lines are at 1º intervals, with longitude at 5º On the reverse the northern half of the Antarctica Peninsula, including Adelaide Island where the BAS Rothera Station is based, is vividly presented in greater detail on a map at 1:1, 000, 000. Contour lines are at 250m, & the overprint in addition shows summer-only scientific stations of all nations plus historic sites & monuments which are also listed in the legend with their HSM numbers. Latitude lines are at 30’ intervals with longitude at 2º. Full BAS reference number of this title is “BAS (Misc) 13A & 13B”. This title is also available in a folded version.PLEASE NOTE: to see other BAS maps of wider general interest please click on the series link. A separate series on our website presents BAS titles which are of interest mainly to scientific experts or academic staff: larger scale topographic or geological/earth sciences maps of sections of the Antarctic & maps accompanied by detailed booklets/monographs.

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A Visitor`s Guide to the Antarctic Peninsula, published by London’s Natural History Museum & written by the experts from the British Antarctic Survey (BAS), an essential companion for anyone who is planning to visit this very special place or has already been lucky enough to see it. The guide describes & explains not only the peninsula’s geographical setting, climate & weather, vegetation & animal life, or the ice sheet & geology but also deals with the history of its exploration, the origin of place names for most visited locations, present day research stations, etc. Drawing on the world-class scientific & cartographic expertise of BAS, the guide is illustrated throughout with striking coloured photos & interesting, informative maps. One of the guide’s most fascinating maps, shown on our sample image, illustrates some of the themes used to widen the range of place names to avoid duplication – not just glaciologists or geologists, but also gods in Greek mythology, Homer’s Iliad or even Churchill’s war cabinet! This 128-page guide is published in hardback & printed on high quality paper. ...

Double-sided topographic map covering on one side the Antarctic Peninsula & Weddell Sea, & on the other Graham Land & South Shetland Islands. The cartography is taken from Landsat Satellite images digitally merged. On side one is the Antarctic Peninsula & Weddell Sea at a scale if 1:3 000 000. It is a full-colour topographic & bathymetric wall map: including place-names, contours & spot heights, ice shelves & fronts, ice rumples, rock outcrops & scientific research stations. Side two depicts Graham Land & South Shetland Islands at a scale of 1:1 000 000. It is a full-colour topographic & bathymetric wall map, including; placenames, contours & spot heights, ice shelves & fronts, rock outcrops, scientific research stations & Historic Sites & Monuments (HSMs). When completely unfolded the map measures 98x 88.5cm. Projection: Polar Stereographic Spheroid: WGS84 ...

Double-sided 98x 88.5cm topographic map covering on one side the Antarctic Peninsula & Weddell Sea, & on the other Graham Land & South Shetland Islands. The cartography is taken from Landsat Satellite images digitally merged. On side one is the Antarctic Peninsula & Weddell Sea at a scale if 1:3 000 000. It is a full-colour topographic & bathymetric wall map: including place-names, contours & spot heights, ice shelves & fronts, ice rumples, rock outcrops & scientific research stations. Side two depicts Graham Land & South Shetland Islands at a scale of 1:1 000 000. It is a full-colour topographic & bathymetric wall map, including; placenames, contours & spot heights, ice shelves & fronts, rock outcrops, scientific research stations & Historic Sites & Monuments (HSMs). Projection: Polar Stereographic Spheroid: WGS84 ...

Antarctic Wildlife is a pocket reference guide to more than 120 of the most common species of marine birds, whales, seals, fishes & marine invertebrates found in this remote region. Beautiful illustrations & detailed descriptions highlight the distinguishing features of the familiar species eco-tourists are most likely to see on land & at sea during their visit. Laminated for durability, this lightweight, pocket-sized folding guide is an excellent source of portable information & ideal for field use. Made in the USA. ...

A double sided map of Antarctica to the scale of 1:9, 500, 000. One side of the map is Antarctica-Political, the other Antarctica-Physical. Both maps include lines of latitude & longitude & show the Falkland Islands. The Antarctica-Political map clearly divides the continent into areas of territories claimed by nations working there. The map shows the extent of the summer & winter ice & names ice shelves. Sites of aircraft & helicopter aerodromes are shown. Cartography is provided by relief shading & spot heights & mountain ranges are named. The major expedition routes of Scott, Shackleton & Amundsen are usefully marked on the map. Fairly detailed information is provided in boxes along the side of the political map detailing some facts about Antarctica & its climate & vegetation, as well as a brief history of discovery & exploration & information concerning the exploitation of resources & the Antarctic Treaty. The Antarctica-Physical map shows the location, names & nationalities of bases on the continent as well as weather stations & ice stations. The map shows the extent of the summer & winter ice & names ice shelves. Aircraft & helicopter aerodromes are shown. Cartography is provided by relief shading & spot heights & contours. Fairly detailed box insets provide information on the flora & fauna of the continent, its climate, the scientific research being undertaken there & some general facts & figures. ...

Topographic map of Antarctica taken from Landsat Satellite images that have been digitally merged. The cartography



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Antarctica in the Countries & Regions series from Lonely Planet, market-leading comprehensive guides aimed at independent travellers & serving a large range of international destinations. Frank & informal in style, the guides explore an extensive range of sights, activities, accommodation, restaurants & nightlife & are designed for practical use while travelling on the road. Written & researched by a team of experts, each book is independent in its recommendations & suggestions, often offering individual takes on individual destinations. Widely recognised for their reliability, each Lonely Planet country & region guide has the same layout. Introductory sections profile the destination with individual chapters on particular highlights, getting started, (including when to go) itineraries, history, culture, arts, food & drink & the environment. Each guide is organised geographically by region, with individual sections detailing an extensive range of sights, places of interest, attractions, restaurants, nightlife, accommodation & any local activities. The guides have detailed explanations of historical context where relevant. There is also practical guidance on ...

This Antarctica map is large & impressive. Shows contours on the surface of the ice, under-ice terrain contours, ocean bathymetry & scientific bases. This map is from the GEBCO series (General Bathymetric Chart of the Oceans) Projection:- Polar Stereographic. About this series:A series of contoured maps of the world's ocean floor clearly showing the water depth in shades of blue. Altitude tinting is used to represent land relief, but very little other land detail is shown. Published by the Canadian Hydrographic Service under the authority of the Intenational Hydrographic Organisation & UNESCO. ...