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Here is an
Antarctica calendar for 2012
from our world continents group. Ninety-eight percent
of the continent is covered in ice, which averages one mile in
thickness. The 2012 Antarctica
calendar brings out the spectacular landscape and mountains. |
Antarctica 2012 Calendars
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The
desolate continent at the southernmost tip of the earth is
the frigid and ice-covered Antarctica. Surprisingly,
the region qualifies as a desert as it only rains about
eight inches per year. Despite that, the 2012
Antarctica calendar uncovers some amazing mountainscapes and
ocean views. There are about 4,000 non-permanent
residents on the continent, nearly all of which have a
scientific research purpose. Those folks have been
able to capture these pictures in the Antarctica 2012
calendar. The continent covers an astonishing 5.4
million square miles, ranking it ahead of Europe and
Australia. The Antarctic Treaty allows for experiments
and disallows any military activity. That still didn't
preclude eight countries from claiming a piece of the land.
Surprisingly, the United States has not made a claim on any
of the territory. |
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