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They reached 80° 36 ' N . in 2° E . and 80° 48 ' N . in 20° E . , and had failed in
penetrating any part of the pack edge in the intervening region . On August 7 the
ice at the edge of the pack was twenty - four feet thick . In 1776 , Pagès is said to
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They reached 80° 36 ' N . in 2° E . and 80° 48 ' N . in 20° E . , and had failed in
penetrating any part of the pack edge in the intervening region . On August 7 the
ice at the edge of the pack was twenty - four feet thick . In 1776 , Pagès is said to
...
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At this point the shore was lined by ice four miles wide , and apparently several
years old . Extensive surveying and other scientific operations were carried on . A
large fiord was discovered in 73° 13 ' , which was ascended for seventy - two ...
At this point the shore was lined by ice four miles wide , and apparently several
years old . Extensive surveying and other scientific operations were carried on . A
large fiord was discovered in 73° 13 ' , which was ascended for seventy - two ...
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He sighted land in 78° 18 ' 46 " N . and 30° E . , which he reports as belonging to
a large island forty - four miles long , the shore of which is covered with drift -
wood . He sailed along the east and south shores of this land , which were free
from ...
He sighted land in 78° 18 ' 46 " N . and 30° E . , which he reports as belonging to
a large island forty - four miles long , the shore of which is covered with drift -
wood . He sailed along the east and south shores of this land , which were free
from ...
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Within the Arctic Circle , the longest day or period of constant light and heat
varies from twenty - four hours at 66° 30 ' N . to six months at the Pole . At the
Pole the sun would be first seen above the horizon at the spring equinox , and
would not ...
Within the Arctic Circle , the longest day or period of constant light and heat
varies from twenty - four hours at 66° 30 ' N . to six months at the Pole . At the
Pole the sun would be first seen above the horizon at the spring equinox , and
would not ...
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The largest weighed twenty - one , eight , and four tons respectively . Meteoric
iron had been previously found near Upernavik , at Niakornik , Fortune Bay ,
Fiskernars.
The largest weighed twenty - one , eight , and four tons respectively . Meteoric
iron had been previously found near Upernavik , at Niakornik , Fortune Bay ,
Fiskernars.
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