Andreassen Point




Koordinatar: 63°54′S 57°46′W

























Andreassen Point
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Land
Proposed flag of Antarctica (Graham Bartram).svg Antarktis

Stad
James Ross Island
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63°54′S 57°46′W


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Andreassen Point is located in Antarktis





Andreassen Point (Antarktis)




Andreassen Point er eit lågt, isfritt nes nord i James Ross Island, ved Herbert Sound, 8 nautiske mil sør for Cape Lachman. Det vart truleg oppdaga av Otto Nordenskjöld i 1903. Det vart kartlagd av Falkland Islands Dependencies Survey i 1945, og vart namngjeve av UK Antarctic Place-Names Committee etter F.L. Andreassen, førstestyrmann på «Antarctic», skipet til Den svenske antarktisekspedisjonen, 1901–04.[1]



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  1. ↑ «Andreassen Point». Geographic Names Information System, U.S. Geological Survey. Henta 16. oktober 2012. 



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