De Long Islands

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The De Long Islands are a remote group of small, largely uninhabited Arctic islands in the East Siberian Sea, known for their harsh climate and significance to polar exploration and geology.

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Label Occurrences
De Long Islands canonical 4

Statements (43)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Arctic islands
archipelago
climate polar climate
continent Asia
country Russia
countryAdminDivision Sakha Republic
discoveredDuring Jeannette Arctic expedition
surface form: Jeannette expedition
ecoregion Arctic desert
fauna Arctic foxes
polar bears
seabirds
feature glacial landforms
permafrost
geology sedimentary rocks
volcanic rocks
hasPart Bennett Island NERFINISHED
Henrietta Island
Jeannette Island
Vilkitsky Island
Zhokhov Island
knownFor harsh climate
importance to Arctic exploration
importance to Arctic geology
remote location
locatedIn Arctic Ocean
East Siberian Sea
Far Eastern Federal District
Arctic region
surface form: Russian Arctic

Sakha Republic
locatedNorthOf Siberia
namedAfter George Washington De Long
navigation difficult access due to sea ice
oceanCurrent Arctic sea ice drift zone
partOf New Siberian Islands
Russian Arctic National interests zone
population uninhabited
sea East Siberian Sea
seaIceCoverage year-round pack ice for most of the year
sovereignState Russia
surface form: Russian Federation
timezone UTC+11
usedFor geological research
polar exploration
vegetation sparse tundra

Referenced by (4)

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New Siberian Islands hasPart De Long Islands
Anzhu Islands separatedFrom De Long Islands
Zhokhov Island partOf De Long Islands
Zhokhov Island belongsToArchipelago De Long Islands