Point Wild camp

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Point Wild camp is a historic campsite on Elephant Island in Antarctica, known as the place where Ernest Shackleton’s stranded Endurance crew waited months for rescue in 1916.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Antarctic historic site
historic campsite
access by ship in suitable sea-ice conditions
associatedWith Endurance expedition
Ernest Shackleton NERFINISHED
Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition NERFINISHED
category Historic sites in Antarctica
Shackleton expedition site
coordinateSystem geographic coordinates (Elephant Island coast)
country Antarctica Treaty System area NERFINISHED
durationOfOccupation about four and a half months
endDate 1916-08
event Stranding of Endurance crew
Waiting for rescue by Shackleton
governedBy Antarctic Treaty System regulations
hasClimate polar climate
hasStructure makeshift stone shelters (historical)
upturned lifeboats used as shelter (historical)
heritageStatus historic site related to Antarctic exploration
locatedIn Antarctica
locatedOn Elephant Island NERFINISHED
namedAfter Frank Wild NERFINISHED
near Cape Valentine NERFINISHED
Point Wild NERFINISHED
notableFor place where crew awaited Shackleton’s return from South Georgia
site where Shackleton’s men survived after Endurance was crushed by ice
partOf South Shetland Islands region NERFINISHED
startDate 1916-04
subjectOf accounts of the Endurance expedition
polar exploration histories
terrain rocky shore
usedBy Endurance crew
Shackleton’s stranded men

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Elephant Island hasCampName Point Wild camp