Cape Bowles

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Cape Bowles is a prominent headland on Clarence Island in the South Shetland Islands of Antarctica, known as a notable coastal landmark in the region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cape
headland
continent Antarctica
country Antarctica NERFINISHED
governedByRegime Antarctic Treaty System NERFINISHED
hasClimate polar climate
hasCoastType rocky coast
hasEnvironment glaciated coastal environment
hasGeographicFeature coastal headland
hasIceCover seasonal sea ice
hasLatitude approximately 61° south
hasLongitude approximately 54° west
hasNearbyFeature Clarence Island ice cap
hasNearbyIsland Clarence Island NERFINISHED
hasPrimaryLanguageOfResearch English
hasSurroundingWaters Bransfield Strait NERFINISHED
isCoastalLandmarkOf Clarence Island NERFINISHED
isNotableFor being a notable coastal landmark in the South Shetland Islands
prominent coastal cliffs
isPartOf Antarctic coastal geography
isRemoteFrom major human settlements
locatedIn Antarctica
South Shetland Islands NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion maritime Antarctic
locatedOn Clarence Island NERFINISHED
partOf South Shetland Islands archipelago NERFINISHED
surroundedBy Southern Ocean NERFINISHED
usedFor nautical navigation reference point

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Clarence Island hasFeature Cape Bowles