Laubeuf Fjord

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Laubeuf Fjord is a large, ice-filled fjord off the west coast of the Antarctic Peninsula, known for separating Adelaide Island from the mainland.

All labels observed (1)

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Laubeuf Fjord canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fjord
geographical feature
climate polar climate
connectedTo Marguerite Bay NERFINISHED
country Antarctica (no sovereign state) NERFINISHED
hasBiodiversity cold-water marine species
hasCharacteristic ice-filled
large
hasCoast Adelaide Island coast
Graham Land coast NERFINISHED
hasEcosystem Antarctic marine ecosystem
hasFeature glacially carved basin
sea ice
hasNavigationCondition often ice-covered
isPartOf Southern Ocean region NERFINISHED
locatedIn Antarctica
Bellingshausen Sea NERFINISHED
west coast of the Antarctic Peninsula
namedAfter Maxime Laubeuf NERFINISHED
nameLanguage English
near Adelaide Island NERFINISHED
Arrowsmith Peninsula NERFINISHED
partOf Adelaide Island region NERFINISHED
Graham Land region NERFINISHED
separates Adelaide Island NERFINISHED
Antarctic Peninsula mainland NERFINISHED
usedFor glaciological studies
oceanographic studies
scientific research

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Adelaide Island hasCoastFeature Laubeuf Fjord
Adelaide Island separatedBy Laubeuf Fjord