Lemaire Channel

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Lemaire Channel is a narrow, scenic strait off the Antarctic Peninsula famed for its towering cliffs, icebergs, and popularity as a highlight of Antarctic cruises.

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Lemaire Channel canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf strait
tourist attraction
alsoKnownAs Kodak Gap NERFINISHED
characteristic frequent icebergs
narrow waterway
steep cliffs on both sides
climate polar
closestIsland Booth Island NERFINISHED
country Antarctica (no sovereign state; governed by Antarctic Treaty System) NERFINISHED
discoveredBy Belgian Antarctic Expedition NERFINISHED
discoveryDate 1898
feature floating sea ice
glaciated surroundings
towering rock and ice cliffs
governedBy Antarctic Treaty System
hazard drifting icebergs
pack ice
knownFor dramatic scenery
photographic opportunities
popularity with Antarctic cruise ships
length about 11 kilometers
locatedIn Antarctic Peninsula NERFINISHED
Antarctica
Graham Land NERFINISHED
mapReference west coast of Antarctic Peninsula charts
maximumWidth about 1.6 kilometers
namedAfter Charles Lemaire NERFINISHED
namedBy Adrien de Gerlache NERFINISHED
navigation often partially blocked by ice
transited mainly in the Antarctic summer
ocean Southern Ocean NERFINISHED
partOf Gerlache Strait region NERFINISHED
popularActivity scenic cruising
wildlife viewing
region west coast of Graham Land
scenicRating one of the most photographed locations in Antarctica
seasonalCondition more accessible from November to March
separates Booth Island NERFINISHED
Kiev Peninsula NERFINISHED
tourismStatus major highlight of Antarctic Peninsula cruises
typicalAccess by expedition cruise ship
wildlife penguins in surrounding areas
seals in surrounding areas
whales in surrounding waters

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González Videla Antarctic Base near Lemaire Channel
Cierva Cove hasNearbyFeature Lemaire Channel
Palmer Archipelago hasNearbySeaArea Lemaire Channel