Erebus and Terror Gulf

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Erebus and Terror Gulf is a body of water off the northern tip of the Antarctic Peninsula, named after the British exploration ships HMS Erebus and HMS Terror.

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Erebus and Terror Gulf canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf body of water
gulf
borderedBy coasts of the Antarctic Peninsula
country Antarctica (no sovereign state; governed by Antarctic Treaty System) NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic remote location
sea ice covered for much of the year
subject to pack ice
hasClimate polar climate
hasEtymology named for the ships of James Clark Ross’s expedition
hasLatitudeApprox around 63°S
hasLegalStatus subject to Antarctic Treaty System
hasLongitudeApprox around 56°W
hasNamingOrigin British Antarctic exploration
isInHemisphere Southern Hemisphere NERFINISHED
Western Hemisphere NERFINISHED
locatedIn Antarctica
Graham Land region of the Antarctic Peninsula NERFINISHED
Southern Ocean
locatedOff northern tip of the Antarctic Peninsula
namedAfter HMS Erebus NERFINISHED
HMS Terror NERFINISHED
partOf Weddell Sea region NERFINISHED
relatedTo HMS Erebus and HMS Terror expedition to Antarctica NERFINISHED
seaConnection Weddell Sea NERFINISHED
usedFor scientific research in polar oceanography

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Cape Dubouzet hasNearbyFeature Erebus and Terror Gulf