Antarctic Treaty (Environment Protection) Proclamation 2005
Part 18Antarctic specially protected area No. 118
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Part 18 Antarctic specially protected area No. 118
Summit of Mount Melbourne, Victoria Land.
Latitude 74 21 S, longitude 164 42 E.
Mount Melbourne (2 733 m, 74 21 S, 164 42 E) in northern Victoria Land, is situated between Wood Bay and Terra Nova Bay, on the western side of the Ross Sea, and Campbell Glacier, about 10 km to the west. The Area encompasses all terrain above the 2 200 m contour surrounding the main crater of Mt Melbourne.
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