Drygalski Ice Tongue

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Drygalski Ice Tongue is a long, prominent glacier extension projecting into the Ross Sea from Victoria Land in Antarctica.

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Label Occurrences
Drygalski Ice Tongue canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf glacier feature
ice tongue
coast Scott Coast
continent Antarctica
country Antarctica
discoveredBy British National Antarctic Expedition
discoveryYear 1902
environment polar climate
exploredDuring Discovery Expedition
featureOf Ross Sea coastline
flowsFrom David Glacier
hasFeature crevassed surface
prominent seaward projection
hasIceType floating glacier tongue
hasProcess calving of icebergs
length approximately 70 kilometers
locatedIn Antarctica
Ross Sea
namedAfter Erich von Drygalski
namedBy Robert Falcon Scott
near McMurdo Sound
Terra Nova Bay
ocean Southern Ocean
partOf Scott Coast
projectsFrom Victoria Land
region Victoria Land
subjectOf glaciological studies
ocean–ice interaction research
terminatesIn Ross Sea
width up to about 24 kilometers

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

Scott Coast hasNearbyFeature Drygalski Ice Tongue
Terra Nova Bay boundedBy Drygalski Ice Tongue
Terra Nova Bay hasNearbyGlacier Drygalski Ice Tongue
David Glacier near Drygalski Ice Tongue
David Glacier feeds Drygalski Ice Tongue
Tinker Glacier isLocatedNorthOf Drygalski Ice Tongue