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The 33 pages that link to Antarctica, each with the reason it gives.

• Antarctic Treaty SystemNarrower topic: The treaty system applies to the area south of 60 degrees south latitude.

• Antarctic PeninsulaNarrower topic: The peninsula is a narrow extension of this continent.

• Antarctic CircleNarrower topic: The Antarctic Circle crosses the continent and helps distinguish its polar interior.

• Edward BransfieldNarrower topic: Bransfield’s voyage concerned a portion of the continent whose first sighting remains disputed.

• West AntarcticaNarrower topic: West Antarctica is one of the continent’s two major ice-sheet regions.

• Transantarctic MountainsNarrower topic: The mountain range crosses the continent from coast to coast.

• Adélie LandNarrower topic: Adélie Land is a coastal and inland region within East Antarctica.

• Ross IslandNarrower topic: Ross Island is part of the Antarctic continent’s coastal region.

• Chilean Antarctic TerritoryNarrower topic: Chile’s claimed sector is part of this continent.

• French Southern and Antarctic LandsNarrower topic: Adélie Land lies on Antarctica, while most of the territory’s districts are islands.

• Queen Maud LandNarrower topic: Queen Maud Land is a claimed region within this continent.

• Ross DependencyNarrower topic: The dependency is one defined sector of this continent.

• Berkner IslandNarrower topic: Berkner Island is a geographic feature of the Antarctic continent and ice system.

• Geography of AntarcticaNarrower topic: The continent itself is the geographic subject whose physical regions this field examines.

• James Ross IslandNarrower topic: The island belongs to Antarctica's northern maritime margin.

• Adelaide IslandNarrower topic: Adelaide Island is part of the Antarctic region.

• Mount SidleyNarrower topic: The continent’s polar conditions shape access to Mount Sidley and its surroundings.