UK Antarctic Heritage Trust

The northern part of the Antarctic Peninsula presented at 1:250,000 by the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust on a double-sided, visually impressive topographic and bathymetric map based on satellite imagery, with plenty of names of local features.

A section of the northern part of the Antarctic Peninsula with the nearby islands, including Brabant Island and Anvers Island (the location of the US Palmer Station), on a contoured topographic map at 1:250,000 published by the British Antarctic Survey and the United Kingdom Antarctic Heritage Trust in 2008. The map provides a vivid presentation of the terrain characteristic of BAS’s topographic mapping and...

Double-sided map from the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust ideal for the increasing number of visitors approaching Antarctica by sea across the Drake Passage: on one side is an overview map extending north to include from the southern tip of South America, Falkland Islands and South Georgia, on the reverse the northern part of the Antarctic Peninsula is shown in greater detail.

The northern part of the Antarctic Peninsula presented at 1:250,000 by the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust on a double-sided, visually impressive topographic and bathymetric map based on satellite imagery, with plenty of names of local features.