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This double-sided map features topographic detail with a satellite image mosaic backdrop. The map is available as either a folded map, or a flat wall map that will be delivered in a poster roll. It covers the South Shetland Islands in three separate map panels. The map shows topographic information including: Coastline and offshore rocks; bathymetry; elevation information as contours and selected mountain summit heights; all UK place names; permanent and summer-only scientific research stations; Antarctic Specially Protected Areas and Historic Sites and Monuments.
Side A, Map 1: Clarence, Elephant, Aspland and Gibbs islands. Map 2: King George, Nelson and Robert islands.
Side B, Map 3: Greenwich, Livingston, Deception, Snow, Low and Smith islands.