Queen Maud Land
Queen Maud Land connects to 4584 places across 9 topics through 43 Bunkabop connections, anchored in polar science, territorial governance, and Antarctic exploration. Norway claims the territory and Norwegian law applies there; a 1948 agreement with the United Kingdom fixed its boundaries. Research stations from Germany, Japan, and India operate within Queen Maud Land, with India's Maitri station focused on the geology of Gondwana, when India and Antarctica formed a single landmass. Norwegian expeditions began exploring the coastline in 1891.
Mikhail Somov
Connects Queen Maud Land to: Moscow, Central | Victoria Land
Maitri (research station)
Connects Queen Maud Land to: Vasco da Gama, India | Schirmacher Oasis
East Antarctica
Connects Queen Maud Land to: Sag Harbor, New York | Marie Byrd Land
Coats Land
Connects Queen Maud Land to: Queen Elizabeth Land | Belgrano II Base
procedural law
Connects Queen Maud Land to: Turkey | Bouvet Island, Norway
Neumayer Station III
Connects Queen Maud Land to: SANAE IV, SANAP | Research stations in Queen Maud Land
Piri Reis map
Bouvet Island
Connects Queen Maud Land to: Cape Verde | Valdivia, Chile | Bouvet Island, Norway
Harald V of Norway
Connects Queen Maud Land to: Norway | Trondheim, Norway | Eyrarbakki, Iceland | Vangshylla, Norway | Skogfjorden, Minnesota
Queen Maud Land
Connects Queen Maud Land to: United States | Germany | South Africa | Norway | Roald, Norway
Alex Honnold
Connects Queen Maud Land to: California | Tokyo, Japan | Las Vegas, Nevada | Nice, France | Sacramento, California
Fabian Gottlieb von Bellingshausen
Connects Queen Maud Land to: Russia | New Zealand | Brazil | Ukraine | Vladimir, Russia