Varna Peninsula
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peninsula, invisible
Roughly rectangular, ice-covered peninsula forming the NE extremity of Livingston Island. Long 12 km in SW-NE direction, wide 9 km. Bounded by Hero Bay to the NW, Moon Bay to the SE, and McFarlane Strait to the NE. The NE coast indented by Lister Cove and Dragon Cove. Inott Point and Williams Point form the feature's E and N extremities. The latter was sighted in 1819 from the vessel Williams under Capt. William Smith, marking the discovery of the South Shetlands. UK mapping in 1968. Named after the Bulgarian city of Varna.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Varna_Peninsula
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Coordinates: 62°31'0"S 60°8'30"W
- Antarctic Peninsula 332 km
- Peninsula Mitre 944 km
- Rous Peninsula, Hoste Island 986 km
- Brecknock Peninsula 1137 km
- Brunswick Peninsula 1292 km
- Rydberg Peninsula 1436 km
- Fletcher Peninsula 1646 km
- Kings Peninsula 2086 km
- Taitao Peninsula 2105 km
- Area Natural Protegida Peninsula Valdes 2295 km
- Moon Bay 12 km
- McFarlane Strait 13 km
- Livingston Island 17 km
- Greenwich Island 18 km
- Tangra Mountains 19 km
- South Bay 23 km
- English Strait 28 km
- Robert Island 34 km
- Nelson Strait 47 km
- Nelson Island 62 km