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รอสส์ดีเพนเดนซี

New Zealand's territorial claim in Antarctica

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Ross Dependency is a large region of Antarctica that New Zealand claims as its territory, though this claim is not internationally recognized due to the Antarctic Treaty System, which sets aside all territorial claims in Antarctica for the sake of scientific cooperation. It matters primarily as a symbol of New Zealand's historical involvement in Antarctic exploration and as a reminder of how the international community chose to manage Antarctica as a shared space rather than allowing nations to divide it up among themselves.

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Within Vinony's link graph, รอสส์ดีเพนเดนซี is referenced by 883 other articles, and connects out to Tokelau, Antarctic Treaty System and territorial authority of New Zealand.

The entry is geolocated on the map in AQ, across 2 mapped points.

It is catalogued under topics including 1923 establishments in Antarctica, Dependent territories of New Zealand and Ross Dependency.

Its subject is documented across 52 Wikipedia language editions.

Key facts

Sovereign state: New Zealand
Sector claim: 160°E – 150°W
Main base and administrative centre: Scott Base , 77°50′57″S 166°46′06″E / 77.849132°S 166.768196°E / -77.849132; 166.768196
Official languages: English
Government: Dependency under a constitutional monarchy
Monarch: Charles III
Governor: Dame Cindy Kiro
Total: 450,000 km (170,000 sq mi)
Seasonal estimate: 10 – 80 ( Scott Base ) 200 – 1,000 ( McMurdo Station ) 85 – 200 ( South Pole Station ) 0 – 90 ( Zucchelli Station ) 20 – 60 ( Jang Bogo Station ) 30 – 80 ( Qinling Station )
Currency: New Zealand dollar (NZ$) ( NZD )
Time zone: UTC+12:00 ( NZST )
Summer dst: UTC+13:00 ( NZDT )
Calling code: +64 2409
Internet tld: .aq .nz