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- Antarctandes abstract "Antarctandes (Antartandes in spanish) is the mountain range that is located in the axis of the Antarctic Peninsula and can be consider the continuation of the Andes mountains in the Antarctic continent. With this theory the Andes start in the border between Colombia and Venezuela, submerges in the Atlantic ocean to the east of Tierra del Fuego forming the underwater mountain range Scotia Arc and reappearing of to stretches in the islands Aurora, South Georgia, South Sandwich, South Orkney and South Shetland, continuing afterwards in the Antarctic peninsula.The maximum height of the Antartandes is the Mount Coman with 3657m of Altitude, in the segment called mountains of The Eternity; it stands out also the Mount Esperanza with 2860m of Altitude. From the Antartandes extends a ramification to the southwest known as Ellsworth Mountains, low mountain range and to a large extent subglaciar that it splices to the Antartandes with the another big Antarctic mountain range: the Transantarctic Mountains. In these, more exactly in the segment called Diamond Mountains, is the nunatak Mount Chiriguano with 3660m of Altitude. To the South Pole is the Antarctic Plateau.The Antartandes is claimed by Argentina (Argentine Antarctica), Chile (Chilean Antarctic Territory) and the United Kingdom (British Antarctic Territory), but all these claims are frozen by the article 4 of the Antarctic Treaty System.".
- Antarctandes thumbnail Antarctic_Peninsula_region_relief_location_map.png?width=300.
- Antarctandes wikiPageID "49538662".
- Antarctandes wikiPageLength "1859".
- Antarctandes wikiPageOutDegree "27".
- Antarctandes wikiPageRevisionID "707190740".
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink Andes.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink Antarctic_Peninsula.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink Antarctic_Plateau.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink Antarctic_Treaty_System.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink Antarctica.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink Argentine_Antarctica.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink Atlantic_Ocean.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink British_Antarctic_Territory.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink Category:Antarctic_Peninsula.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink Category:Mountains.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink Chilean_Antarctic_Territory.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink Colombia.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink Ellsworth_Mountains.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink Mount_Chiriguano.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink Mount_Coman.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink Nunatak.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink Scotia_Arc.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink Shag_Rocks,_South_Georgia.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink South_Georgia_and_the_South_Sandwich_Islands.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink South_Orkney_Islands.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink South_Pole.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink South_Shetland_Islands.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink Tierra_del_Fuego.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink Transantarctic_Mountains.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink United_Kingdom.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink Venezuela.
- Antarctandes wikiPageWikiLink File:Antarctic_Peninsula_region_relief_location_map.png.
- Antarctandes wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Noref.
- Antarctandes wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Antarctandes subject Category:Antarctic_Peninsula.
- Antarctandes subject Category:Mountains.
- Antarctandes hypernym Range.
- Antarctandes comment "Antarctandes (Antartandes in spanish) is the mountain range that is located in the axis of the Antarctic Peninsula and can be consider the continuation of the Andes mountains in the Antarctic continent.".
- Antarctandes label "Antarctandes".
- Antarctandes sameAs Q312760.
- Antarctandes sameAs Antartandes.
- Antarctandes sameAs Antartandes.
- Antarctandes sameAs Antartandeak.
- Antarctandes sameAs Q312760.
- Antarctandes wasDerivedFrom Antarctandes?oldid=707190740.
- Antarctandes depiction Antarctic_Peninsula_region_relief_location_map.png.
- Antarctandes isPrimaryTopicOf Antarctandes.