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Bookmark or Share- A Trip South to Antarctica’s Ross Sea | Smithsonian OceanThe Ross Sea, a 1.9 million square mile (3.6 million square km) stretch of ocean off the coast of Antarctica, has been nicknamed “The Last Ocean.” And it’s not just a ploy to get your attention.
- Ross Sea – Travel guide at WikivoyageThe Ross Sea in Antarctica is the world's most southerly sea. It's ice-bound for much of the year, but at the height of summer ships can cautiously enter. It's therefore long been a focus of polar exploration, especially towards the South Pole.
- Map of the Ross Sea | Smithsonian OceanMap of the Ross Sea (Courtesy of John Weller) The Ross Sea, a 1.9 million square mile (3.6 million square km) stretch of ocean off the coast of Antarctica, has been nicknamed “The Last Ocean.”
- Ross Sea | Definition, Map, Ecosystem, & Facts | BritannicaRoss Sea, southern extension of the Southern Ocean, which, along with the vast Ross Ice Shelf at its head, makes a deep indentation in the circular continental outline of Antarctica. The sea is a generally shallow marine region approximately 370,000 square miles (960,000 square km) in area.
- Ross Ice Shelf | Antarctica, Map, Facts, & Location | BritannicaRoss Ice Shelf, world’s largest body of floating ice, lying at the head of Ross Sea, itself an enormous indentation in the continent of Antarctica. The ice shelf lies between about 155° W and 160° E longitude and about 78° S and 86° S latitude.
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