[DOC] [TLE] Weddell Sea - Wikipedia [PAR] The Weddell Sea is part of the Southern Ocean and contains the Weddell Gyre. 
Its land ... In his 1950 book The White Continent, historian Thomas R. Henry 
writes: ... The sea is named after the Scottish sailor James Weddell, who entered 
the sea in 1823 ... In 1823, British sailor James Weddell discovered the Weddell 
Sea. [DOC] [TLE] James Weddell - Wikipedia [PAR] James Weddell (24 August 1787 in Ostend  9 September 1834) was a British 
sailor, navigator ... The season was unusually mild and tranquil, and on 20 
February 1823, the two ships had reached ... Two places are named after him
the Weddell Sea, and Weddell Islands in the Falklands. .... Continent  History  
Expeditions. [DOC] [TLE] Weddell Sea | sea, Atlantic Ocean | Britannica.com [PAR] 20, 1823, a British explorer and sealer, James Weddell, on the brig Jane, ... was 
abandoned when, in 1900, it was proposed that the sea be named after its 
discoverer. ... Luitpold Coast of western Coats Land was charted by the 
Deutschland on ... Marking the edge of the continent, the break between shelf 
and continental... [DOC] [TLE] Antarctic Explorers: James Weddell - South-Pole.com [PAR] James Weddell joined the Navy in 1796 and by 1815 had risen to the rank of 
Master ... to a shipwright named James Strachan who, along with several other 
partners, owned a 160 ton brig. ... south and reached the eastern end of the 
South Orkneys on January 13, 1823. ... Weddell named the waters King George 
IV's Sea. [DOC] [TLE] Antarctic History - Antarctica Online [PAR] James Cook's Antarctic circumnavigation stands as one of the greatest of all ... 
He saw the continent again on January 28 at 6943'S and named it the ... Finding 
few fur seals, Weddell carefully charted the islands, then began to search in 
uncharted waters. ... By February 17, 1823 Weddell was deep into the Weddell 
Sea. [DOC] [TLE] Antarctica facts, information, pictures | Encyclopedia.com articles ... [PAR] A belt of pack ice surrounds the continent; only a few areas are ice-free at the end 
of most .... James C. Ross commanded two vessels on an expedition (184143) 
that ... The Weddell Sea border of E Antarctica was seen first by Bruce (1904), 
and it ..... The Weddell Sea is named for the British explorer James Weddell, who
... [DOC] [TLE] So that those interested may compare the type, approach, emphasis ... [PAR] On 10.12.11 the Deutschland departed South Georgia for the Weddell Sea. ... (
Filchner originally named the ice shelf after Kaiser Wilhelm but the emperor 
himself .... To the sixth continent: the Second German South Polar Expedition ..... 
JAMES WEDDELL (q.v.) with the Jane and GEORGE POWELL (died 1823) in the 
Eliza. [DOC] [TLE] The History of Antarctica - A Story of Great Discoverers [PAR] Aug 5, 2016 ... Like Cook he circumnavigated the continent, penetrating south of the Antarctic ... 
In 1823 London-based James Weddell led the most famous of all sealing 
voyages deep into the sea named after him, attaining a farthest south .... its 
atmosphere and surrounding seas, its mammals and birds and fish and... [DOC] [TLE] Climate - Students on Ice [PAR] Setting out for Antarctica to cross the continent coast-to-coast by sledge, ... 1823: 
In February, Englishman James Weddell sails to 74 degrees south. This is the 
farthest south yet reached and the penetrated sea bears his name today. .... 
seasons discovering MacRobertson Land and charting much of the adjacent 
coastline. [DOC] [TLE] Arctic Cruises, Antarctic Cruises, Polar Tours, Travel, Voyages, Polar ... [PAR] This is a rarely visited spot for sea conditions must be perfect, i.e. calm, in order to 
... Charted and named le de l'Astrolabe by the French Antarctic Expedition under 
... Finally, James Weddell named the strait Branfields (note the error. .... the 
Tabarin Peninsula on the continent, Vega Island and James Ross Island to the 
west. [DOC] [TLE] Contents - MacMillan [PAR] helped James Weddell, a British

Question: The Weddell Sea, bordering this continent, was named for James Weddell, who charted it in 1823
Answer: Antarctica