[DOC] [TLE] Square mile - Wikipedia [PAR] The square mile is an imperial and US unit of measure for an area equal to the 
area of a square of one statute mile. It should not be confused with miles square,
... [DOC] [TLE] Square Miles to Acres conversion [PAR] Square Miles to Acres (mi to ac) conversion calculator for Area conversions ... A 
measurement of area equal to one mile length by one mile width making an... [DOC] [TLE] The polar ice cap is 5 million square miles, but the worlds oceans ... [PAR] Less sea ice means warmer seas, warmer seas expand: Michael Bueti PhD's 
answer to Are the ... Where is the biggest concentration of asphalt lakes per 
square mile on earth? ... Volume = area x thickness. So if the volume of the 
icecap is, on average, about 200 ft thick times 5 million square miles area and the 
area of the... [DOC] [TLE] Glossary of Terms used in Describing the Antarctic [PAR] Aneroid barometer: An instrument used to measure air pressure through the 
expansion .... The Antarctic is covered by one large ice sheet that moves - under 
the influence ... This glacier drains an area of over 1 million square kilometres of 
East ... off as ice bergs from the ice front which is 200 km wide where it meets the 
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which covers 98 .... land surface, or about 5.4 million square miles (14 million .... 
The iceberg B-9 with a number of smaller tabular bergs. ... produce gouges on 
the seafloor measuring 100 feet ..... Antarctic birds include albatrosses, petrels, 
shags,... [DOC] [TLE] Development of an Antarctic Oil Field - Princeton University [PAR] field could be expected to produce oil would be 30 or ... potential for Antarctic oil 
development exists in one of the offshore ... icebergs (some very large-to tens of 
miles square); 1 ... bergs are needed to design off- ..... over a 20 nautical-mile 
grid across ..... Figure A-5-Antarctica Development System C (Ice Shelf or Ice 
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size of Rhode Island and is exceeded in size only by the polar and Greenland ice 
caps. ..... between Montague and Knight islands in Montague Strait 60 miles 
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approximately 5.4 million square miles, or slightly larg- .... The ice cap of 
Antarctica represents a potential resource to ...... reported measurements of bergs 
indicate that the draft is sel- ...... ray flares that produce large X-ray flux, but which 
have no... [DOC] [TLE] January 2002 - JPL - NASA [PAR] Space 1 and looking forw a rd to a new Dawna mission ... most massive 
asteroids known, Vesta and Ceres, two baby planets .... 10 million kilometers (
6.2 million miles) from ... has heated and cooled by almost 200 degrees C (390 F)
. ... jets to descend through Martian polar ice caps, to .... berg Air Force Base Dec. 
7. [DOC] [TLE] Glaciology Encyclopedia Arctica Volume 1: Geology and Allied ... [PAR] Erosional Effects of Glaciers, 5 ... was the growth and spread of glaciers both 
large and small. ... square miles in area, is by far the largest in the Northern 
Hemisphere. ... covered by an ice sheet, the Canadian Great Plains at the same 
time had .... the glacier ice produced, in some districts, a strong accentuation of 
asymmetric [DOC] [TLE] greenland melt | robertscribbler [PAR] NASA Map Shows Large Portions of Greenland are Melting from Below ... Melt 
along the base of the Greenland ice sheet has long been influenced by heat .... 
Some of these ponds are quite extensive  measuring 1/4 to up to 1 mile in 
length

Question: This 5-miilion-square-mile ice cap produces huge bergs, including one measured at 200 X 60 miles
Answer: Antarctica