context: Antarctica, also known as Antarctica, is the southernmost continent of the globe. . The Antarctica is located within the Antarctic region and contains the geographical Antarctic, most of which are within the Antarctic Circle surrounded by the Southern Ocean. Its area is estimated at 14,000,000 square kilometers, making it the fifth largest continent. For example, the size of Antarctica is twice as large as Australia. Snow covers approximately 98% of Antarctica with an average thickness of 1.9 km and covers all regions of the continent except the far north of the Antarctic Peninsula. Antarctica is the coldest, drier and windiest of the continents, and it is also the most continent in medium altitude. Antarctica is one of the deserts of the earth, specifically the polar desert, and it has an annual average rainfall of about 200 mm only along the coast, but in the interior, the rainfall rate decreases significantly. The lowest temperatures recorded in Antarctica are -89.2 degrees Celsius, but the average in the last quarter (the coldest period of the year) is -63 degrees Celsius. Antarctica permanently inhabits about 135 people, while this number increases by between 1,000 and 5,000 during the year at research stations scattered throughout the continent. The indigenous organisms that inhabit the area are many species of algae, bacteria, fungi, plants and some other animals such as licorice, cylindrical worms, footbed fins, and slow-moving penguins. The grassy areas on the continent are called the Antarctic Tundra.
question: Where is the South Pole geographically located?
answers.text: Antarctica