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Antarctic Map Folio Series

By Vivian C. Bushnell
Publication
Antarctic Journal of the United States
Volume
10
Issue
6
Pages
321

Antarctic Map Folio Series · Version 19

1975

Bushnell reports that Folio 19, History of Antarctic Exploration and Scientific Investigation, was published in October 1975 as the final installment of the Antarctic Map Folio Series. Its fifteen plates cover early concepts of Antarctica, routes and highlights of exploration from 1772 to 1954, and scientific stations, traverses, and other accomplishments from 1954 to 1975. According to the account, Henry M. Dater contributed the opening discussion of motivations for Antarctic exploration, the American Geographical Society staff prepared the remainder, and the folio includes a bibliography of 280 sources.

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This article reports the completion of the Antarctic Map Folio Series by the American Geographical Society. The series comprises 19 folios, with Folio 19, 'History of Antarctic Exploration and Scientific Investigation,' published in October 1975. It includes 15 plates covering early concepts of Antarctica, exploratory voyages, flights, and inland traverses from 1772 to 1954, as well as scientific stations and traverses from 1954 to 1975. The article also mentions Henry M. Dater's discussion on human motivations for Antarctic exploration and provides purchasing details and discounts for the series.

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