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[[File:Ross Island Map USGS 250k.png|thumb]]'''Ross Island''' is an island formed by four volcanoes in the [[Ross Sea]] near the continent of [[Antarctica]], off the coast of [[Victoria Land]] in [[McMurdo Sound]].
[[File:Ross Island Map USGS 250k.png|thumb]]'''Ross Island''', located at 77°30′S 168°00′E, is an island formed by four volcanoes in the [[Ross Sea]] near the continent of [[Antarctica]], off the coast of [[Victoria Land]] to the west of Westarctica.  It was named after the antarctic explorer [[James Clark Ross]].


[[Category:Geography of Antarctica]]
[[Category:Geography of Antarctica]]

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Ross Island Map USGS 250k.png

Ross Island, located at 77°30′S 168°00′E, is an island formed by four volcanoes in the Ross Sea near the continent of Antarctica, off the coast of Victoria Land to the west of Westarctica. It was named after the antarctic explorer James Clark Ross.