The_shrinking_Southern_Ocean.png
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Satellite map showing how the delineation of the Southern Ocean has been moving southwards since the original formal delineation of the ocean in 1928 through to the (draft) delineation by the IHO in 2002.
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| Author | Cruickshanks |
This map has been derived from the public domain NASA image here File:Whole world - land and oceans.jpg
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