Whats the Capital of Antarctica

Answer 1

Antarctica has no cities, permanent residents, government or capital. There are no countries on Antarctica and no permanent population. Many countries have scientific research stations on Antarctica with seasonal occupants; a few Antarctic stations are occupied all year.

Antarctica is a continent, and it is not owned by any country. Although several countries claim territories on Antarctica, none of them owns it: thus, it has no capital.
Antarctica is not a country, it does not have a capital. Only research bases.

Answer 2

There is no declared capital but if there was, I am sure it would be McMurdo.

Answer 3

No. Antarctica is a continent, not a country. Thus, it does not have a capital city.

Answer 4

By a single degree, Buenos Aires, Argentina -- 34 degrees S, is closer to the Antarctic Circle than Santiago, Chile -- 33 degrees S.

Answer 5

Antarctica is a continent without sovereignty -- therefore, there is no capital.

Answer 6

There are no countries in Antarctica and thus, no capital.

Answer 7

There are no cities on the Antarctic continent.

Answer 8

Antarctica has no countries, cities, or permanent residents.

Answer 9

Antarctica has no capital, no states, cities or established civilization. It is governed by the Antarctic Treaty.

Answer 10

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