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The James Ross Straight northeast of King William Island. Sea ice fills the straight, forming a bridge to Tennent Island (in the west) and Matty Island (further to the east).
NASA Landsat 7 satellite image, collected using NASA World Wind.
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| current | 18:38, 2 September 2005 | 1,280×948 (2.7 MB) | Finlay McWalter | (The James Ross Straight northeast of en:King William Island. Sea ice fills the straight, forming a bridge to Tennent Island (in the west) and Matty Island (further to the east). NASA Landsat 7 satellite image, collected using NASA World Wind.) |
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