Palmer Land

noun

1. the southern part of the Antarctic Peninsula.

Palmer Land

noun

1. the S part of the Antarctic Peninsula

Example Sentences

Their namesake glaciers run parallel to each other in Palmer Land.

From BBC

Northeast Realty has sued Mohegan Sun alleging it violated an exclusivity agreement keeping it from pursuing a gambling license in Massachusetts other than the Palmer land it leased from Northeast.

From Washington Times

They were Palmer Land with its associated islands, the coast of Victoria Land with the adjacent Ross Sea, and, to a lesser extent, the coast of Wilkes Land, The rest of the continental limits of the Antarctic was known only through the interpretation of imperfectly recorded observations and the speculations arising from distant and uncertain views.

From Scientific American

The tectonic line of the Andes is then apparently bent southward, and reappears in Palmer Land.

From Scientific American

In the early part of the voyage a new strait was discovered between Danco Land and Palmer Land, but in February 1898 the ship became involved in the ice and remained in it for a year, drifting between 69° 40' and 71° 35' S. latitude and 80° 30' and 102° 10' W. longitude.

From Project Gutenberg