- 1 1/4 inch diameter
- Cast in fine pewter
- Split ring attachment
- Two-sided piece
- Mounted on story card
Place Name: South Pole 2013
Elevation: 9300 ft.
Coordinates: 90° South
Location: Antarctica
Each January first, the position of 90 degrees South is determined and marked with a large marker of a unique design. And each year, day by day, the marker is carried away by the movement of the glacial ice cap. This year's marker is a two-sided, free standing sextant, symbolizing the role of navigation in exploration and discovery.
Elevation: 9300 ft.
Coordinates: 90° South
Location: Antarctica
Each January first, the position of 90 degrees South is determined and marked with a large marker of a unique design. And each year, day by day, the marker is carried away by the movement of the glacial ice cap. This year's marker is a two-sided, free standing sextant, symbolizing the role of navigation in exploration and discovery.
