Located between the southern tip of the Antarctic Peninsula and the island of MontenegroMap
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乖小咪
5.0/5
Outstanding
The Lemery Channel on the Lima Channel of King George Island in Antarctica is a wide channel with tall icebergs on both sides. Here you can see the most bizarre scenery in Antarctica, which is the bizarre icebergs, which are crystal clear under the setting sun, which is really magical and dreamy.
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In 1873, the German explorer Eduard Delmann discovered the Strait of Lemay, and it was not until 1898 that Adrian J. Gerrache crossed the Strait of Lemay, drew a map for it, and used his Belgian colleague as a guide. Named after Charles Rameri. This channel, which is only 11,000 kilometers long and 1,600 meters wide, is one of the more famous and beautiful channels. The scenery here and the reason for giving it this honorary title cannot be described in words.
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Show More ReviewsThe Lemery Channel on the Lima Channel of King George Island in Antarctica is a wide channel with tall icebergs on both sides. Here you can see the most bizarre scenery in Antarctica, which is the bizarre icebergs, which are crystal clear under the setting sun, which is really magical and dreamy.