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• Dufek Massif — is a range of peaks in the Pensacola Mountains of Antarctica, centered at 82°24′S 24°45′W / 82.4°S 24.75°W / 82.4; 24.75. It covers 11,668 square kilometres (4,505 sq mi) …   Wikipedia

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