Litchfield Island

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Litchfield Island

Palmer Archipelago
(British Antarctic Territory)

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Location: 64°46’16"S, 64°5’27"W
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Litchfield Island is a tiny island forming the west side of Arthur Harbour, to the south of Anvers Island, the major isle of the Palmer Archipelago in the British Antarctic Territory.

The island was surveyed by the Falkland Islands Dependencies Survey in 1955 and named 'Litchfield Islet' after Douglas Bernard Litchfield (b.1927), the Falkland Islands Dependencies Survey general assistant at "Arthur Harbour", 1955-56, who took part in survey and hydrographic work in the area.

The island was designated a Special Protection Area, SPA No.17, under the Antarctic Treaty.

Reflist

The Palmer Archipelago, British Antarctic Territory

Abbott IslandAnvers IslandAuguste IslandBob IslandBrabant IslandBremen IslandBuff IslandChionis IslandChristiania IslandsChukovezer IslandCobalcescou IslandCormorant IslandDavis IslandDink IslandDoumer IslandDream IslandEmen IslandFridtjof IslandGand IslandHalfway IslandHermit IslandHoseason IslandHumble IslandImelin IslandJanus IslandKalotina IslandLapteva IslandLecointe IslandLitchfield IslandLiège IslandMasteyra IslandMelchior IslandsOhlin IslandPabellon IslandPampa IslandPetrelik IslandRaklitsa IslandRogulyat IslandSoatris IslandSpert IslandSpume IslandTemenuga IslandTetrad IslandsTorgersen IslandTower IslandTrebishte IslandTrinity IslandTripod IslandTwo Hummock IslandVázquez IslandVromos IslandWalsham RocksWiencke IslandYoke IslandZigzag Island