Polar Books Catalogue
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Sections : Antarctic; Arctic; Journal of the Manchester Geographical Society; Maps; Miscellaneous; Mountaineering; General Polar; Scott; Other travel; Whaling;
Reference 3137 (2269) Category Arctic; Author Klover, Geir O. et al. Title Roald Amundsen and the Exploration of the Northwest Passage. Publishing Information Oslo: The Fram Museum, 2008. 9788282350013 Description 1st Softcover Edition. 105 pages. Original pictorial wrappers. Illustrated with colour and black and white photos. As New appears unread. "In 1903-1906 Roald Amundsen established himself as a sailor and explorer of the first order when he successfully navigated the Gjoa through the entire length of the Northwest Passage, a treacherous ice-bound route that winds between the current northern Canadain mainland and Canada's Arctic islands. The expedition was a landmark event in the history of Arctic exploration. This book tells the story of the Gjoa and her crew. It is fully illustrated with original photos from the expedition and contains several excerpts from Roald Amundsen's diary. The book includes a 30-page fully illustrated timeline of all the main efforts to find the Northwest Passage and a chapter on the mystery of the north magnetic pole." (from back cover). Price £30.00 Keywords Arctic, Antarctic, Book, Polar S1-Arc ISBN Add this to your basket