Definition

1. Proper noun:
   • A geographical region in Antarctica: A mountainous area located on the continent of Antarctica, specifically bounded by the Ross Sea to the east and Wilkes Land to the west.

Usage Examples

• Proper noun:
  • The expedition set up a research station in Victoria Land.
  • Victoria Land is known for its dramatic dry valleys and glaciers.

Advanced Usage

• "The coasts of Victoria Land": Refers to the coastal regions bordering the Ross Sea.
  • The coasts of Victoria Land are critical habitats for penguin colonies.

Variants and Related Words

• Transantarctic Mountains: The major mountain range that includes much of Victoria Land.
• Ross Dependency: The New Zealand-claimed sector of Antarctica which includes Victoria Land.

Synonyms

• Antarctic region: A general term for areas on the Antarctic continent.
• Polar territory: Land area within the polar regions.

Related Phrases

• "Explore Victoria Land": To travel through or conduct research in this region.
  • Many scientists dream of the opportunity to explore Victoria Land.

Related Terminology

• Dry Valleys: A famous, ice-free area located within Victoria Land.
  • The Dry Valleys of Victoria Land are some of the most Mars-like environments on Earth.

Noun

1. a mountainous area of Antarctica bounded by the Ross Sea and Wilkes Land