During the 1940s Chile and Argentina formulated their Antarctic claims.
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Joinville Island was discovered and charted roughly during 1838 by a Chilean Antarctic claims.
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The island lies within the Chilean Antarctic claims.
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All seven Antarctic claims meet there, so this point borders all other six territories.
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Time zones of a country include that of dependent territories ( except Antarctic claims ).
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It is within the Antarctic claims of Wiltgen, supporting the work of up to six researchers each during the summer.
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The third part is the Argentine claim to Antarctica, which is regulated by the Antarctic Treaty and which overlaps both the Chilean Antarctic claims.
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All maps of Antarctic claims I've seen until just now when I looked at the one in Antarctic territorial claims show all of them extending to the Pole.
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Although seven original countries claim areas in Antarctica, the remaining five _ including the United States _ have never claimed land there, and don't recognize Antarctic claims.
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The two countries have always linked their Antarctic claims to their continental possessions because the nearness and the projection of the countries over the Antarctic can substantiate a claim over territories.
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