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Antarctica — World Gazetteer, 2005 edition

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Antarctica had an estimated population of 1,435 in 2005, with 37 places recorded. Archived from the World Gazetteer, the reference work formerly published at this domain.

About these figures. This page is part of the restored World Gazetteer archive: the 2005 edition of Stefan Helders' reference work, which was published at this domain until 2013 and is preserved here. Figures are as of 2005 and are kept for citation continuity and historical comparison. Esta página conserva la edición de 2005 del World Gazetteer. Las cifras corresponden a 2005; para datos actuales, consulte las fuentes oficiales.
This was a World Gazetteer grouping rather than a state, and we hold no single modern counterpart for it. The country index lists what we do cover.

Cities and towns, 2005

#PlaceRegionPopulation (2005)Today
1MacMurdo - permanent station of the USSector claimed by New Zealand254—
2Molodezhnaya - permanent station of RussiaSector claimed by Australia81—
3Presidente Eduardo Frei Montalva - permanent station of ChileSector claimed by Argentina/Chile/UK81—
4Amundsen-Scott - permanent station of the USUnclaimed Sector62—
5MirnyySector claimed by Australia61—
6Esperanza - permanent station of ArgentinaSector claimed by Argentina/Chile/UK56—
7Vicecomodoro Marambio - permanent station of ArgentinaSector claimed by Argentina/Chile/UK56—
8Capitán Arturo Prat - permanent station of ChileSector claimed by Argentina/Chile/UK41—
9Syowa - permanent station of JapanSector claimed by Norway41—
10Novolazarovskaya - permanent station of RussiaSector claimed by Norway31—
11Dumont dʿUrville - permanent station of FranceSector claimed by France27—
12Bellingshausen - permanent station of RussiaSector claimed by Argentina/Chile/UK25—
13Maitri - permanent station of IndiaSector claimed by Norway25—
14General Bernardo OʿHiggins - permanent station of ChileSector claimed by Argentina/Chile/UK23—
15Davis - permanent station of AustraliaSector claimed by Australia22—
16Rothera - permanent station of the UKSector claimed by Argentina/Chile/UK22—
17General Belgrano II - permanent station of ArgentinaSector claimed by Argentina/UK21—
18Casey - permanent station of AustraliaSector claimed by Australia20—
19Chang Cheng - permanent station of ChinaSector claimed by Argentina/Chile/UK20—
20Escudero - permanent station of ChileSector claimed by Argentina/Chile/UK20—
21General San Martin - permanent station of ArgentinaSector claimed by Argentina/Chile/UK20—
22Henryk Arctowski - permanent station of PolandSector claimed by Argentina/Chile/UK20—
23Mawson - permanent station of AustraliaSector claimed by Australia20—
24Progress - permanent station of RussiaSector claimed by Australia20—
25Teniente Jubany - permanent station of ArgentinaSector claimed by Argentina/Chile/UK20—
26Halley V - permanent station of the UKSector claimed by Argentina/UK15—
27King Sejong - permanent station of South KoreaSector claimed by Argentina/Chile/UK15—
28Zhongshan - permanent station of ChinaSector claimed by Australia15—
29Orcadas - permanent station of ArgentinaSector claimed by Argentina/UK14—
30Vostok - permanent station of RussiaSector claimed by Australia13—
31Academician Vernadskiy - permanent station of the UkraineSector claimed by Argentina/Chile/UK12—
32Comandante Ferraz - permanent station of BrazilSector claimed by Argentina/Chile/UK12—
33Artigas - permanent station of UruguaySector claimed by Argentina/Chile/UK10—
34Palmer - permanent station of the USSector claimed by Argentina/Chile/UK10—
35Sanae IV - permanent station of South AfricaSector claimed by Norway10—
36Scott - permanent station of New ZealandSector claimed by New Zealand10—
37Neumayer - permanent station of GermanySector claimed by Norway9—

The Today column links to our current page for the same place, where one matches by name and plausible size; the figure shown there is today's, never 2005's. A dash means no confident match, which is more honest than a guessed link.

Administrative divisions, 2005

#NamePopulation (2005)
1Sector claimed by Australia448
2Sector claimed by Argentina/Chile/UK376
3Sector claimed by New Zealand338
4Sector claimed by Norway108
5Sector claimed by Argentina/UK72
6Unclaimed Sector62
7Sector claimed by France31
8Sector claimed by the UK only0

The complete dataset is available as a free CSV download, with attribution to Stefan Helders / World Gazetteer.