The line of the Arctic Circle is about 1,650 miles south of the North Pole.

An imaginary line circling the Earth at 66 degrees 33 minutes north latitude. In the Arctic Circle, the sun will not rise to the summer solstice (June 20 or 21) and not the winter solstice (December 21 or 22). Your father traveling to the north will have 24 hours of darkness in the summer and 24 hours in the winter. In the Arctic Circle, the sun does not last for 180 days.

"Arctic circle" comes from the work "arktikos", the Greek "bear". The reason is that Ursa Major's Big Bear is seen in the northern sky.

The Arctic Circle represents areas over the sun at least one day a year, summer days, during the day and winter 24 hours a day.

Eight countries of Greenland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia, Canada, and the United States (Alaska) extend to the Arctic Circle

The Icelandic continent is actually located under the North Pole, but Icelandic Grimsy is located in the middle of the Arctic Circle.

If all Arctic ice melts, the world sea level will rise by about 24 feet. If all Antarctic ice melts, the sea level will rise by about 200 feet.

This field is located in Fairbanks' north 400 miles (640 km), Anchorage north 650 miles (1,050 km), Arctic North 250 miles (400 km), Arctic South 1,200 miles (1,900 km) . . It is located on the northern slope between the National Petroleum Reserves of Western Alaska and the Arctic National Wildlife Reserves of the eastern part. Alaska owns the land and leases that area as a Prudhoe Bay unit. Among the terms used in the Alaska rental program, "Pradho Bay Oilfield" is known as Prudhoe Bay Oil Depot. The oil pool of the Prudhoe Bay unit includes the following. A map showing the location of each pool of related reference materials

"The land protected by the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge contains 19 million acres of land in the northeastern corner of Alaska and the entire shelter is 1,300 miles north of the Arctic Circle and north of the North Pole In the northernmost part that is in contact with the North Beaufort Sea, in contact with the eastern United States and Canada borders and in the west Canning river ... At the widest point, the coastal plains are about 100 miles deep It is 30 miles and the width is about 30 miles. On the Delaware coast, this plain is vast and has little features and dotted with thousands of small ponds; the south gently rolling and wooden There are no hills joining the hills, then to the north end of the Brooks mountains ... if the ANWR is state it will be larger than the other 10 states. (Background - what ...)

Birds frequently visit the Arctic Circle. Arctic terns are the longest migratory birds of all seasons on the planet, and rarely reach the Arctic, but they spend the spring and summer in the Arctic Circle. It then flew 30,000 kilometers (18,641 miles) south to the Antarctic Circle. Arctic terns perform a round-trip every year from the North Pole to the South Pole. Polar exploration began in the 19th century. The first exploration to North Pole was led by Admiral Admiral William Edward Parry in 1827. Norwegian explorers Friedhof Nansen and Hilma Johansen tried land exploration in 1895. The Swedish expedition team led by Salomon O'God Andri tried to jump over the hydrogen ball north in two years.