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A collection of historic and contemporary maps of the Arctic region, including early exploration, for use in the K-12 classroom.

North Polar Regions with the "Farthest North" Points of the Principal Discoveries, 1553–1902
A map of the North Polar Region from 1902 with the "Farthest North" points of the principal discoveries shown by a star symbol with dates given, from the voyages of Hugh Willoughby and Richard Chancellor in 1553 to Robert Peary's 1900 exped...

North Polar Region Explorations, 1594–1902
A map of the North Polar Region from 1906 with stars indicating advances made toward exploring the pole from 1594 to 1902. This map was created before the North Pole was reached by Peary in 1909. The map shows the site of the sinking of the Jeanette ...

Arctic Region Exploration, 1850–1906
A map of the North Polar Region from 1911 showing the routes of expeditions from 1850–1906 including the routes of McClure (1850–1853), the German expeditions of 1869–1870, Nordenskiold (1878–1879), De Long (1881), Nansen (189...

The Arctic Regions, 1850–1909
A map of the North Polar Region from 1920 showing the routes of Arctic expeditions, from the sinking of the USS Jeanette in 1881 to the date that Commander Peary first reached the North Pole (April 6, 1909). The map shows the routes George De Long (1...

Arctic Region Exploration, 1850–1909
A map of the North Polar Region from 1909 showing the routes of expeditions from 1850–1909 including the site of the sinking of the Jeanette, the routes of McClure (1850–1853), the German expeditions of 1869–1870, Nordenskiold (1878...

Arctic Region Exploration, 1850–1909
A map of the North Polar Region from 1920 showing the routes of Arctic expeditions, from the sinking of the USS Jeanette in 1881 to the date that Commander Peary first reached the North Pole (April 6, 1909). The map shows the routes George De Long (1...

Arctic Region Exploration, 1850–1909
A map of the North Polar Region from 1920 showing the routes of expeditions from 1850–1909 including the site of the sinking of the USS Jeanette, the route and date that Peary first reached the North Pole (April 6, 1909), and the routes of McCl...

Arctic Region Exploration, 1850–1909
A map of the North Polar Region from 1920 showing the routes of Arctic expeditions, from the sinking of the USS Jeanette in 1881 to the date that Commander Peary first reached the North Pole (April 6, 1909). The map shows the routes George De Long (1...

Map of the Arctic Regions, 1883
A map of the North Polar Region from 1883 showing the extent of known land above 80° North, and the route of McClure (1850–1853) from the Behring Sea to the Atlantic, Nordenskiold (1878–1879), and De Long (1881)....

North Polar Region, 1899
A base map of the North Polar Region from 1899 showing the hemisphere from 90° North to approximately 30° North. The map shows the extent of known lands at the time, and shows the cities of London and New York for reference....

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