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Geo explainer: Why is the Drake Passage so feared?

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A boat sailing through the Drake Passage. Image: Andy Griffin/Shutterstock Discover more about the Drake Passage that leads to Antarctica, and why its waters can be some of the roughest in the world… By Victoria Heath Roaring winds. Speeding currents. Waves that can reach in excess of 65 feet. This is potentially what awaits travellers passing through the Drake Passage, a waterway that connects the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean, and is frequented b…

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Geo explainer: Why is the Drake Passage so feared?

A boat sailing through the Drake Passage. Image: Andy Griffin/Shutterstock Discover more about the Drake Passage that leads to Antarctica, and why its waters can be some of the roughest in the world… By Victoria Heath Roaring winds. Speeding currents. Waves that can reach in excess of 65 feet. This is potentially what awaits travellers passing through the Drake Passage, a waterway that connects the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean, and is frequented b…

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geographical.co.uk broke the news in 1 day ago on Thursday, February 20, 2025.

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