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The Uberuaga Island (77°53′S 165°17′E)
In 2000, a tiny island in the Dailey Islands was named after Julia Mary Uberuaga, a Basque-American from Boise, Idaho, to honor her from twenty consecutive seasonal deployments (1979-1999) while working in support of the United States Antarctic Program.
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Hi Pedro, thanks so much for sharing this, I had no idea about the event. What an interesting piece of history.
Eskerrik asko Henar!!! There is a second part…but that´s another story 🙂
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The Uberuaga Island (77°53′S 165°17′E)
In 2000, a tiny island in the Dailey Islands was named after Julia Mary Uberuaga, a Basque-American from Boise, Idaho, to honor her from twenty consecutive seasonal deployments (1979-1999) while working in support of the United States Antarctic Program.
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