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Glacially covered continental mass in the Southern Hemisphere.
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Is there sand in Antarctica?
Based upon the area of Antarctica from Wikipedia (you might be surprised how big Antarctica is!), that would equate to around 10,000 mi$^2$ of uncovered land (see comments for comparison). … It looks from the articles like the largest place to find these sands are the McMurdo Dry Valleys, such as Victoria Valley, which are on the Eastern Antarctica sublandmass [see the sentences directly above …