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Choose a Page:Where do polar bears live?Which bird flies from one pole to ...Are there volcanoes in Antarctica?How big is the Arctic Ocean?Is the North Pole really in the north?Who was the first person to reach ...Which is the world's most common seal?What are the Arctic and Antarctic ...*Where is the world's longest glacier?*What do penguins eat?Who are the Lapps?Who won the race to the South Pole?What are icebergs?How cold is Antarctica? Where is the world's longest glacier? The Lambert Glacier flows over the Prince Charles mountains at the edge of Antarctica. With its extension, the Amery Ice Shelf, it is 435 miles (700 km) long, and is the world's longest glacier. A glacier   Previous: Back Book: 1001 Section: Human World Chapter: Polar Regions