Queen Maud Land

American  

[mawd] / mɔd /

noun

1. a coastal region of Antarctica, S of Africa: Norwegian explorations.

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Queen Maud Land British  

/ mɔːd /

noun

1. the large section of Antarctica between Coats Land and Enderby Land: claimed by Norway in 1939. (Claims are suspended under the Antarctic Treaty of 1959)

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Example Sentences

Max juxtaposes a Christmas concert Alex missed with a scene of Alex singing a carol while in Queen Maud Land, Antarctica.

From Salon

In 2012, on my first assignment for National Geographic, a plane dropped us at Queen Maud Land, 200 miles inside Antarctica.

From The Guardian

However, while snowfall increases across Antarctica are expected, the current research only addresses the western part of Queen Maud Land.

From Washington Post

Listening to the chatter is like leafing through an atlas - a Lord Howe Island here; a Queen Maud Land there.

From BBC

Sure enough, the study found that snowfall atop western Queen Maud Land is 25 percent larger than snowfall in the preindustrial era, before the late 19th century.

From Washington Post