This wedge of Greater Antarctica has two land and three sea zones. Most of the land is a plateau covered by a thick ice sheet. Near the coast are mountains, which rise above 3,000 meters in the Muhlig-Hofmann and the Sor Rondane ranges. At the coast--save at two peninsulas--is an ice shelf with some islands wedged in it. Beyond that is sea ice, seaonally varying in width and degree to which it is packed.
There are two permanent research stations: one run by India and one by Russia, both the same staffing size. It is probable that the administrative languages are Hindi (or perhaps English) and Russian. Both are Indo-European languages. It is also probable that the predominant religions are Hinduism and Russian Orthodox Christianity, though there could also be aetheists, agnostics Moslems, Sikhs or Jains.
No-one even visted Greater Antarctica before the late 19th century.
north, from west of about 20 degrees east
north, from east of about 20 degrees east
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(1) Dronning in Norwegian.
(2) Norge in Norwegian.