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descend gradually to the north where a small peninsula, covered with penguin rookeries, extends toward Booth Island. The shores are steep vertical cliffs, and the points are foul, making landings difficult. No anchorages have been reported at this island. Another small peninsula forms the southern extremity of
Hovgaard Island, off which are a number of rocks. A rock, which breaks, has been charted mid-way between Hovgaard and Petermann Islands. Sampaio Ferraz Islands consisting of about 10 rocky islets lie close northwestward of the Hovgaard Island northern peninsula. These islets stretch northwestward for distance of 2 miles.
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HOVGAARD ISLAND (Krogmann Island) lies close south-westward of Booth Island and is about3 miles long northeast-southwest with an average breadth of about 1 mile. The highest elevation is a well-rounded summit, about 1,200 feet high near the central part of the Island, the ice-covered slopes of which
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PLENEAU ISLAND, 177 feet high, lies close off the northeastern extremity of
Hovgaard Island. A shoal area, with rocks which break, is charted within 400 yards eastward of the eastern end of Pleneau Island. There Is a penguin rookery on the northeastern end of the
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Hovgaard Island is a popular location for camping in
Antarctica among expedition groups due to the presence of a relatively flat campsite along Penola Strait. Campers dig "snow graves" to sleep in. The holes offer protection from the wind.
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