Almirante Brown
last update: Oct 27, 2010 03:15 PM
Also known as Brown
History: Named after Admiral Guillermo Brown, the father of the Argentine Navy. Opened on 6th April 1951.
Location: Proa point, Sanavirón peninsula, Paradise Bay, Danco Coast, San Martin Land - (64°51' S, 62°54' W)
Notes:
The original station located in Paradise Bay burned down in 1984. The base has been partially rebuilt, but is occupied only in the summer season.
Science programmes carried out:
Initially a naval station used for meteorological observations and scientific support. In 1964, the base was transferred to the I.A.A. (Antarctic Institute of Argentine) as a scientific station, mainly for biological research.
Initially a naval station used for meteorological observations and scientific support. In 1964, the base was transferred to the I.A.A. (Antarctic Institute of Argentine) as a scientific station, mainly for biological research.
Area and buildings:
There are nine buildings
Sources:
Secretariat of the Antarctic Treaty
Council Of Managers Of National Antarctic Programs (COMNAP)

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