Water surrounding the North Pole
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ARCTICOCEANWater surrounding the North Pole
FRIGIDLike the North Pole
COLDLike the North Pole
ICECAPPEDLike the North Pole
STONECOLDSOBBERWeeper at the North Pole?
ARCTICOCEANIt's around the North Pole
COLDWARConflict at the North Pole?
PEARY"The North Pole" author, 1910
DEARSANTAOpening in the North Pole?
URSAMINORIt's over the North Pole
CLAUSSurname at the North Pole.
PEARYDiscoverer of the North Pole.
PEARYFirst at the North Pole
ELFINLike the North Pole crew
arcticof or at the North Pole
SANTAFATEA lifetime at the North Pole?
PEARYRobert who reached the North Pole
DRACOConstellation almost above the North Pole
polarof the North or South Pole
UNTRODLike the North Pole before Peary
CLAUSName associated with the North Pole
DEARSANTALine that goes to the North Pole?
BYRDFirst to fly over the North Pole
SOOTIERLike Santa after returning to the North Pole?
SANTAFETRAILIron walkway that leads to the North Pole?
ANTARCTICCIRCLELine of latitude north of the South Pole
polewardfacing or moving toward the North or South Pole
polewardin the direction of either the North or South pole
ROOSEVELTShip which took Peary to the North Pole, 1908-09.
SANTASSHELVESLedges upon which toys are stored at the North Pole?
ELFSmall guy with a big role at the North Pole
PEARYFirst person to reach the geographic North Pole, he claimed
SASAirline with the first commercial flight over the North Pole
highest(of latitude) Close to 90░; near the North or South Pole
borealisas in aurora borealis, lights seen round the North Pole, cf
polewardtoward a pole of the earth; toward the North or South Pole
dracoa northern circumpolar constellation within which is the north pole of the ecliptic
equatorsimaginary circle around the earth midway between the North Pole and the South Pole
equatorimaginary circle around the earth midway between the North Pole and the South Pole
ICEFor the first time in millions of years, it was absent from the North Pole