The northernmost tip of the earth’s surface where the axis of rotation meets the earth’s surface is called the north pole. This can be understood with the help of a World Map with North Pole. The north pole is also called the Terrestrial North pole or the Geographical North pole or the True North Pole. It is located in the northern hemisphere exactly opposite to that of the South Pole at the geodetic latitude of 90° N representing the true north direction.
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The North Pole is found encircled with the arctic ocean or we can say that the north pole lies in the middle of the Arctic Ocean. In 2007 a Russian submersible measures the depth of the Arctic Ocean near the north pole as 4,261 meters.
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The first-ever North Pole ice station called North Pole-1 was established 20 kilometers from the North Pole by Soviet scientists. Still, researchers are at constant work to find out more details about this snow-covered region.
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The North Pole remains covered with ice for almost a whole year since it does not receive direct sunlight. Many glaciers which are the source of fresh water on earth remained in freezing form for millions of years but due to increasing earth temperature and global warming, they are melting resulting in an increase in the Arctic Ocean. This is a matter of concern for many scientists and they are continuously looking for a way to stop this forthcoming problem.
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Though it is very difficult to survive in the chilling cold of the north pole, there are some human habitats living near the north pole in some regions of Canada, Greenland, and other regions. The common animal found in the north pole in the Arctic region is penguins, polar bear, reindeer, Arctic Fox, Snowy Owl, the Arctic Hare, Beluga Whale, Arctic Tern, Arctic Woolly Bear Moth, Arctic Skua, Greenland Shark, Arctic Wolf, Moose, Canada Goose, Bald Eagle, Narwhal, Orca, Musk Ox, Brunnich’s Guillemots, Bearded Seal, Snowshoe Hare, Walrus, Spotted Seal, Spotted Seal, Lemming, Ringed Seal, Ribbon Seal, Snow Goose, Ermine, Hooded Seal, Harp Seal, Ptarmigan, Dall Sheep, Wolverine, and many more.
