Russia’s westernmost Arctic island is slated to become part of a national park

Until recently, the tiny island between Svalbard and Franz Josef land was almost completely covered by an ice cap.

By Atle Staalesen, The Independent Barents Observer May 18, 2018
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Victoria Island, a 10.8-square-kilometer (about 4-square-mile) island located between the archipelagos of Franz Josef Land and Svalbard, is due to be included in the Russian Arctic National Park.

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