Southernmost
settlements in South America:
|
Name |
Country |
Latitude |
Status |
Eating establishments |
SOUTH AMERICA
 |
|
Ushuaia |
Argentina |
54° 48' S |
population ~
61,000 |
many restaurants |
|
Puerto
Williams |
Chile |
54°
56'
S |
population ~
2,400 |
see
below |
|
Estancia Moat |
Argentina |
54°
58'
S |
population
~60 |
no |
|
Puerto
Toro |
Chile |
55°
04'
S |
population ~ 40 |
no |
|
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|
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The southernmost
restaurant in Puerto Williams is 'Camblor',
located
in a small hostel.
(Patricio Capdeville
41; tel: 56 61 621033)
CAMBLOR is likely 'The Most Southern Restaurant in
the World' (commercial
type, and not a bar)
Various
bases and stations in Antarctica
have canteens or mess
halls that serve
personnel.
Dining is
free of charge and included with accommodation,
so they should probably not be counted as 'restaurants'...
|
 |
 |
|
Galley of the US Amundsen-Scott research
station is located just
a few hundred feet from the
South Pole |
The Chilean Antarctic
settlement Villa Las Estrellas (62°12'S,
58°57'W, Eduardo Frei
base) is located on the Fildes Peninsula
west of King George Island. It has a small
permanent population, school, bank, post office,
hostel, and chapel.
There is yet unconfirmed information
that
Villa Las Estrellas
has a Cafeteria that
commercially serves
hot meals.
