Ice in the North Atlantic: held up in a floe
Ice in the North Atlantic: held up in a floe. The extent of ice in the North Atlantic - pack ice off the Labrador coast. The Titanic disaster has brought home to everyone the extent of the ice floes which swing down into the Atlantic from Greenland and Hudson Bay waters. This photo shows the Harmony of the Moravian Mission working off Labrador, in the middle of an ice pack just to the north of the entrance to the St Lawrence River
Picture No
13548736
Media ID
48540078
Size
3446px x 5297px
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Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Source
Photograph in The Sphere, 11th May 1912, p127
Date
1912
