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    Because of its remoteness, most of which territory has not been claimed by any sovereign nation?

    Question #118923. Asked by author. (Nov 24 10 6:34 PM)


    star_gazer

    		Marie Byrd Land

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marie_Byrd_Land

    Nov 24 10, 6:41 PM

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