National Research Stations in Antarctica

Numerous countries maintain research bases across Antarctica. Notable stations include:

• Argentina: Belgrano II, Carlini, Esperanza, Jubany, Marambio, San Martín
• Australia: Casey, Davis, Mawson
• Brazil: Antarctic Command, Ferraz
• Chile: Bernardo O'Higgins, Eduardo Frei Montalva, Gabriel González Videla, Juan Carlos I, Presidente Gabriel González Videla
• China: Great Wall, Kunlun, Zhongshan
• France: Dumont d'Urville, Port-aux-Français
• Germany: Neumayer-Station III
• India: Bharati, Maitri
• Italy: Mario Zucchelli
• Japan: Asahikawa, Dome Fuji, Mizuho, Showa, Syowa
• New Zealand: Amundsen–Scott South Pole, Scott Base
• Norway: Troll Satellite Station
• Russia: Bellingshausen, Mirny, Novolazarevskaya, Progress, Vostok
• South Africa: SANAE IV
• South Korea: Jang Bogo
• United Kingdom: Faraday, Halley, Rothera, Signy
• United States: Amundsen–Scott South Pole, Byrd, McMurdo, Palmer

Many other nations also operate seasonal or year-round facilities.