Dronning Maud Land
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The Knattebruata (the crag slope) are a group of low-lying nuntaks aligned northeast-southwest in the H. U. Sverdrupfjella of western Queen Maud Land (Antarctica). This photo shows exposures of one of the largest nunataks in the group, here with a Jurassic-age mafic dike intruding Mesoproterozoic-age marble.
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Out of the far western icefield of Western Dronning Maud Land (WDML) rise the Annandagstoppane nunataks. The name originates from Norweigian for the day after Christmas (i.e., Boxing Day) when these nunataks were first discovered.