Scott
Frederick Cook announced his plans to launch an attack on the South Pole from Ross Island.
Cook had been surgeon on Peary's third Greenland expedition in 1891-92, and on de Gerlache's 1897-99 Antarctic expedition in the Belgica, during which he had become close friends with Amundsen.
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A day-by-day account of the race to the South Pole
About this page
Commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Amundsen and Scott expeditions to the South Pole.
Scott's route
Amundsen's route
A Note on Dates
When the Fram crossed the International Date Line on the way South, Amundsen did not drop a day from his calendar. The Norwegian diaries from mid-January 1911 to late January 1912 thus were on "Framheim time", dated one day later than they should have been: that is, according to Greenwich Mean Time instead of local time. Amundsen noted this specifically in his entry for the Pole itself, headed "Friday 15 December (really 14th)". No little confusion arises in published sources as a result, and doubtless a number of inconsistencies appear on this page. (See the entry for 10 January 1911 for further information.)
Dates are here adjusted to one day earlier than written in the Norwegian diaries, for entries between 10 January 1911 and late January 1912. Bibliographic citations are as in the published sources.
Dates are here adjusted to one day earlier than written in the Norwegian diaries, for entries between 10 January 1911 and late January 1912. Bibliographic citations are as in the published sources.
Labels
- 80 deg. (9)
- 81 deg. (4)
- 82 deg. (5)
- 83 deg. (3)
- 84 deg. (1)
- 85 deg. (3)
- 86 deg. (1)
- 88 deg. (1)
- 90 deg. (4)
- Amundsen (171)
- Antarctic Circle (2)
- Anton (2)
- Atkinson (21)
- Aurora australis (3)
- Axel Heiberg Glacier (4)
- Barne (4)
- Bay of Whales (5)
- Beardmore Glacier (7)
- Beck (1)
- Belgica Expedition (3)
- Bjaaland (81)
- Bluff Depot (1)
- Bowers (45)
- British depot-laying journeys (13)
- British dogs (32)
- British equipment (17)
- British rations (15)
- Browning (1)
- Bruce (4)
- Buenos Aires (1)
- Butcher's Shop (2)
- Campbell (11)
- Cape Adare (4)
- Cape Crozier (4)
- Cape Evans (12)
- Cardiff (2)
- Cherry-Garrard (69)
- Christophersen (5)
- Clissold (1)
- Cook (7)
- Corner Camp (6)
- Crean (10)
- Daugaard-Jensen (3)
- Davies (1)
- Day (5)
- Debenham (15)
- Desolation Camp (1)
- Devil's Glacier (3)
- Dickason (1)
- Dimitri (4)
- Discovery Expedition (7)
- Dunlop Island (1)
- Eastern Party (British) (5)
- Eastern Party (Norwegian) (15)
- Edward VII Peninsula (3)
- Evans (Lt.) (37)
- Evans (P.O.) (21)
- Fefor (1)
- First Western Geological Party (British) (3)
- Forde (2)
- Fram (33)
- Framheim (20)
- Gade (1)
- Gjertsen (6)
- Gjøa (2)
- Gran (39)
- Haakon VII (4)
- Half Degree Depot (2)
- Hassel (26)
- Helland-Hansen (4)
- Helmer Hanssen (26)
- Hobart (2)
- Hooper (4)
- Hut Point (7)
- Japanese Antarctic Expedition (1)
- Johansen (36)
- Kathleen Scott (9)
- Keltie (8)
- Keohane (6)
- Kinsey (1)
- Lashly (24)
- Leon Amundsen (7)
- Levick (4)
- Lillie (1)
- Lindstrøm (14)
- Lower Barrier Depot (1)
- Lyttelton (3)
- Madeira (1)
- Maps (10)
- Markham (4)
- McMurdo Sound (1)
- Meares (15)
- Melbourne (1)
- Mid-Glacier Depot (1)
- Middle Barrier Depot (1)
- Motor sledges (12)
- Mount Betty (2)
- Mount Darwin Depot (1)
- Mount Don Pedro Christophersen (1)
- Mount Hooper (2)
- Mount Hope (1)
- Mules (5)
- Nansen (22)
- Navigation (6)
- Nelson (3)
- Nilsen (9)
- Nimrod Expedition (4)
- Northern Party (British) (16)
- Northwest Passage (5)
- Norwegian depot-laying journeys (19)
- Norwegian dogs (44)
- Norwegian equipment (19)
- Norwegian rations (8)
- Oates (51)
- One Ton Depot (6)
- Peary (8)
- Pennell (2)
- Polar ice pack (10)
- Polar Plateau (3)
- Polheim (1)
- Ponies (42)
- Ponting (32)
- Port Chalmers (2)
- Prestrud (29)
- Priestley (8)
- Quail Island (2)
- Queen Maud Mountains (4)
- Rønne (3)
- Ross Ice Shelf (Great Ice Barrier) (8)
- Ross Sea (2)
- Royal Geographical Society (2)
- Safety Camp (5)
- Scott (181)
- Scurvy (3)
- Search party (6)
- Second Western Geological Party (1)
- Second Western Geological Party (British) (5)
- Shackleton (17)
- Shambles Camp (1)
- Simpson (10)
- Skelton (5)
- Southern (Lower) Barrier Depot (2)
- Storting (2)
- Stubberud (15)
- Taylor (12)
- Terra Nova (40)
- Three Degree Depot (1)
- Three-Degree Depot (2)
- Transantarctic Mountains (2)
- Trinidad (2)
- Upper Barrier Depot (2)
- Upper Glacier Depot (2)
- Victoria Land (1)
- Williamson (4)
- Wilson (47)
- Winter Journey (7)
- Wisting (15)
- Wright (23)
Bibliographic Sources
Amundsen, Roald. The South Pole : an account of the Norwegian Antarctic Expedition in the "Fram," 1910–1912. Tr. by Arthur G. Chater. [London : John Murray, 1912], Adelaide : University of Adelaide Library, c2003. E-text edition.
Cherry-Garrard, Apsley. The Worst Journey in the World : Antarctic, 1910-1913, vol.1 and vol.2. London : Constable, 1922. Gutenberg Project edition.
Crane, David. Scott of the Antarctic : a life of courage and tragedy. New York : Knopf, c2005.
Huntford, Roland. The Amundsen photographs. New York : Atlantic Monthly, c1987.
Huntford, Roland. Race for the South Pole : the expedition diaries of Scott and Amundsen. London : Continuum, c2010.
Huntford, Roland. Scott and Amundsen. New York : Putnam, 1980, c1979.
Preston, Diana. A first-rate tragedy : Robert Falcon Scott and the race to the South Pole. Boston : Houghton Mifflin, c1998.
Scott, Robert Falcon. Scott's last expedition : the journals. New York : [Dodd, Mead], 1913. Gutenberg Project edition.
Direct quotes will be cited in the text.
Cherry-Garrard, Apsley. The Worst Journey in the World : Antarctic, 1910-1913, vol.1 and vol.2. London : Constable, 1922. Gutenberg Project edition.
Crane, David. Scott of the Antarctic : a life of courage and tragedy. New York : Knopf, c2005.
Huntford, Roland. The Amundsen photographs. New York : Atlantic Monthly, c1987.
Huntford, Roland. Race for the South Pole : the expedition diaries of Scott and Amundsen. London : Continuum, c2010.
Huntford, Roland. Scott and Amundsen. New York : Putnam, 1980, c1979.
Preston, Diana. A first-rate tragedy : Robert Falcon Scott and the race to the South Pole. Boston : Houghton Mifflin, c1998.
Scott, Robert Falcon. Scott's last expedition : the journals. New York : [Dodd, Mead], 1913. Gutenberg Project edition.
Direct quotes will be cited in the text.
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