PenguinTracker / Icebergs / C30
Iceberg C30
Tabular iceberg · last fix 08/13/2026
Iceberg C30 covers 75 km² and was last fixed at 64°47'S 96°16'E on 08/13/2026. That makes it the 27th largest of the 33 icebergs the US National Ice Center currently tracks, carrying 0.6% of all tracked berg area.
Area75 km²
Rank by area27th of 33 tracked
Share of tracked ice0.6%
Last fix08/13/2026
Position64°47'S 96°16'E
Decimal-64.780, 96.270
Distance to pole2,804 km
Treaty areainside 60°S
How it got its name
The letter records the quadrant the berg was first sighted in — C is 180°–90°E, the western Ross Sea and Wilkes Land — and the number is issued in sequence. A trailing letter marks a fragment that broke off a parent berg, so this one has not been logged as a fragment.
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Nearest stations
C30 at its last fix. Rings are 60°, 70° and 80°S.
Within 342 km. Blue dots are other tracked bergs, orange are stations.
Positions are refixed weekly. Drift tracks appear here once the archive has more than one week of fixes for this berg.