NSF/OPP: Station Openings-2000-2001 Mods

Section III of the Modifications of Activities Planned for 2000-2001 lists the names, locations, and actual opening dates of the Party's bases and subsidiary stations established in the Antarctic Treaty Area, and whether they are for summer and/or winter operations.

Year Round Stations
	McMurdo Station Location: Hut Point Peninsula on Ross Island in McMurdo Sound 77^o 55'S Latitude 166^o 39'E Longitude 21 August 2000
	Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station Location: 90^o 00'S Latitude 23 October 2000
	Palmer Station Location: Anvers Island near Bonaparte Point 64^o 46'S Latitude 64^o 05'W Longitude 1 October 2000

Austral Summer Camps
	Siple Dome Camp Location: 81° 39'S Latitude 149° 04'W Longitude 01 November 2000 Close: 27 January 2001
	Byrd Camp Location: 80° 05'S Latitude 119° 32'W Longitude Open: 3 November 2000 Close: 11 January 2001
	Ice Stream C Camp Location: 82° 22' S Latitude 136° 24' W Longitude Open: 9 November 2000 Close: 3 February 2001
	Darwin Glacier Camp Location: 79° 45 'S Latitude 156° 30' E Longitude Open: 13 November 2000 Close: 30 December 2001
	East Camp (Co-located with Russian Vostok Camp) Location: 78° 28' S Latitude 106° 48' E Longitude Open: 2 December 2000 Close: 25 January 2001
	Lake Hoare Location:76° 38'S Latitude 162° 57'E Longitude Open: 11 October 2000 Close: 10 February 2001
	Lake Bonney Camp Location: 77° 42'S Latitude 162° 'E Longitude Open: 12 October 2000 Close: 30 January 2001
	Lake Fryxell Location: 777° 36'S Latitude 163° 07'E Longitude Open: 22 October 2000 Close: 24 January 2001
	Pieter J. Lenie Field Station ("Copacabana"), King George Island Location: 62° 10'S Latitude 58° 28'W Longitude Open: 21 October 2000 Close: 01 March 2001
	Cape Shirreff Field Station, Livingston Island Location: 62° 28'S Latitude 60° 47'W Longitude Open: 16 November 2000 Close: 28 February 2001