Jacob Nodtvedt - Biographical notes

Otto Sverdrup/Fram northwest Greenland, Arctic Ocean expedition 1898-1902
2nd engineer - Amundsen/Fram - first successful expedition to reach the South Pole - 1910-11 Fram

Nödtvedt set up a black smith's shop on the deck of the Fram, and made parts for dog harnesses, ski bindings, etc.

Landmarks named after Jacob Nodtvedt

Feature Name: Nødtvedt Nunataks
Type: summit
Latitude: 86°32´S
Longitude: 162°18´W
Description: Isolated nunataks standing in mid-stream of the Amundsen Glacier, rising 7 mi ENE of Mount Bjaaland. Named by US-ACAN for J. Nødtvedt, a member of the sea party of Amundsen's Norwegian expedition of 1910-12.

Roald Amundsen Books and Film
Scott and Amundsen: Last Place on Earth by Roland Huntford UK	Roald Amundsenc by Tor Bomann-Larsen UK	The South Pole: An Account of the Norwegian Antarctic Expedition in the Fram, 1910-1912 UK	Last Place on Earth (1994) DVD VHS DVD
Scott, Shackleton and Amundsen: Ambition and Tragedy in the Antarctic UK	The Amundsen Photographs discovered in 1986, pictures from three of Amundsen's voyages UK	Let Heroes Speak: Antarctic Explorers, 1772-1922 UK	Roald Amundsen - The Quest for the South Pole. Ages 9-12 UK

Roald Amundsen Prints
Roald Amundsen Norwegian Polar Explorer Giclee Print	Roald Amundsen on being the First to Reach the South Pole Photographic Print	Roald Amundsen on being the First to Reach the South Pole Photographic Print	Amundsen and Others in Their Winter Quarters in Antarctica Photographic Print
Amundsen and His Team at Hobart Photographic Print	Roald Amundsen in the Cabin of His Ship Gjoa Photographic Print	Roald Amundsen Norwegian Polar Explorer Giclee Print	Roald Amundsen the First to Reach the South Pole Giclee Print
The Fram - Ship of Roald Amundsen, First to Reach the South Pole Photographic Print	Roald Amundsen, The First to Reach the South Pole Photographic Print	Roald Amundsen the First to Reach the South Pole Giclee Print

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