Iceberg - Revision history

DerekE: minor fact

2010-12-24T19:45:52Z

minor fact

HelpJazz: this is a lovely picture, but I don't think there are many iceburgs in Egypt

2007-12-19T21:32:20Z

this is a lovely picture, but I don't think there are many iceburgs in Egypt

Learn together: Bold, category

2007-12-19T07:08:48Z

Bold, category

Jose83 at 05:01, December 19, 2007

2007-12-19T05:01:28Z

Jose83: New page: An iceberg is a frozen piece of freshwater ice that floats in the ocean. Only one tenth of an iceberg appears above the surface of the ocean, while the rest of it remains invisible bel...

2007-12-19T04:58:26Z

New page: An iceberg is a frozen piece of freshwater ice that floats in the ocean. Only one tenth of an iceberg appears above the surface of the ocean, while the rest of it remains invisible bel...

New page

An iceberg is a frozen piece of freshwater ice that floats in the [[ocean]]. Only one tenth of an iceberg appears above the surface of the ocean, while the rest of it remains invisible below. Icebergs can be quite hazardous for nearby ships. An iceberg was responsible for the sinking of the [[Titanic]].

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−	An '''iceberg''' is a frozen piece of freshwater ice that floats in the [[ocean]]. Only one tenth of an iceberg appears above the surface of the ocean, while the rest of it remains invisible below. Icebergs can be quite hazardous for nearby ships. An iceberg was responsible for the sinking of the [[Titanic]].	+	An '''iceberg''' is a frozen piece of freshwater ice that floats in the [[ocean]]. Only one tenth of an iceberg appears above the surface of the ocean, while the rest of it remains invisible below. The average ice berg weighs 20,000,000 tons. Icebergs can be quite hazardous for nearby ships. An iceberg was responsible for the sinking of the [[Titanic]].

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	An '''iceberg''' is a frozen piece of freshwater ice that floats in the [[ocean]]. Only one tenth of an iceberg appears above the surface of the ocean, while the rest of it remains invisible below. Icebergs can be quite hazardous for nearby ships. An iceberg was responsible for the sinking of the [[Titanic]].		An '''iceberg''' is a frozen piece of freshwater ice that floats in the [[ocean]]. Only one tenth of an iceberg appears above the surface of the ocean, while the rest of it remains invisible below. Icebergs can be quite hazardous for nearby ships. An iceberg was responsible for the sinking of the [[Titanic]].

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−	An iceberg is a frozen piece of freshwater ice that floats in the [[ocean]]. Only one tenth of an iceberg appears above the surface of the ocean, while the rest of it remains invisible below. Icebergs can be quite hazardous for nearby ships. An iceberg was responsible for the sinking of the [[Titanic]].	+	An '''iceberg''' is a frozen piece of freshwater ice that floats in the [[ocean]]. Only one tenth of an iceberg appears above the surface of the ocean, while the rest of it remains invisible below. Icebergs can be quite hazardous for nearby ships. An iceberg was responsible for the sinking of the [[Titanic]].
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		+	[[Image: Alexandria.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|Boats must be weary if icebergs are reported in their vicinity. ]]
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	An iceberg is a frozen piece of freshwater ice that floats in the [[ocean]]. Only one tenth of an iceberg appears above the surface of the ocean, while the rest of it remains invisible below. Icebergs can be quite hazardous for nearby ships. An iceberg was responsible for the sinking of the [[Titanic]].		An iceberg is a frozen piece of freshwater ice that floats in the [[ocean]]. Only one tenth of an iceberg appears above the surface of the ocean, while the rest of it remains invisible below. Icebergs can be quite hazardous for nearby ships. An iceberg was responsible for the sinking of the [[Titanic]].