transpolar

/trænsˈpoʊlər/
adjective
  1. Crossing or extending across a polar region, especially the North or South Pole.
    • The airline announced a new transpolar route connecting North America and Asia.
    • Scientists studied the transpolar drift of ice across the Arctic Ocean.
    • The transpolar flight from London to Tokyo goes over the North Pole to save time.
  2. Relating to or located on the opposite side of a pole (such as the North or South Pole).
    • The expedition aimed to map the transpolar areas that had never been explored.
    • Transpolar winds can carry cold air from the Arctic down into lower latitudes.
    • The transpolar region of Antarctica is one of the most remote places on Earth.
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