The Ross Gyre is a significant oceanic circulation feature located in the Southern Ocean off the coast of Antarctica, particularly around the Ross Sea. It is part of the larger system of ocean currents that contribute to the Antarctic Circumpolar Current. The Ross Gyre plays an important role in the distribution of heat, nutrients, and ice within the Southern Ocean, affecting local marine ecosystems and climate patterns.
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