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This article is about the Arctic. You may be looking for the Sparse Arctic.

The Arctic regions are large biomes characterized by rugged, rocky terrain on the seafloor and icebergs on the surface.

There are two regions, located to the east and west.

East Arctic= <infobox layout="stacked">

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   <default>Arctic</default>
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</image> <label>Category</label> <label>Type</label> <label>Depth Range</label> <label>Depth</label> <label>Temperature Range</label> <label>Biome ID</label> <format>

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</format> <label>Coordinates</label> <group> <label>Point of Interest</label> </group> <label>Music</label> </infobox> The East Arctic is located in the northeast, bordering the Lilypad Islands, Purple Vents, and Sparse Arctic. Various points of interest can be found on the icebergs here, with Marguerit's Greenhouse having been built on one, and another having a crashed Satellite built by The Architects. While the two Arctic regions share a similar seafloor, a dormant caldera can be found here, scarring the nearby landscape with small trenches. In the center of the caldera is a Ground Sampler. <tabber> Resources=

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Gallery

The Satellite iceberg
Marguerit Maida's icberg
Pengwings on an ice floe
Life under the Arctic sea
A Glow Whale reaching for the surface
An Ice Fruit Plant growing under an iceberg
The dormant caldera

|-| West Arctic= <infobox layout="stacked">

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   <default>Arctic</default>
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</image> <label>Category</label> <label>Type</label> <label>Depth Range</label> <label>Depth</label> <label>Temperature Range</label> <label>Biome ID</label> <format>

</format> <label>Harvesting Nodes</label> <label>goto ID</label> <format>

</format> <label>Coordinates</label> <group> <label>Point of Interest</label> </group> <label>Music</label> </infobox> The West Arctic is located in the southwest, and borders the Arctic Kelp Forest, Glacial Connection, Glacial Bay, Thermal Spires, Tree Spires, and World Edge. The West Arctic's Northern reaches are dominated by a sprawling collection of lively icebergs, underwater vegetation being much more common in the West Arctic than its eastern counterpart. The southern portion of the biome lacks the floating icebergs of the north but is choc full of Jellyfish under the waves. Large boulders cover the seafloor, especially in the southern portion. A Snowfox equipped with a Snowfox Hop Module is required to explore the full extent of the surface portion of the West Arctic. <tabber> Resources=

|-| Fauna=

|-| Flora=

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Gallery

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-The '''West Arctic''' is located in the southwest, and borders the [[Arctic Kelp Forest]], [[Glacial Connection]], [[Glacial Bay]], [[Thermal Spires]], and [[Tree Spires]].
+The '''West Arctic''' is located in the southwest, and borders the [[Arctic Kelp Forest]], [[Glacial Connection]], [[Glacial Bay]], [[Thermal Spires]], [[Tree Spires]], and [[World Edge]].
-A sprawling collection of lively icebergs, vegetation is much more common in the West Arctic than its eastern counterpart. [[Pinnacarid]]s can be found resting on ice floes and icebergs, a behavior not seen anywhere else.
+The West Arctic's Northern reaches are dominated by a sprawling collection of lively icebergs, underwater vegetation being much more common in the West Arctic than its eastern counterpart. The southern portion of the biome lacks the floating icebergs of the north but is choc full of [[Jellyfish]] under the waves. Large boulders cover the seafloor, especially in the southern portion.
-A [[Snowfox]] equipped with a [[Snowfox Hop Module]] is required to explore the full extent of the West Arctic.
+A [[Snowfox]] equipped with a [[Snowfox Hop Module]] is required to explore the full extent of the surface portion of the West Arctic.
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