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How thick are some of the ice caps over Antarctica? 100 feet 500 feet 1 mile 2 miles
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How thick are some of the ice caps over Antarctica? 100 feet 500 feet 1 mile 2 miles

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2 miles

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Plato/Edmentum

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Ice caps over Antarctica are on average 7 000 feet thick, or around 1 mile, so 1 miles is the correct answer, and the thickest are about 2 miles thick- so that's also a correct answer.
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