
Normanna Strait
(Coronation Island)
British Antarctic Territory
Location: 60° 40' 59" S 45° 36' 58" W
running E-W between Coronation Island and Signy Island, was roughly charted by Brisbane (Brisbane Heights, q.v.) under the direction of Weddell in 1823; further charted by Sørlle, 1912-13, and named after the whaling factory ship Normanna (Kapt. K. O. Stene, Stene Point, q.v.), of A/S Haugesund, Sandefjord, Norway, which operated from Borge Bay, Signy Island, during the three seasons 1912-15. The strait was recharted by Discovery Investigations in 1933.