Palmer Land is a region located in Antarctica, specifically situated on the Antarctic Peninsula. It is bordered by the Weddell Sea to the east and the Amundsen Sea to the west. The area is characterized by its rugged terrain, including mountains, glaciers, and ice shelves, making it a significant part of the Antarctic landscape. Discovered during the United States Antarctic Service Expedition in 1940, Palmer Land was named after the American explorer Nathaniel Palmer. The region is largely uninhabited, with research stations established by various countries to study its unique environment and climate.