Is there any land in the world that has yet to be chartered or explored?

Answer 1

I have heard that there are places never actually being set foot on by humans. I read it in an article some time back.

Answer 2

With the amount of satellite images of the planet in the last 30 or so years it would make sense that every bit of land has been discovered, however exploration is a little less likely. If any new places were discovered they would likely be very small and of no economic interest worth the exploration.

Answer 3

The answer is definitely yes. The radar scanning techniques used to map the surfaces of Mars and Venus to a resolution of 10m squared had not been employed upon the Earth. The reason is probably political: governments have things to hide. This means that there are still areas of this planet which has not been adequately mapped.

Answer 4

Some parts of the Amazon Rainforest have not been chartered nor explored yet, nor have some parts of the African jungles, apparently.

Answer 5

Apart from the land under the sea, Antartica is the biggest area of unexplored land.
Currently it is under ice. Once the ice melts, it can be explored.

Answer 6

Tasmanias western coast has forest which is very overgrown,and hasnt been explored in depth.Scientists even believe the thylacine Tasmanian Tiger, might still exist in there.

Answer 7

I went to Papau New Guinea recently and parts of the Sepik river are still off the map

Answer 8

ANTARCTICA isn't 100% they find new artic lakes every year, parts of northern russia are probably unexplored,also There will be new land every so often from under water valcanos and i am sure there are some parts of mountain regions lightly or unexplored,

hope i helped,cs

Answer 9

Several new islands have been discovered this summer due to record melting of the sea ice around the Arctic.
These are generally around Greenland.

Answer 10

Not much land on Earth. Plenty on other planets. Lots of unknown things underwater.