According to Wikipedia [1], an iceberg needs to be free floating. Otherwise, I would nominate the entire Ice sheet of the Artic as the largest ice berg in the world as there are no landmass like its southern cousin.

[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iceberg

Is Majorca an ISO Standard Unit of Journalism across the pond? How many Rhode Islands is a Majorca?

I wonder which country will claim it and make it into an aircraft carrier.

Is there any way to use icebergs to provide drought relief in places like CA?

Could you find a way to direct the ice melt in one direction to even make them self powered to get where you want them?

For comparison, A68 which broke up near South Georgia earlier this year was 5664 sq km. This one (A76) is 4320 sq km.

Is there any indication of how deep this iceberg is? Is it a sheet of ice, or a small landmass? It's so cool!

How much is that measured in Saarlands?

> 175 km (106 miles) long by 25 km (15 miles) wide

How long will that take to melt? Years?

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