Absolute positioning issue with internal links - html

Question

http://dev.epicwebdesign.ca/karen/2-4/a/#antartica
Absolutely positioning the continents, for some reason the links don't go to the proper place. Is this a shortfall of absolute positioning, or am I doing something stupid?
The anchors are around the headers as they should be.
Just realized it's going to the top of the image, not the headers underneath. Why?

Answer 1

The <a name="fragment_name" /> method of defining fragments has been deprecated in favor of using ids. So when you go to http://dev.epicwebdesign.ca/karen/2-4/a/#antartica, the browser thinks you want to go to <div id="antarctica"/>, which is at the top of the page, instead of <a name="antarctica" />, which is at the bottom of the page.

Answer 2

Turns out, in chrome at least, that it considers an ID an internal link, not just a name. The ID's of the images conflicted with the names of the headers. Once the ids were suffixed with "img" it works

Answer 3

To add to cimmanon's answer (and in case your referenced page changes).
Note: Kindly paste your code for future reference.
Change your anchors at the top of the page from:
<div id="continents">
<img src="northamerica.png">
<img src="southamerica.png">
<img src="asia.png">
<img src="europe.png">
<img src="oceania.png">
<img src="antartica.png">
<img src="africa.png">
</div>
to:
<div id="continents">
<img src="northamerica.png">
<img src="southamerica.png">
<img src="asia.png">
<img src="europe.png">
<img src="oceania.png">
<img src="antartica.png">
<img src="africa.png">
</div>
Notice that I've changed the href on all links.
And change your heading below from:
<a id="antartica">
<h1>Antartica</h1>
</a>
to:
<h1 id="antarticaSection">Antartica</h1>
Without the anchor (unless you plan on linking it to something else).