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Ultimate Player
· 2y ago
The answer should have been longitude and latitude,I agree with that answer and it should be changed Community Hero!!!
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Bill
· 2y ago
There is one I had counted wrong that I definitely disagree with. Latitude and longitude locates places on the Earth’s surface. But in an atlas, they are located by grid references. To locate a particular city on a page, you look it up in that page’s index. It may say the city is located in grid square I-3, for example.
And who in the name of sense ever heard of “eastings” and “northings”? In all my years of schooling from kindergarten through university, and up until today, I never once heard those terms!
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Can You Pass A Middle School Geography Test?

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