APPLICATIONS+INVESTIGATIONS IN EARTH
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Author: Tarbuck
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Chapter 23, Problem 9LR
Using Figure 23.13, determine and record the latitude and longitude of each of the following points.
Point A: _______latitude, ______longitude
Point B: _______latitude, ______longitude
Point C: _______latitude, ______longitude
Point D: _______latitude, ______longitude
Point E: _______latitude, ______longitude
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