Geography · Earth and Physical Geography
The location of Earth's magnetic south pole (geomagnetic north) is historically located at coordinates near 79.74° S, 108.22° E in which continent/region?
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- 1Canada
- 2Antarctica✓
- 3Australia
- 4New Zealand
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Antarctica
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