Geography · Earth and Universe
What is the approximate meridional (polar) circumference of the Earth passing through the North and South Poles?
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- 136,008 km (22,374 miles)
- 238,008 km (23,617 miles)
- 342,008 km (26,103 miles)
- 440,008 km (24,860 miles)✓
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40,008 km (24,860 miles)
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