Geography · Physical Geography
Where is the linear distance between two consecutive meridians (1 ∘ longitude) maximum?
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- 1At the Poles
- 2At the Tropic of Capricorn
- 3At the Tropic of Cancer
- 4At the Equator✓
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At the Equator
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