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| lines that circle the globe in east-west and north-south directions |
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| invisible lines running east to west |
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| invisible lines running north to south |
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| an imaginary line that circles the globe halfway between Earth's North and South Poles |
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| an imaginary line drawn from the North Pole through Greenwich, England, to the South Pole |
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| the two halves of the globe divided by the equator |
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| a collection of maps in one book |
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| the different ways of presenting the Round Earth on flat maps |
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| the shortest route between any two place on the planet |
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| arrows that point in North, East, South, and West directions |
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| identifies the symbols on a map and what they represent |
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| connecting, continuing , or bordering |
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| condensed droplets of water that fall as rain, snow, sleet, or hail |
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| elevation layout, and shapes of the land |
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| shows the average temperatures and precipitation of a place |
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| shows the percentages of males and females by ages group in a country's population |
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