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Russian Geographical Society in 1845,
American Geographical Society in 1851, the
Royal Danish Geographical Society in 1876 and the
National Geographic Society...
- A
geographical pole or
geographic pole is
either of the two
points on
Earth where its axis of
rotation intersects its surface. The
North Pole lies in...
- A
geographical indication (GI) is a name or sign used on
products which corresponds to a
specific geographical location or
origin (e.g., a town or region)...
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indices of segregation.
Geographical segregation is most
often measured with individuals'
place of residence, but
increasing geographical data availability...
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other geographical features where water moves from one
place to
another are not
always considered bodies of water, but they are
included as
geographical formations...
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Frederic G. (1982). "
Geographical Variation of
English in the
United States". In Bailey,
Richard W.; Görlach...
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quotations related to
Geographical exploration. Look up
geographical exploration in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
National Geographic Explorer Program NOAA...
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typically for
latitude and
longitude Geographical distance –
Distance measured along the
surface of the
Earth Geographic information system –
System to capture...
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Geographical centre of
Estonia (Paenasti)
Geographical centre of
Germany (Niederdorla)
Central Germany (
geography)
Geographical centre of Hungary...
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exactly 60
geographical miles. The Earth's
radius at the
equator in the GRS80
ellipsoid is 6,378,137.0000 m,
which makes the
geographical mile 1,855.3248...
