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ICSE - IX - Geography - The Earth's Grid
What is meant by prime meridian
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what is indian standard time
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ICSE - IX - Geography - The Earth's Grid
5 characteristics of latitudes
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ICSE - IX - Geography - The Earth's Grid
In topographical maps, how do you infer that a region has seasonal rainfall?
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21st July 2017,
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ICSE - IX - Geography - The Earth's Grid
The distance of one degree difference in latitude is 111 km. Give reason.
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17th July 2017,
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ICSE - IX - Geography - The Earth's Grid
please make me understand the concept of international date line in comparison to the greenwich mean time i.e. the relation between idl and time zones
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6th June 2017,
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ICSE - IX - Geography - The Earth's Grid
I AM SORRY FOR REPOSTING.CAN YOU GIVE SOME QUESTIONS ON TOPOGRAPHICAL SHEET
Asked by muskangupta6162
3rd February 2016,
9:31 PM
ICSE - IX - Geography - The Earth's Grid
With reference to geography answer the following.
Give Reasons
1.The axis of the earth helps in locating places on the earths surface.
2.The geographical location can be defined with the help of parallels and meridians.
3.The axis of the earth helps in marking important parallels on its surface.
4.In summers the days are longer.
5.Our knowledge about the interior of the earth is based on indirect observations.
6.The study of landforms is important in geography.
7.Sedimentary rocks have horizontally arranged layers.
Asked by vatsalyaagnihotri
19th August 2015,
10:09 PM
ICSE - IX - Geography - The Earth's Grid
How do you fix the position of a point on a sheet of graph paper?
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29th May 2015,
1:31 PM
ICSE - IX - Geography - The Earth's Grid
Give reasons for the following: Latitudes and longitudes are measured in degrees. There are 360 meridians of longitude.
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12th May 2015,
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