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What city is 15 degrees north and 32 degrees east?
A point in central Sudan, 54 miles south of Khartoum
What is the latitude and longitude of the Vatican city state?
41 degrees 54 minutes north, 12 degrees 27 minutes east.
What are the latitude and longitude of surat?
it is 21degree 58' north 72degree 54' east
Between which latitudes and longitudes does china lie?
34 Degrees - 12 Degrees South and 115 Degrees - 153 Degrees East.
Where is 54 degrees north and 10 degrees east?
The coordinate 54 north ,10 east is the location of the Manlove-Stumpff Funeral home. It is in Southwest Missouri in the town of Crane.
What city can be found at nineteen degrees north and seventy-three degrees east?
Mumbai (Bombay) in India is placed in 18° 54' N 72° 49' E.
What city is 54 degrees north latitude and 25 degrees east longitude in Europe?
the world of ninjas
What city is 15 degrees north and 32 degrees east?
A point in central Sudan, 54 miles south of Khartoum
What is the latitude and longitude of the Vatican city state?
41 degrees 54 minutes north, 12 degrees 27 minutes east.
Where in India is Mumbai located?
18 degrees 15' North - Latitude 72 degrees 54' East - Longitude i think.....
What city is on 36 N 3 E?
There is no city there. That point is located in north central Algeria, about 16 miles east-northeast of Ksar el Boukhari, and 54 miles south of the center of Algiers.
What are the latitude and longitude of surat?
it is 21degree 58' north 72degree 54' east
What is 18 plus 18 plus 18?
18 + 18 + 18 = 54
What is located at 54 north and 15 east?
A place called Gmina Świerzno,which is in Poland.
Between which latitudes and longitudes does china lie?
34 Degrees - 12 Degrees South and 115 Degrees - 153 Degrees East.
Where is 54 degrees north and 10 degrees east?
The coordinate 54 north ,10 east is the location of the Manlove-Stumpff Funeral home. It is in Southwest Missouri in the town of Crane.
What is the latitude and longitude of Ankara?
Its latitude is 40° 02' north and longitude 32° 54' east.
