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The International Dateline approximates the meridian of 180° longitude.Since the line is more than 12,000 miles long and spans the entire range betweenthe north and south poles, you can start out from any point in California, and travelin any direction, and eventually cross that line. You literally "can't miss it" ... there isno way.-- From the Oregon/California line, the shortest route to the 180° meridian is tohead out on a bearing of 314° ... roughly northwest. Travel straight ahead, andyou reach the 180° meridian after 2,619.3 miles, at 58° north latitude.-- From the Mexico/California line, the shortest route to the 180° meridian is tohead out on a bearing of 317° ... also roughly northwest. Travel straight ahead,and you reach the 180° meridian after 3,360.2 miles, at 54.5° north latitude.
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You would need to travel toward the south to reach the equator. Because Dallas is in the Northern Hemisphere not the southern hemisphere. BTW the Northern Hemisphere is the upper half of the earth. The Southern Hemisphere is the lower part of the earth.
That moisture goes where it most is needed and that nutrients reach above-ground parts are reasons why it is important for plant roots to allow water to move only in one direction. One-way travel upward by capillary action means that dissolved nutrients will reach the above-ground shoots where life-sustaining starches and sugars are produced through photosynthetic interactions between chlorophyll and sunlight. One-way travel within roots moves water from moist entry points to drier parts without eliciting traffic jams.
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In which direction would someone travel from Sidon to reach the Persian gulf?north, south, east or west.
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The general direction would be "south". Now, depending on your starting point it will change: California: south Texas: south Florida: west Hawaii: east New York: southwest
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The Spanish conquistidors were the first people to reach California. They reached the state in the 16th century.
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