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A reference globe typically features a spherical representation of Earth, displaying geographic features such as continents, oceans, and major countries. It is often mounted on a stand that allows for easy rotation. The globe is usually marked with latitude and longitude lines, political boundaries, and can include physical features like mountain ranges and rivers. Its design is meant to provide an accurate and educational view of the world's geography.

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