Geography

Oh, dude, the NFL city nearest to the continental divide is Denver, Colorado. So, like, if you ever want to catch a game and then take a spontaneous trip to see where water flows east or west, Denver is your spot. Just don't forget to pack your football and hiking boots!

Oh, dude, like, there are two syllables for most capital cities on a map of the US. But, like, some cities get all fancy and have three syllables, you know, just to keep things interesting. So, yeah, it's mostly two, but, like, don't be surprised if you come across a three-syllable show-off.

The South Atlantic Ocean

the effect is felt to a greater extent because of the shifting of the pressure belts due to the coriolis effect ( shifting of the pressure belts because revolution of the earth around the sun ).

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The Indian tribe that lived in Mission San Miguel Arcangel was the Salinan tribe. The Salinan people were indigenous to the Central Coast of California, where Mission San Miguel Arcangel is located. They were known for their hunter-gatherer lifestyle and their unique language and cultural practices.

the prisoner held in the dungeon there was sir Richard the lionhearted.

A blackened dot on a map key typically represents a capital city or a major city. It is used to indicate the location of an important urban center on the map. This symbol helps users easily identify key cities and navigate the map more effectively.

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Ah, a bipolar survey is a tool used to gather information and opinions from individuals on two contrasting viewpoints or options. It helps us understand different perspectives and preferences in a clear and organized way. Just like painting a beautiful landscape, surveys can help us see the full picture and create harmony in our understanding.

Savannas are primarily found in regions with tropical and subtropical climates. Key locations include Africa (e.g., the Serengeti), South America (e.g., the Cerrado), Australia, and parts of India. These ecosystems are characterized by open grasslands with scattered trees and experience distinct wet and dry seasons.

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No, "tauri hessia" is not a real place. The term does not correspond to any known geographical location or recognized landmark. It is possible that it may be a fictional or hypothetical place, but without further context or information, it cannot be definitively identified.

Madagascar is an island nation located in the Indian Ocean, and it is surrounded by several bodies of water. The country has two main boarding seas: the Mozambique Channel to the west and the Indian Ocean to the east. The Mozambique Channel separates Madagascar from the African mainland, while the Indian Ocean lies to the east of the island.

Latitude first, Longitude next. Why? By convention, it's the IMO standard. There are no "landmarks" when out on the high seas, so a universally understandable method of reporting location is a must, for both those seeking help and those willing/able to provide help. Background: Beginning in 1958 a world-wide effort to simplify SAR operations on the high seas took effect. Called AMVER, it's a voluntary, computer-based, global position reporting system for ships that rescue center(s) might contact in an emergency. {The closest ship will be contacted and asked to help.} To avoid confusion, a standard was developed for all ships to report their specifics: Who, what, where, speed, course, medical personnel available, and more. Since SAR operations might be cnducted over land or on the seas, and might involve different military units as well as civilial resources (ALL available resources are contacted when the cry for help goes out) an army helicopter pilot needs clear/understandable communications with a Coast Guard vessel, Naval helicopter or a police department - and it's sometimes a situation where two or more countries using different languages might be involved. Having an agreed standard removes confusion. Check the Related Link and you'll see the form used for reporting. IMO = International Maritime Organization SAR = Search And Rescue AMVER = Automated Mutual assistance VEssel Reporting system. source: http://www.amver.com/imostandard.htm

The compass rose indicates the directions on a map, although many maps will use the top of the map as North. The compass rose may be marked in the legend or separately on the map.
The North arrow and the compass rose show direction on a map.
The Compass Rose, which tells you North, East, South, West. It's usually located in one of the corners of the map.
The direction and orientation of a map is typically indicated by the compass rose, sometimes referred to as the windrose. This is usually found in a corner of a map.

North to South, is about 4500 miles from Egypt to South Africa. East to west, the widest is about 4000 miles from Senegal to Somalia. From Morocco to Egypt, up north east to west, is about 2400 miles. In the south, from about Angola to Mozambique, is about 1800 miles.

James Hutton was considered foolish because he claimed the earth had been built up and eroded away several times in what was commonly considered only 6000 years. Alfred Wegener was thought to be a fool because he claimed the continents were once joined together. People thought: How could solid rock move across the oceans?

Drake Passage, the wildest water on earth that separates these two land masses, is about 800-kilometre (500 mi) wide. This distance between Cape Horn and Livingston Island is the shortest crossing between Antarctica and any other landmass.

There are several cities that we are familiar with today that were built on top of older cities, many decades ago. They are Edinburgh, Scotland which was built over an older city after the great plague, San Francisco, London, Seattle, Rome, Paris, maybe more.

You can find a lot of information on this from The History Channel's series and DVDs "Cities of the Underworld" (http://www.history.com/minisite.do?content_type=mini_home&mini_id=53900) or the University College London's Center for Spatial Theory.

You can also find some information on this topic by using Wikipedia or Google to look for information on tours of the underground cities the I listed.

Well, sweetheart, the only landform that starts with 'N' is a 'Nunatak.' It's basically a fancy term for a lonely peak sticking out of an ice field. So, there you have it - nunatak is the name and being isolated in a frozen wasteland is the game.

Well, that's a great question! Coffee actually falls under agriculture, as it is grown and harvested from coffee plants. It's amazing to think about all the hardworking farmers who cultivate these beans with care and love. Just like painting a beautiful landscape, coffee production is a wonderful process that connects us to nature in a special way.

Depends on your route! Zero if by sea.

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If you go the shortest way, you go through 3 states. North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. By the way, it is just called Virginia, no East or whatever. There is a West Virginia and a Virginia, but no East Virginia :).

You can fit England into Africa around 27 times. Africa is the second largest continent in the world, covering approximately 30.2 million square kilometers, while England is much smaller, with an area of around 130,279 square kilometers.

it is called a caldera a caldera is formed when a volcano erupts and it it such a big eruption that the volcano has no magma left in its chamber and since there is nothing left to support it, it caved in on itself.