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1 :: How can i find out using the global plate tectonic where they are located on the generalized pacific ocean plate tectonic? ive looked up at least 30 maps and googled for over an hour. i am not having much luck.?
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3 :: Is Ireland part of Great Britain?
Ireland and Great Britain are the two largest islands among a group of islands off the north-west coast of mainland Europe.
4 :: What is the capital of Paraguay?
Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, usually called Asunción, is the capital of Paraguay
5 :: What was the German immigration route to America?
Ellis Island, Chicago or Milwaukee
6 :: What are names of the dams on river Nile?
The major Nile dams are the Aswan High Dam, the Owen Falls Dam, the Sennar Dam and the Rosires Dam.
7 :: How many hours of daylight exist on the equator?
The equator is unique in that it has 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of night every day of the year.
8 :: What are the fastest growing states in population?
There is an interesting article by demographer Michael Barone that appeared recently in the online version of the Wall Street Journal. He describes in some detail how some cities and states are gaining and losing people.
9 :: What are conventional symbols?
Conventional Symbols are symbols that are used on maps to represent different features.
10 :: Why is it warmer in winter near the equator than it is in summer at the North Pole?
Because of the way the earth is tilting when its summer
The "TOP" of the earth is always leaning away from the sun, winter or summer
In addition, the sun's rays hit the equator at a more direct angle that at the Poles.
The "TOP" of the earth is always leaning away from the sun, winter or summer
In addition, the sun's rays hit the equator at a more direct angle that at the Poles.
11 :: Which New England State does not border the Atlantic Ocean?
Vermont. New Hampshire comes close with only 18 miles of coastline.
12 :: Where is the inhabited place with the least amount of rainfall and which country is it in?
Aswan, Egypt is the driest inhabited place in the world, with only 0.02 inches in average annual rainfall.
13 :: Why do two circles of latitude never touch?
The earth is always moving and lines move with it. If they are moving all at the same pace, they will never touch.
14 :: Which country do you pass through when driving from Seattle Washington to anchorage Alaska?
Canada
15 :: What is the second largest desert in Africa that is partly in Botswana?
The second largest desert is Africa is the Kalahari Desert.
16 :: What treasures did ancient Egyptians keep in the tombs?
They put bowls, food, jewels, clothing statues, sandals, games in their tombs.
17 :: What is the difference between magnetic and geographical North?
The basic difference is that geographical north is static and the magnetic north is in constant motion, the magnetic field extends into the atmosphere and for lack of a better word is kind of like the wind.
18 :: Where are the ending points of the prime meridian?
It is the North and South Pole
19 :: Were there humans during the Cenozoic Era?
We are living in the Cenozoic era right now. Anything after the Cretaceous period is considered Cenozoic. However, modern humans have only been around for a few million years, and human civilizations have only been around for about 10,000 years.
21 :: Which country in Europe has the lowest population?
Vatican City: population 900
22 :: What island runs between Alaska and extend toward Asia?
Aleutian Islands
23 :: What are cold and warm currents?
Air flows through an area that is either cold or warm. Where are the Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn and Arctic Circle and Antarctic Circle located on a globe?
The Tropic Of cancer is 23.5 degrees north from the equator and the Tropic of Capricorn is 23.5 degrees south of the equator. The artic circle is the top of the globe and the Antarctic Circle is located south of the globe (way at the bottom)
The Tropic Of cancer is 23.5 degrees north from the equator and the Tropic of Capricorn is 23.5 degrees south of the equator. The artic circle is the top of the globe and the Antarctic Circle is located south of the globe (way at the bottom)
24 :: What are solutions to deforestation?
Solutions to deforestation are as follows:
1) Farming
2) Forest management
3) Reforestation
4) Forest plantations
1) Farming
2) Forest management
3) Reforestation
4) Forest plantations
25 :: What is bauxite?
Bauxite is a rock with minerals in it.
