Geography
What is a geographic grid? How does the geographic grid serve the same purpose as co-ordinates on a graph?
Latitudes & Longitudes
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A framework of lines of longitude and latitude on a globe or a map is called a geographic grid.
This grid on the globe or the map serves the same purpose as the system of coordinates on the x-axis and y-axis on a graph paper. In this case the x-axis is represented by lines of latitude (horizontal) and y-axis, by lines of longitude (vertical). These lines help to locate places on the earth.
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