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vlabodo [156]
3 years ago
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A map titled Political Map of Africa. Latitude lines start at 20 degrees west and end at 60 degrees east. Longitude lines start

at 30 degrees south and end at 30 degrees north. Madagascar is near the second line from the bottom and second line from the right. What is the absolute location of Madagascar? 20° S, 45° E 20° S, 79° W 50° S, 100° E 100° N, 50° W
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velikii [3]3 years ago
7 0

The correct answer is 20° S, 45° E.

You forgot to include the map. However, doing some research we can say the following.

The absolute location of Madagascar is 20° S, 45° E.

Madagascar is a magical place. This island at the southern tip of Africa is the 4th largest on planet earth. Madagascar is a beautiful place where people who like to explore unkowned territories can find exuberant landscapes and abundant wildlife, including hundreds of birds, reptiles, and the famous Lemurs.

Regarding the economy, people in Madagascar can be considered poor and they live a simple life. However, in recent times leisure companies have invested millions of dollars trying to attract wealthy tourists.

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