Why is the Northern Hemisphere Called the Land Hemisphere?Why is the southern Hemisphere called the water Hemisphere?

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The northern hemisphere is called the land hemisphere because the greater part of the earth landmass lies in the northern hemisphere

The Southern Hemisphere is called the water hemisphere because it is made up of most of the seas like Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean

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