This question is to do with Geography
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BelfastBoy has obviously never been to Belfast, or had his special make-everything-half-size glasses on when he did!\n\nNew York City has an area of about 321 square miles, so it is much tinier, but New York State has an area of about 54,475 square miles, or roughly ten times the area of Belfast, which has an area of about 5,463 square miles.
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here's a website that may help, there are a buch of pictures and maps that might help http://www.faculty.fairfield.edu/jmac/sj/sjhist.htm
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It is related to the length.
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Great question.  Could not find data online.  Might have to go measure it.
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http://geography.about.com/library/misc/blregions.htm
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American position: Where is tibet?\n\ncool another war, we will learn another country in geography
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this should help             http://earth.google.com/
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If you are referring to square miles it is Britain.
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refer to class 8 ncert \nor \nbharti bhawan (p&d)book "our world: then and now" geography book.you will get short precise answers.
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My idea about teaching history and geography: start locally. find out where (geography) your students' folks came from and when and why? (history). If their folks are locals, go to the grandparents. Where did they come from? When ? Why? History and geography should be fascinating. It's not just a bunch of facts and figures: it's about love and war and hate and making more money and taking care of your family and squabbles and rivalries. It's a regular soap opera. We all come from somewhere.
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No, it does not matter which point you layble what... just make sure you specify which point is which in your answer with the distances. If you need help computing the distances, create another question, or email me... glad to help
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against the direction of travel.
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do a search through a search engine with the words:\n\nEngland map
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one does not exist IN the other, both are dimensions that we travel though, we are always moving though space and time. an analogy on the earth would be asking if the lines of latitude exsist in the grid of longitude or if latitude is the grid and longitude fits inside, there is no answer to that question, but we have no problem moving though latitude and longitude.
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I suppose you could research the history of each state - some borders are obvious (rivers), while others are lines of latitude and longitude. Once you get past that, there probably aren't many other reasons.
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Countries on the southern hemisphere. Think about the tilting earth as it orbits. Australia would be a good example.
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c) shows the elevation of the land.