What is the absolute location of the city of Babylon? A. 33°N, 44°E B. south of Nineveh C. northwest of the Persian Gulf D. 35°E, 48°N

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What is the absolute location of the city of Babylon? A. 33°N, 44°E B. south of Nineveh C. northwest of the Persian Gulf D. 35°E, 48°N

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the correct answer is A 33°n, 44°E

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