Which city has the approximate coordinates of 40°N 4°W? A. Rome B. Berlin C. London D. Madrid

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Which city has the approximate coordinates of 40°N 4°W?

A. Rome

B. Berlin

C. London

D. Madrid

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Madrid. Coordinates are are between Madrid and toledo

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