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Maps frequently include a grid system to pinpoint the location of a place. True False
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Maps frequently include a grid system to pinpoint the location of a place. True False

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*I know I'm late* True, maps often include a grid system.

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Yes, it is true. When you take a look at the map you'll see lines. Meridians connecting both poles. Parallels are circles. The longest parallel is equator.

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