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Give the difference between North and South pole.​

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Answered by alkaf100
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The North and South poles are Earth’s ending poles. The North Pole is the northernmost point of the Earth's axis; commonly known as the Arctic region. While, the South Pole is the southernmost point of the Earth's axis; commonly known as the Antarctic continent.

The Earth’s North and South poles are known as the end poles lying to the extreme points of the earth. The north and south poles comprises of the Earth’s Polar Regions. The North Pole is the Arctic region, which is located in the middle of the Arctic Ocean surrounded by continents. On the other hand, the South Pole comprises of the huge Antarctic continent surrounded by oceans. Both, North and South poles have some factors in similar to each other, while there are many such factors which differentiate them from each other.

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Answered by ImpressAgreeable4985
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the Arctic

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The north pole lies in the Arctic that is a sea surrounded by land. But the south pole lies in the continent of Antarctica that is a land surrounded by sea. The north pole is at a lower altitude of 2m above sea level, while the south pole has an extremely high altitude of 2,385m above sea level.

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