Geography, asked by sukhinder2348, 1 year ago

How are the geographical poles of the earth fixed?

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The poles of the Earth are fixed by the axis of Earth's rotation. The Earth rotates on the Geographic North and Geographic South Poles. ... Earth's geographical poles and magnetic poles are not located in the same place. In fact they are very far away from each other.

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