Geography, asked by sravjot86, 3 months ago

what are the limits of two temperate zones

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Answered by AnnyThakaran

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The north, temperate zone extends from 23.5° north to the Arctic Circle, 66.5° north latitude. The south, temperate zone extends from 23.5° south to the Antarctic Circle, 66.5° south latitude.

Answered by jannatsharma443

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The north, temperate zone extends from 23.5° north to the Arctic Circle, 66.5° north latitude. The south, temperate zone extends from 23.5° south to the Antarctic Circle, 66.5° south latitude.

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