Geography, asked by shanilahameed9810, 9 months ago

What is the angular distance of the artic circle from north pole

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

ABOUT 1650 MILES

THE LINES OF THE ARCTIC CIRCLE IS ABOUT 1650 MILES SOUTH OF THE NORTH POLE

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Answered by Pridhavstar

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Answer:

The parallel of latitude approximately 66°30′ north of the Equator, or 23.5° from the North Pole.

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