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KQ #2 - How do geographers describe where things are?

Geographers use many different ways to describe where things are. They use maps of the Earth to help the pinpoint different locations they need to find. If they want an exact location they will use the absolute location. This is where they use latitude and longitude coordinates to find exactly where something is on the Earth. There is another way to describe where something is, not being so exact. This is called relative location, this is where you describe something compared to other things around it or where it is at. For example, using relative location if someone asked where John Carrol was I could say it is in the town of Bel Air. Or, I could say it is right here Bel Air High School. These are the different types of ways geographers describe where things are.

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