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2. Globe View

Navigate >this globe and recall, how the lat/long reference system is organized!

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1. Spatial Reference Systems (SRS)
2. Globe View
3. Maps and Coordinates
4. Apply Coordinate Systems
5. Coordinate Transformation Service
6. From Placenames to Locations
7. Urban Places - Addresses

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