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Значения термина magnetic north pole на английском

русский
истинный северный магнитный полюс
португальский
polo norte magnético
каталонский
pol nord magnètic
испанский
polo magnético norte
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Point in the Arctic at which Earth's magnetic field points vertically downwards, at 86°N 175°E in the Arctic Ocean as of 2019.

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