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World map with the frigid zones highlighted. Derived via Inkscape from Image:World map pol 2005 v02.svg, which is itself public domain.

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The torrid zone The temperate zones The frigid zones Each of the five main latitude regions of the earths surface is said to be a geographical zone, divided by the major circles of latitude. ...


 

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