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Where is a thing? We call this its location.

A place can be a small spot. It can be a big area. Some spots have clear edges. Other spots do not.

Mercator projection of world with grid
Mercator projection of world with grid

We can find spots by using lines. These lines help us find a place. We use them to see where things sit.

You can say where a place is near something else. This is one way to find it.

We can also use special numbers. These numbers tell us the exact spot. It is like a math code for the Earth.

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