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80°N
80°N
Land Use Resources
Hunting and gathering
Commercial farming
Nomadic herding
Livestock raising
Commercial fishing
Forestry
Trade and manufacturing
Little or no activity
Coal
Hydroelectric power
Iron
Natural gas
Petroleum (oil)
Precious metals(gold, silver, copper)
Uranium
N
S
EW
0 1,000 kilometers
0 1,000 miles
Lambert Azimuthal Equal-Area projection500
500
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A R C T I C O C E A N
30°N
40°N
50°N
20°N
Tropic of Cancer
50°W
40°W
60°W
70°W
30°W
20°W
10°W
10°N
60°N
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Cir
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70°N
80°W90°W100°W
130°W120°W
110°W
140°W
150°W
160°W
170°W
170°E
180°
10°N
Tropic of Cancer
30°N
20°N
40°N
50°N
60°N
Arctic C
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70°N
80°N
80°N
80°N
Land Use Resources
Hunting and gathering
Commercial farming
Nomadic herding
Livestock raising
Commercial fishing
Forestry
Trade and manufacturing
Little or no activity
Coal
Hydroelectric power
Iron
Natural gas
Petroleum (oil)
Precious metals(gold, silver, copper)
Uranium
N
S
EW
0 1,000 kilometers
0 1,000 miles
Lambert Azimuthal Equal-Area projection500
500
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