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verification
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challenged
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removed
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Great Britain
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longitude
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Ordnance Survey
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grid reference
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government
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British Isles
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Great Britain
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Isle of Man
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Ireland
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Northern Ireland
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Irish grid reference system
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Ordnance Survey of Ireland
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Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland
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datum
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Airy
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ellipsoid
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retriangulation of 1936–1962
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GPS
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Transverse Mercator projection
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49° N
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2° W
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English Channel
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Jersey
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St. Malo
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WGS 84
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Admiralty
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nautical charts
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citation needed
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WGS 84
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geodetic
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ITRF2000
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ETRS89
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WGS 84
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Helmert
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longitude
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latitude
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WGS 84
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Cornwall
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East Anglia
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Cornwall
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Scottish Borders
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Scotland
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English Channel
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Dover
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Calais
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ED50
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North Yorkshire
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Ireland
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Atlantic Ocean
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Western Europe
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Rockall
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Ben Nevis
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Orkney
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Sullom Voe oil terminal
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OS Landranger sheet
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Datum
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Map projection
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Transverse Mercator
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49°N
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2°W
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EPSG
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Ellipsoid
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Semi-major axis
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Semi-minor axis
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Flattening
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World Geodetic System
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Maps of the UK and Ireland
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Irish grid reference system
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United States National Grid
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Tetrad
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Hectad
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Myriad
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