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| − | |lat | + | | lat= 18 |
| − | |lon | + | | lon= -62 |
| − | |nw | + | | nw = [[19,-63]] |
| − | |n | + | | n = [[19,-62]] |
| − | |ne | + | | ne = [[19,-61]] |
| − | |w | + | | w = [[Philipsburg, Sint Maarten]] |
| − | |name = [[East End, Anguilla]] | + | | name = [[East End, Anguilla|East End]] |
| − | |e | + | | e = [[18,-61]] |
| − | |sw | + | | sw = [[The Bottom, Netherlands]] |
| − | |s | + | | s = [[Basseterre, Saint Kitts and Nevis]] |
| − | |se | + | | se = [[Saint John's, Antigua and Barbuda]] |
}} | }} | ||
This graticule is located at [[18,-62]]. It contains the eastern tip of [[United Kingdom#Anguilla|Anguilla]] along with Scrub Island. It also contains Île Tintamarre, which belongs to the French overseas collectivity of [[France#Saint Martin|Saint Martin]]. Additionally, it splits the small rocky island of Molly Beday belonging to [[Netherlands#Saba, Sint Eustatius, and Sint Maarten|Sint Maarten]], a constituent country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands. All of these smaller islands are uninhabited. | This graticule is located at [[18,-62]]. It contains the eastern tip of [[United Kingdom#Anguilla|Anguilla]] along with Scrub Island. It also contains Île Tintamarre, which belongs to the French overseas collectivity of [[France#Saint Martin|Saint Martin]]. Additionally, it splits the small rocky island of Molly Beday belonging to [[Netherlands#Saba, Sint Eustatius, and Sint Maarten|Sint Maarten]], a constituent country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands. All of these smaller islands are uninhabited. | ||
Latest revision as of 04:57, 19 June 2024
This graticule is located at 18,-62. It contains the eastern tip of Anguilla along with Scrub Island. It also contains Île Tintamarre, which belongs to the French overseas collectivity of Saint Martin. Additionally, it splits the small rocky island of Molly Beday belonging to Sint Maarten, a constituent country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands. All of these smaller islands are uninhabited.
