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(No, Memphis actually splits two graticules. So I'm including them both.)
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Memphis, TN splits two [[graticule|graticules]] at latitude 35, longitude -89 and latitude 35, longitude -90.  
 
Memphis, TN splits two [[graticule|graticules]] at latitude 35, longitude -89 and latitude 35, longitude -90.  
  
The first includes the areas on the eastern part of the Memphis Metropolitan Area and covers a large area of undeveloped land in the north eastern section, however the South Western area of this graticule covers the major metro area of Memphis, Germantown, Bartlett, and Collierville.
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The first includes the areas on the eastern part of the Memphis Metropolitan Area and covers a large area of undeveloped land in the north eastern section, however the South Western area of this graticule covers some the metro area of Memphis (starting at midtown), Germantown, Bartlett, and Collierville.
 
   
 
   
The second includes all of Downtown, Graceland, and the Airport, as well as West Memphis, Arkansas.
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The second includes all of Downtown, South Memphis, Graceland, and the airport, as well as West Memphis, Arkansas.
  
  

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West Memphis, Arkansas East Memphis, Tennessee

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Memphis Tennessee Graticule Page

Memphis, TN splits two graticules at latitude 35, longitude -89 and latitude 35, longitude -90.

The first includes the areas on the eastern part of the Memphis Metropolitan Area and covers a large area of undeveloped land in the north eastern section, however the South Western area of this graticule covers some the metro area of Memphis (starting at midtown), Germantown, Bartlett, and Collierville.

The second includes all of Downtown, South Memphis, Graceland, and the airport, as well as West Memphis, Arkansas.


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