File:Oceanic pole of inaccessibility.png
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English: Spherical Earth centered on the oceanic pole of inaccessibility in the Southern Pacific ocean. The circle indicates the distance to the nearest landmasses (Antarctica, Easter Island and Ducie Island). The circle is deliberately a bit too small to ensure that the islands are still visible.
Deutsch: Erdkugel, zentriert auf dem ozeanischen Pol der Unzugänglichkeit im südlichen Pazifik. Der Kreis zeigt den Abstand zu den nächstgelegenen Landmassen (Antarktis, Osterinsel und Ducie). Der Kreis ist absichtlich ein wenig zu klein, damit die Inseln nicht verdeckt werden. |
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| Source | Own work |
| Author | Timwi |
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| current | 15:51, 24 March 2015 | | 960 × 960 (63 KB) | wikimediacommons>RokerHRO | optipng -o7 -i0 → 28.12% decrease |
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