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Which of the following characterizes Seattle Washington as a place all that apply. Latitude 47 n longitude 122 w , 112 miles south of Canadian border, north of Tacoma, pike place market,Luger sound, The pacific rim trade route, The space needle
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All of the following characterize Seattle, Washington:
- Latitude 47° N and longitude 122° W: This represents the specific geographic location of Seattle.
- 112 miles south of the Canadian border: Indicates the proximity of Seattle to the United States' northern neighbor.
- North of Tacoma: Defines the geographical relationship between Seattle and Tacoma, with Seattle being located to the north of Tacoma.
- Pike Place Market: A popular public market in Seattle known for its fresh produce, seafood, and artisans.
- Puget Sound: A deep inlet of the Pacific Ocean located along the northwestern coast of Washington state, which Seattle borders.
- The Pacific Rim trade route: Refers to Seattle's strategic location as a gateway to international trade, particularly with Pacific Rim countries.
- The Space Needle: An iconic observation tower and tourist attraction in Seattle, symbolizing the city's link to the aerospace industry and futuristic architecture.
- Latitude 47° N and longitude 122° W: This represents the specific geographic location of Seattle.
- 112 miles south of the Canadian border: Indicates the proximity of Seattle to the United States' northern neighbor.
- North of Tacoma: Defines the geographical relationship between Seattle and Tacoma, with Seattle being located to the north of Tacoma.
- Pike Place Market: A popular public market in Seattle known for its fresh produce, seafood, and artisans.
- Puget Sound: A deep inlet of the Pacific Ocean located along the northwestern coast of Washington state, which Seattle borders.
- The Pacific Rim trade route: Refers to Seattle's strategic location as a gateway to international trade, particularly with Pacific Rim countries.
- The Space Needle: An iconic observation tower and tourist attraction in Seattle, symbolizing the city's link to the aerospace industry and futuristic architecture.