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Line 20: :OK, to reply to myself, I found some info, and we now have an [[georef\|article on Georef]]. — [[User:Johantheghost\|Johan the Ghost]] [[User talk:Johantheghost\|<sub>seance</sub>]] 11:21, 17 February 2006 (UTC) == What? == This makes no sense whatsoever. Anyone care to explain? How does someone have a legitimate lat and long and not know where on earth it is?! <blockquote> Such an MGRS coordinate, standing alone, may be converted to latitude and longitude. But you still do not know the position on the Earth, unless you also know the geodetic datum that is used. </blockquote>

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