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Bunuel VeritasKarishma Is there an official solution to this with a diagram? I tried drawing it out but couldn't reconcile all the points with the directions provided. Primarily, how can B be south of A, if C is located between west and northwest of B and between south and southeast of A?
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Bunuel can you explain with a diagram? I am not able to understand the location of three stations relative to each other
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Bunuel can you explain with a diagram? I am not able to understand the location of three stations relative to each other

Hi jcuh

See attached the different locations of cities A, B and C. My triangle is not drawn to scale, just focus on the angles to understand the associated distances between any 2 cities.

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