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Geodesy terms in Scots

The list of Scots translations of geodesy terms, sorted alphabetically according to each term's English name.

C

  • cartography • cartografie
  • continental drift • continental drift

G

  • geographic coordinate system • geographic coordinate seestem
  • Global Positioning System • Global Positioning System

S

  • sea level • sea level

Geodesy terms in Scots

Geodesy terms in Scots
EnglishScots
cartographycartografie
continental driftcontinental drift
geographic coordinate systemgeographic coordinate seestem
Global Positioning SystemGlobal Positioning System
sea levelsea level

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