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areography
Definition of areography
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: description of the surface of the planet Mars
areographic
\ˌer-ē-ə-ˈgra-fik\ adjective Mariner 6 emerged from behind the disk of Mars on the night side, near the north pole, in areographic latitude 79° north, longitude 274°. — Sky & Telescope, October 1969Explore M-W
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Origin and Etymology of areography
areo- + -graphy
areography
Definition of areography
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: descriptive biogeography
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Origin and Etymology of areography
area + -o- + -graphy
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