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Date: Thu Apr 27 2000 - 18:51:27 EDT
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Mr. Ensminger's 4th grade science/math/social studies classes,
Germantown Elementary School,
Germantown, Tennessee
Password: 9713658
Challenge Question #4
"Where in the world do you think our 10 Mystery Sites are located?"
1. Buenos Aires, Argentina
34.36 Degrees South Latitude
58.27 Degrees West Longitude
2. Petropavl, Kazakhstan
54.30 Degrees North Latitude
69.30 Degrees East Longitude
3. Angangueo, Mexico
19.36 Degrees North Latitude
100.15 Degrees West Longitude
4. Cajamarca, Peru
7.10 Degrees South Latitude
78.30 Degrees West Longitude
5. Frederikshavn, Denmark
57.26 Degrees North Latitude
10.32 Degrees East Longitude
6. Kyabram, Australia
36.19 Degrees South Latitude
145.30 Degrees East Longitude
7. Corner Brook, Canada
48.57 Degrees North Latitude
58 Degrees West Longitude
8. McMurdo Station, Antarctica
77.51 Degrees South Latitude
166.37 Degrees East Longitude
9. Mons, Belgium
50.27 Degrees North Latitude
4 Degrees East Longitude
10. Nelson Lagoon, Alaska, USA
55.09 Degrees North Latitide
161 Degrees West Longitude
NOTE:
The class reported latitide and longitude in degrees and minutes.
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