I know that. Denmark has territory in the "Western Hemisphere" called Greenland. The question was ambiguous.

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True, I guess we wait for Argos to tell us what the answer is.

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Some definitions of territories also count bases in Antarctica. That would include the US, Russia, Norway and others.

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I don't know who's turn it is, so I'll take the liberty to start up the thread again.

To which nation do the Galapagos Islands belong?

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Ecuador

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That is correct.

What is your question?

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Which geographical structure has its geographical position in its name, and where is it?

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The South Pole Inn ... oh, wait, that's in Kerry!

So, I'll plump instead for ... um, let me see ... the Mid-Atlantic Ridge?

The Mid-Atlantic.

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Greenwich MeanTime (Latitude), Greenwich England

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No to both, though I admit I didn't think of the South Pole.

Let's say the definition of geographical position is rather precise. Also, I am talking about a natural formation, not a country like "Equatorial Guinea", which might also come to mind.

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Yes, Argentina is very serious about its territorial claims in Antarctica...

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Excuse me, if I stepping on any geopolitical toes. There are a least two definations for Antarctica, bases and claimed territories, Here is a good map from wikimedia showing both http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...Antarctica.jpg

I'm not making any claims one way or the other.

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OK, here's a hint regarding my geographical structure with its position in its name: Look to the seas!

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South China Sea?

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North Sea?

No, and no. As I said, the geographical position descriptor is rather precise.

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"Prime Meridian and Ecuator Sea"

just joking.

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One of your descriptors is actually not that far from correct

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The North Polar Sea?

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No. It actually sports a number.

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The Seven Seas

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