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... central Africa ( Uganda ) Africa mountains ; forests ; the far north ; some jungles and swamps Pacific slope of Alaska and islands ( Kodiak Island ) northern North America ( Canada , Alaska ) central and southern Europe , northern ...
... central Africa ( Uganda ) Africa mountains ; forests ; the far north ; some jungles and swamps Pacific slope of Alaska and islands ( Kodiak Island ) northern North America ( Canada , Alaska ) central and southern Europe , northern ...
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... central region to 35 inches in the north . Snow may fall over a six - month period and aver- ages more than 20 inches annually , with the cities along the north central border often reporting more than 100 inches . Fall is perhaps the ...
... central region to 35 inches in the north . Snow may fall over a six - month period and aver- ages more than 20 inches annually , with the cities along the north central border often reporting more than 100 inches . Fall is perhaps the ...
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... central and central Uttar Pradesh , India north central Madhya Pradesh and south central Uttar Pradesh , India east central Madhya Pradesh , India western Uttar Pradesh and adjacent districts of Haryana , Rājasthan , and Madhya Pradesh ...
... central and central Uttar Pradesh , India north central Madhya Pradesh and south central Uttar Pradesh , India east central Madhya Pradesh , India western Uttar Pradesh and adjacent districts of Haryana , Rājasthan , and Madhya Pradesh ...
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