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The geomagnetic north pole of the Earth (in the northern hemisphere) is a north magnetic pole. is located precisely at the same location as the geographic north pole. is a south magnetic pole. is located precisely at the same location as the geographic south pole.

The geomagnetic north pole of the Earth (in the northern hemisphere) is a north magnetic pole. is located precisely at the same location as the geographic north pole. is a south magnetic pole. is located precisely at the same location as the geographic south pole.

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The geomagnetic north pole of the Earth (in the northern hemisphere) is a north magnetic pole. is located precisely at the same location as the geographic north pole. is a south magnetic pole. is located precisely at the same location as the geographic south pole.

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