Tanjong Sepat (Selangor)

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Tanjong Sepat (Selangor)

Tanjong Sepat (Selangor) is geographically located at latitude (2.67 degrees) 2° 40' 11" North of the Equator and longitude (101.57 degrees) 101° 34' 11" East of the Prime Meridian on the Map of the world.

The locations related to Tanjong Sepat (Selangor) are represented by the shortest distances between two points on Earth and may not be nearest by road. For example, Tanjong Sepat (Selangor) is located 16.8 kilometre from Sungai Pelek (Selangor). Tanjong Sepat (Selangor) is located 18.4 kilometre from Banting (Selangor). Tanjong Sepat (Selangor) is located 21.2 kilometre from Sepang F1 Track, Malaysia. Tanjong Sepat (Selangor) is located 24.6 kilometre from Jenjarom (Selangor). Tanjong Sepat (Selangor) is located 24.6 kilometre from Bandar Baru Salak Tinggi (Selangor).

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