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On the map, 1 cm distance is equal to a distance of 110 metres on the ground. Now tell How far is Makai Darwaza from Fateh Darwaza?

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On the map, 1 cm distance is equal to a distance of 110 metres on the ground. Now tell

How far is Makai Darwaza from Fateh Darwaza?

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The distance from Makai Darwaza from Fateh Darwaza is 10.5 cm. On the ground, the distance is 1155 m.

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