"to the south of " & "south of"

**shirley_sun227** · 19-Jul-2010, 12:29

Is this sentence "A is 100km to the south of B." grammatically correct?
If so, are there any differences between "A is 100km to the south of B" and "A is 100km south of B"?

**bhaisahab** · 19-Jul-2010, 16:06

Originally Posted by shirley_sun227

Is this sentence "A is 100km to the south of B." grammatically correct?
If so, are there any differences between "A is 100km to the south of B" and "A is 100km south of B"?

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They are both correct and both mean the same.

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