Is there a dividing line between north and south poles in a magnet?

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Is there a line splitting a magnet into north and south? What is this line called? Also does the line divide the magnet equally?
 
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Do you know any websites which would explain better about how a magnet reacts to other magnetic fields between its two poles? or something like that?
 

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