Where Can I Find Earth's Magnetic Field Values for Major Cities?

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Earth's magnetic field values for major cities can be found through resources like the USGS website, which provides detailed maps and data. A user suggested searching for "Earth's magnetic field map cities" to locate relevant information. The USGS link appears to be a reliable source for this data. Overall, accessing these values can help in various scientific and navigational applications. The discussion highlights the importance of credible sources for geographic and magnetic field information.
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Hi all,

Does anyone know where I could find values for the Earth's magnetic field at major cities?

Thanks
 
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I googled Earth's magnetic field map cities, and the 3rd hit is from the USGS. Looks pretty promising:

http://www.usgs.gov/science/science.php?term=677

Welcome to the PF, BTW.
 
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