No, it does not.
I consulted the gazetteer to locate a specific town in the region.
The most efficient way is to use the index page found at the back of the book.
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Scientists use a computer to locate the epicenter because it would be dangerous to go out there and locate it.... and they never know about any after shocks......
A periodical index is used to find specific articles, essays, or information published in magazines, journals, or newspapers on a wide variety of subjects. It helps users locate relevant sources by providing access points like author names, subject headings, and publication titles.
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Index sequential files store records in sequential order and use an index to quickly locate specific records. Relative files store records based on their physical position in the file, allowing for direct access to records using their relative position within the file.
To locate the points.
Use the index or table of contents to quickly find the topic you are interested in. Then, navigate to the corresponding page for detailed information.
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Because they are commonly used to make indexes for topics. ie. You would use "index" cards to make an alphabetical index of all the books you've read, guys you've date, etc.