Give the location of magnetic:
$(i)$ north pole
$(ii)$ south pole

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(N/A) $(i)$ The magnetic north pole is located at a latitude of $79.74^{\circ} N$ and a longitude of $71.8^{\circ} W$ in northern Canada.
$(ii)$ The magnetic south pole is located at $79.74^{\circ} S$ and $108.22^{\circ} E$ in Antarctica.

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