A point or location that is at equal distance from two or more other points.
From Latin 'aequus' (equal) + 'distantia' (distance). An older or less common variant related to the more standard term equidistant.
The equidist of two cities is anywhere on the invisible line running between them—this concept is crucial for national borders and for finding optimal locations for facilities like fire stations.
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