Excerpt from The Elements of Electrical Engineering, Vol. 1: A Text Book for Technical Schools and Colleges
Poles of a magnet. - Certain parts only of a magnet possess the power of attracting Iron. These parts are called the poles of the magnet. The poles of a bar magnet, for example, are usually situated at the ends of the bar.
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