Asked by delaney
What is the difference between "latitude" and latitude line?"
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Answered by
bobpursley
Latitude is how far N a point is from the equator. Latitude line is that latitude extended all the round the Earth.
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Here's what I posted for you a few minutes ago.
Latitude lines go around the globe -- east-west -- and are parallel to each other. They measure distance from the Prime Meridian.
Longitude lines go up and down (the long way) -- north-south. They are not parellel to each other, but meet at the Poles. They measure distance from the Equator.
Latitude lines go around the globe -- east-west -- and are parallel to each other. They measure distance from the Prime Meridian.
Longitude lines go up and down (the long way) -- north-south. They are not parellel to each other, but meet at the Poles. They measure distance from the Equator.
Answered by
Dr Russ
Surely the other way about?
Latitude lines go around the globe -- east-west -- and are parallel to each other. They measure distance from the Equator
Longitude lines go up and down (the long way) -- north-south. They are not parallel to each other, but meet at the Poles. They measure distance from the Prime Meridian
Latitude lines go around the globe -- east-west -- and are parallel to each other. They measure distance from the Equator
Longitude lines go up and down (the long way) -- north-south. They are not parallel to each other, but meet at the Poles. They measure distance from the Prime Meridian
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