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Latitude Horizontal Lines wrapping around the earth. Equator 0°

The angle formed by a ray drawn from the center of Earth to the Equator and a ray drawn from the center of Earth to the location

 

                 

Latitude

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Horizontal Lines wrapping around the earth. Equator 0°

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The angle formed by a ray drawn from the center of Earth to the Equator and a ray drawn from the center of Earth to the location

 

     

Latitude Horizontal Lines wrapping around the earth. Equator 0°

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The angle formed by a ray drawn from the center of Earth to the Equator and a ray drawn from the center of Earth to the location

 

             

How far is Santiago, Chile (33.4º south latitude) from the equator?

s = r·! Equator 0° 33.4° S

The radius of Earth is 3963 miles    

 

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40° 42’ N

How far is New York, New York (40º 42’ north latitude) from the equator?

s = r·! Equator 0°

The radius of Earth is 3963 miles

 

                 

40° 42’ N

How far is New York, New York (40º 42’ north latitude) from the north pole?

s = r·! Equator 0°

The radius of Earth is 3963 miles  

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38° 21’ N 30° 20’ N

Charleston, West Virginia (38° 21’ N) is due north of Jacksonville, Florida (30° 20’ N). How far is Charleston from Jacksonville?

s = r·!

Equator 0°

The radius of Earth is 3963 miles

 

               

31° 47’ N

Johannesburg, South Africa (26° 10’ S) is due south of Jerusalem, Israel (31° 47’ N). How far is Johannesburg from Jerusalem?

s = r·! Equator 0° 26° 10’ S

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