South America
South America
That point is near the north coast of South America, in Suriname, about 59 miles
south-southeast of Paramaribo.
The point is on the shore of a large inland body of water into which the airplane may well have slid.
I can tell you that if I were there, I would definitely dip my toe into it, at least ceremonially, just
to say that I did. It turns out to be the Brokopondo Reservoir, officially named for the hydrologic
engineer who developed it . . .
The Sea of Professor Doctor Engineer Willem Johan van Blommestein
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The continent that is 15 degrees south and 45 degrees west is South America.
South America
South America is at 15 degrees south and 45 degrees west.
South Americs
All lines of longitude on earth converge at 90 degrees S, which is on the continent.
South America
The continent that is 15 degrees south and 45 degrees west is South America.
The coordinates of 80 degrees south and 120 degrees east refer to a part on the continent of Antarctica. It is the southern most continent.
Antarctica is the only continent with land at 80 degrees south latitude.
You would probably face Antarctica 50 degrees from south.
100 degrees west will put you somewhere in the American continent. You can't go 100 degrees south, as 90 degrees will put you at the south pole !
South America
That point is the south pole. It's on the continent of Antarctica.
South America is at 15 degrees south and 45 degrees west.
South America
South Americs
All lines of longitude on earth converge at 90 degrees S, which is on the continent.