Does Arkansas state lies south of 40 latitude?

Answer 1

Yes and no. Part is and the rest isn't.

40 degrees latitude runs across the state, roughly near Quincy, Petersburg, Springfield, Decatur, Monticello, Champaign, and Danville. Everything in Illinois below that line is south of 40 degrees north latitude. The rest is north of 40.

Answer 2

All of Louisiana is south of 40° north latitude.

Answer 3

Yes. The northernmost point in Kentucky appears to be the spot in the river

across from North Bend, Ohio, about 12.4 miles north-northwest of downtown

Cincinnati. The latitude there is 39.15° north, a good solid 59 miles south of 40°.

Answer 4

No, you've missed it in every possible way.

All of Arkansas is between 33° and 36.5° latitude, and that's all North latitude.

Answer 5

Yes. The northernmost point on the northern boundary of Arkansas

is at about 36.5 degrees north latitude.

Answer 6

The northernmost point of Kentucky, just west of Cincinnati, is at latitude 39-8-40 north. So the entire state is, in fact, south of 40 degrees NORTH latitude.

Answer 7

No. The southernmost point on the Wisconsin/Illinois state line is at latitude 42.49° North.

Answer 8

Yes. The latitude at the northernmost point in the state is about 39.15° N.

Answer 9

No. The southern border of Wisconsin is at 42 degrees 30 minutes North.

Answer 10

No.