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-- The equator is midway between the poles, at zero latitude.

-- The north pole is at 90° north latitude, and the south pole is at 90° south latitude.

-- Traveling from one pole to the other, you travel through a total of 180° of latitude.

-- Which isn't so surprising when you consider that 360° takes you all-around something,

and from one pole to the other you've gone halfway around the Earth.

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