This may shock you, so you'd be wise to take it sitting down:
East-west angles are described as angles of longitude. The Earth is a sphere.
A trip around the entire Earth is a circle. In an east or west direction, such a
trip covers 360 degrees of longitude. In a north or south direction, it covers
360 degrees of latitude.
There's no such thing as the latitude/longitude of a whole country. That point is in central Egypt, about 150 miles southwest of the center of Cairo.
That point is in India. There are also trillions of other points in India, each with different latitude and longitude. There's no such thing as the latitude and longitude of a whole country.
That point is in Algeria. There are also trillions of other points in Algeria, each with different latitude and longitude. There's no such thing as the latitude and longitude of a whole country.
There's no such thing as the latitude/longitude of a whole country (or even a whole county). That point is in central Egypt, about 150 miles southwest of the center of Cairo.
There are an infinite number of meridians. 360 of them are multiples of a whole degree because there are 360 degrees in a circle.
180 degrees because a whole circle is 360!!!
The degrees are 180 degrees north and all degrees west, it goes across the whole world.
There's no such thing as the latitude/longitude of a whole country (Or even a whole county.) That point is in central Egypt, about 150 miles southwest of the center of Cairo.
There's no such thing as the latitude/longitude of a whole country. That point is in central Egypt, about 150 miles southwest of the center of Cairo.
There's no such thing as the latitude/longitude of a whole country. That point is in central Egypt, about 150 miles southwest of the center of Cairo.
That point is in India. There are also trillions of other points in India, each with different latitude and longitude. There's no such thing as the latitude and longitude of a whole country.
That point is in central Mexico. There are also trillions of other points in Mexico, each with different latitude and longitude. There's no such thing as the latitude and longitude of a whole country.
That point is in Algeria. There are also trillions of other points in Algeria, each with different latitude and longitude. There's no such thing as the latitude and longitude of a whole country.
There's no such thing as the latitude/longitude of a whole country (or even a whole county). That point is in central Egypt, about 150 miles southwest of the center of Cairo.
There are an infinite number of meridians. 360 of them are multiples of a whole degree because there are 360 degrees in a circle.
That point is in northern Botswana. Note that it's not possible for the whole country to be located right there at those coordinates, and that any other point in Botswana has different latitude and/or longitude.
Since the whole epic drama is playing out on the surface of a sphere, and all latitude and longitude measurements are really angles on the sphere, you can never be more than 180 degrees away from any latitude or longitude that anybody wants to name.