How many states are on or above the 60 degree N line of latitude?

Answer 1

That's going to depend on which way your map is drawn.

If your map is printed in central Australia, with south upward, then 49 of the states

in the USA are entirely above the 60 N parallel, and part of the 50th is too.

If your map has north upward, then only one state ... Alaska ... has part of its territory,

but not all, above the 60th parallel north, and no other state has any at all.

Answer 2

If you bought your world-map in Australia and it has south at the top, then

49 of the 50 states in the USA are completely above the 60-North line, and

the 50th state (Alaska) is mostly below it but not completely.

If your map has north at the top and south at the bottom, then Alaska is the

only state that has any territory above the 60-North line. The rest of Alaska,

and all the other 49 states, are below it.

Answer 3

There are two 60-degree lines of latitude on the earth ... the one that indicates

60-degrees South latitude, and the one for 60-degrees North latitude.

If you bought your world-map in Australia and it has south at the top, then none

of the USA is above the 60-South line. 49 of the 50 states in the USA are completely

above the 60-North line, and the 50th state is mostly below it but not completely.

If your map has north at the top and south at the bottom, then the entire USA

is completely above the 60-South line. But Alaska is the only state that has any

territory above the 60-North line. The rest of Alaska, and all the other 49 states,

are below it.

Answer 4

Part, but not all, of Alaska is north of latitude 60N.

No part of any other state is.

Answer 5

Only Alaska is that far north.

Answer 6

Just one: Alaska

Answer 7

Alaska is the only one.

Answer 8

one; Alaska