The two capital cities that lie at about 45 degrees North latitude are St. Paul, Minnesota and Augusta, Maine. Madison, Wisconsin, Bismarck, North Dakota, Helena, Montana, Boise, Idaho, and Olympia, Washington are all also near 45 degrees North.
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All cities in the world are either north of or south of the equator, or perhaps some cities lie directly upon the equator. There is no such thing, then, as being 'exactly' north of the equator. In the case of Venezuela, all of its cities and town are north of the equator.
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Although there are cities which lie across the Missouri river from each other, such as: Pierre and Fort Pierre, South Dakota Bismarck and Mandan, North Dakota and others, none of them are really known as 'twin cities'. The two cities famously known as the "Twin Cities" are St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota, which lie along the Mississippi river.
Most of the contiguous United States falls between approximately 25 degrees North and 49 degrees North latitude. This range encompasses a diverse array of climates and ecosystems, from the subtropical regions in the south to the temperate zones in the north. Major cities like Miami and Seattle lie within this latitude span, illustrating the geographical diversity across the country.
Which states are completely 45 degrees north?
Bismarck, North Dakota is northwest of Madison, Wisconsin. It takes about 10.5 hours to drive between the cities which lie at a distance of about 700 miles.
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The cities of Dauphin and Thompson are both north of Winnipeg (49.5°N 97°W) in Manitoba. The capitals of Saskatchewan (Prince Albert) and Alberta (Edmonton) are more northerly than Winnipeg, as well.
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