What city is located at 105 W longitude and 40 N latitude?

Answer 1

This point is in Kansas, somewhat west of Kansas City, about midway between the towns of Linwood and DeSoto, about 3 miles north of State Route 10, just south of Golden Rd., on the north bank of the Kansas River.

Answer 2

Ah, what a lovely location you've given me! At 105 degrees west longitude and 40 degrees north latitude, you'll find the beautiful city of Denver, Colorado. Surrounded by majestic mountains and filled with vibrant culture, Denver is a place where nature and city life come together in perfect harmony.

Answer 3

Oh, dude, that's easy! The city located at 105 W longitude and 40 N latitude is Denver, Colorado. It's like right in the middle of the United States, you know, where the mountains are and everyone's all about that outdoor life. So, if you're ever lost and find yourself at those coordinates, just look around for some Rocky Mountains and you'll know you're in the Mile High City!

Answer 4

Well, first of all, you're lucky that there are human beings reading these questions, and

not some computer. 'North' means the number is a latitude, and 'west' means that the

number is a longitude. Since yours are scrambled, a computer would decide immediately

that this question should be trashed. But human beings always take some time to see

if they can figure out what you're trying to say.

I know that the '95' can't be a latitude, because no latitude can be more than 90 degrees.

So I'll assume that the '39 degrees north' is the latitude, and the '95 degrees west' is

the longitude. Then I'll see where that leads me, and see if it makes sense.

It makes sense, but there's no city there. That point is alongside the north bank of the

Kansas River, across the Union-Pacific tracks and about 760-ft south of the centerline

of Golden Rd, about 2 miles east of the center of Linwood KS, and about 11.7 miles west

of the Midland Drive exit on I-435 in Shawnee.

If you were fishing for "Kansas City", then your point is about 23 miles southwest

of the Wheeler Airport downtown.

Answer 5

We consulted with the <MATH> category group here at WikiAnswers Towers,

and were informed that "midway between 105°W and 109°W longitude" places

this mystery point at the longitude of 107°W.

39°N/107°W is located in the Gunnison National Forest in west-central Colorado,

about 9 miles north of Crested Butte, 16 miles southwest of Aspen, 118 miles west-

northwest of Colorado Springs, and 123 miles southwest of the center of Denver.

Answer 6

There's no city there. That point is in the Farish Memorial Recreation Area in Colorado,

about 3.1 miles east of the center of Woodland, and 5.0 miles west of the boundary

of the US Air Force Academy.

The point is 15 miles northwest of the center of Colorado Springs, 53 miles south of

the center of Denver, and 55.8 miles north-northwest of Pueblo.

Answer 7

Denver, Colorado is located at 105 W longitude and 40 N latitude.

Answer 8

There can be no such city. North longitude is measured from the equator to the north pole, zero degrees to 90 degrees. There is no latitude higher than 90 degrees.

Answer 9

That point is on the town line between Erie and Broomfield, Colorado,

about 16.7 miles north-northwest of the center of Denver.

Answer 10

Denver, Colorado, USA is pretty close.