-- John Wayne / Orange County Airport . . . . 33.680° North
-- Compton / Woodley Airport . . . . . . . . . . 33.890° North
-- Santa Monica Municipal Airport . . . . . . . . 34.016° North
-- Intersection of N/S Main St and E/W 1st St, L.A. City Hall . . . 34.052° North
-- My son's house in Beverly Hills . . . . . . . . also 34.052° North
-- Lankershim Blvd and Burbank Blvd in North Hollywood . . . 34.172° North
-- San Fernando Rd and Polk St in Sylmar . . . 34.299° North
Los Angeles, CA 90036: 34.072486, -118.350684
Denver is located approximately 40 degrees north latitude and Los Angeles is around 34 degrees north latitude. So, the distance between them in terms of degrees of latitude would be about 6 degrees. Considering 1 degree of latitude is approximately 70 miles, Denver is roughly 420 miles north of Los Angeles.
LA is at 34 North, 118 West
Los Angeles is a big place, and latitude and longitude change every few inches.One of our favorite cross-roads in LA ... the intersection of West Pico and South Robertsonin Beverly Hills ... is located at34° 03' 16.9" north latitude118° 23' 01.3" west longitude.One can never go hungry anywhere near that point.
The city with the latitude 33 N and longitude 117 W is Los Angeles, California in the United States.
No, Rome and Los Angeles are not at the same latitude. Rome is located at approximately 41.9° N, while Los Angeles is situated at about 34.0° N. This means Rome is farther north than Los Angeles. The difference in latitude affects their climates and seasonal variations.
Latitude: 34°03′N Longitude: 118°15′W
Los Angeles, CA is located here: 34.051477, -118.257274
I think its the same as your latitude, therefore 34º
Los Angeles, CA 90036: 34.072486, -118.350684
Denver is located approximately 40 degrees north latitude and Los Angeles is around 34 degrees north latitude. So, the distance between them in terms of degrees of latitude would be about 6 degrees. Considering 1 degree of latitude is approximately 70 miles, Denver is roughly 420 miles north of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles.
Miami, Florida is the East Coast city that is closest in latitude to Los Angeles, California. Both cities are approximately in the 25-26 degree range north latitude.
Los Angeles are a big place. The latitude and longitude at the big junction of the Hollywood/Santa Ana Freeway (the 101) with the Harbor/Pasadena Freeway (the 110), just southwest of Dodger Stadium, is 34.06265° north latitude 118.24897° west longitude.
LA is at 34 North, 118 West
Los Angeles is at the best latitude on earth. That's why it is the largest city in America. Phoenix, at the same latitude, is the fastest growing American city. The Jews knew that any city the same latitude as Los Angeles would be a good place to live - that's why they stole israel from the Palestinians. it's the same latitude as L.A. Tokyo, the largest city in the world, coinicidentally is at the exact same latitude. The Jews and Americans want to steal any city on earth that is the same latitude as Israel and Los Angeles (with Hollywood - controlled by Jews) That's why there's war in Kabul, Afghanistan. Kabul, and Baghdad, amazingly are both the same latitude as Los angeles. **** Wow, where to begin with that hogwash. For one thing, all privately owned land in Israel was purchased from the Palastinians, not stolen. Second, Los Angeles has absolutely nothing to do with the Jewish occupancy of Israel. The people known as the Hebrews, also known as Israelites, Judeas, and Jews have had an attatchment to the small strip of land known as Israel for nearly 4,000 years. "Next year in Jerusalem" has been repeated regularly on Jewish holidays for two millenia, If there were any correllation, it might be the other way around. People saw Los Angeles as it reminded them of Israel.
Los Angeles is a big place, and latitude and longitude change every few inches.One of our favorite cross-roads in LA ... the intersection of West Pico and South Robertsonin Beverly Hills ... is located at34° 03' 16.9" north latitude118° 23' 01.3" west longitude.One can never go hungry anywhere near that point.