"Latitude" needs 'north' or 'south' along with it. Without that tag,
it could be either one.
"Longitude" needs 'east' or 'west' along with it. Without that tag,
it could be either one.
So when you say "5 latitude, 90 longitude", it could mean any one
of 4 different places.
5° North latitude / 90° East longitude
That point is in the Indian ocean. The nearest land is about 290 miles
northeast, in the Nicobar Islands, which belong to India.
5° South latitude / 90° East longitude
That point is also in the Indian Ocean. The nearest land is about 650 miles
northeast, on the island of Pulau Siberut, part of Indonesia.
5° South latitude / 90° West longitude
That point is in the Pacific Ocean off the west coast of South America. The nearest
land is about 260 miles north, in the Galapagos Islands, owned by Ecuador.
5° North latitude / 90° West longitude
That point is in the Pacific Ocean off Central and South America. The nearest
land is about 320 miles south, again in Ecuador's Galapagos Islands.
Guatemala
USA
Guatemala.
23 degrees latitude and 90 degrees longitude
60 degrees north is latitude. 90 degrees east is longitude.
From what I've heard, its Wisconsin.
That point is in southern China, about 1,870 miles west of the center of Shanghai.
You can be positive that there aren't any. No latitude can be a number bigger than 90 degrees. "90 north latitude" is the north pole, and you can't be any norther than that.
There are 180 of latitude too - 90 south and 90 North.
New Orleans, Louisiana has a latitude near 30 degrees and a longitude around 90 degrees.
Just look at a map of the World.
Both poles are noted as 90 degrees. At the poles, all lines of longitude meet. You could say that the poles, then, are indicated as 90 degrees of latitude, but since there is no longitude, latitude can be assumed.