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Technically I can't answer that, because I have no way to know whether you're

asking about the Elmira in Ontario, California, Michigan, Prince Edward Island,

or Oregon. But I'll answer it anyway, for the Elmira in New York, just because

I grew up near there.

The center of the intersection of E Water St and Lake St, downtown on the north

bank of the river near the County Historical Society Museum, is located at 42.0884° north latitude

76.8010° west longitude. You can draw a line on the map at ANY latitude and ANY longitude. If you draw a

set of lines at those numbers, than that's where they'll cross. There's no official

set of 'lines' that everybody has to use.

But ... I didn't say that Elmira is "located at" that latitude and longitude. A set of

"coordinates" describes a single point, so it's not possible for the whole city to be

right there. There are an infinite number of OTHER points that are also in Elmira

and all have different coordinates.

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