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The south end of Runway-34L at Narita International Airport
is located at
35.7492° north latitude
140.3864° east longitude.
In the city, the center of the penthouse-level rooftop on the Tokyo Palace Hotel,
just southeast of the Imperial Palace grounds, is located at
35.6846° north latitude
139.7614° east longitude.
Other places around the city and the prefecture have different coordinates.
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Which lines of longitude and latitude does paris in france lay on?
Forget about "lines". Every point on earth has a different set of geographic coordinates (latitude and longitude). Paris is a big place, with many points within its city limits. The Arc de Triomphe is centered at 48.87382° north latitude 02.29500° east longitude. The Eiffel Tower is centered on 48.85852° north latitude 02.29474° east longitude. The north end of the Carrousel Bridge, where it crosses the Quai François Mitterand at the southwest entrance to the Louvre, is located at 48.86008° north latitude 02.33337° east longitude.
What is the difference between latitude and longitude?
latitude is straight and longitude is long.
What and the difference between latitude and longitude?
The difference between them is that:Lines of latitude are horizontal lines that extend from East to West along the globe while Longitude is vertical line which runs from North to the South pole.A latitude is the part of a set of global coordinates that indicates the number of degrees from the equator toward one of the poles, and a longitude is the other part of the coordinates which indicates the number of degrees from the prime meridian along a line of latitude. Latitudes are represented on many maps by lines going from east to west, and longitudes are represented as lines from north to south.The mnemonic device I came up with to remember the difference is latitudes are the lines on the map that lay flat(horizontal), and longitudes are the lines that are equally long (each one extends from pole to pole).Latitude tells how far a point is north or south of the equator.Longitude tells you how far a point is east or west of the Prime Meridian.With those two numbers, you can pin down the location of any point on earthwithin a few inches.
Is the Earth's latitude and longitude system based upon star angles?
No. It's strictly a system for locating and describing points on the surface of the Earth. Nothing about the latitude/longitude system is defined in terms of anything in the sky. All that's needed in order to lay out the whole system is the Earth's poles and the Royal Observatory at Greenwich.
What is the term lines of latitude?
The term lines of latitude means the lines on maps of the earth that lay flat going north to south that start at the equator, 0 degrees, then moving up above the equator to 10 degrees north, and also below the equator to 10 degrees south, and so on. Think if them as flatitude as if the lines are laying flat on a table. Longitude lines are the lines that go east to west starting at the prime meridian in the middle of the earth vertical way right up by the arctic. The prime meridian also starts at 0 degrees, then moves 10 degrees east, and also 10 degrees west. Think of them as the long and tall lines.
A lay out of all the vacuum lines for a 1991C20 Chevy a?
I need a lay out of all the vacuum lines for a 1991 Chevy van.
What kind of lines cant lay on the same plane in geometry?
Non coplanar lines.
Why is the Middle East so much hotter than Florida even though they lay on the same lines of latitude?
The Middle East is hotter than Florida mainly due to its arid desert climate and lack of moisture in the air. This allows the sun's heat to warm the region more efficiently. In contrast, Florida's proximity to the ocean moderates temperatures with the presence of water.
What is xte in sailing?
are downward lay lines necessary to waypoints
Give some real examples of intersecting lines?
If you are talking about lay lines there are several in Scotland and Great Britian, a Scotish Castle in Edinbrugh that continues to Stonehenge. There is an intersection of these lines in New Mexico and in Central and South America. These intersection of lay lines is said to have electromagnetic forces and can be a place of healing the physical body.
Is there a pattern between countries that lay claim to Antarctica?
Territorial claims on the Antarctic continent are all shaped like slices of a pie, and they all meet-- center -- at the South Pole, 90 degrees S. Claims follow lines of longitude, and some claims overlap each other.
What is the minimum number of intersecting lines that lay in a plane?
2
