South américa
The Pacific Ocean.
I think it is South American
The Pacific Ocean -- perhaps the South Pacific Ocean -- is found at this intersection of longitude and latitude.
The coordinates 154 degrees Longitude West and 1 degree Latitude South refer to a location in the Pacific Ocean, approximately 160 miles southeast of Pohnpei Island in the Federated States of Micronesia. It is a remote area of open water without any significant land masses.
Latitude is either 'north' or 'south', so this question can refer to either of twodifferent places after it's corrected.160 W longitude / 65 north latitude:This point is in western Alaska, about 81 miles north-northeast of Unalakleet.160 W longitude / 65 south latitude:This point is in the far south Pacific Ocean, about 800 miles from the nearest pointon the coast of Antarctica, and 1,740 miles southeast of Invercargill, New Zealand.
The Pacific Ocean.
South américa
South américa
15 S 160 W is in the South Pacific Ocean, near the islands French Polynesia.
The Southern Ocean.
There's no state there. That point is in the Pacific Ocean,about 125 miles south of the nearest point of Hawaii.
It depends on what type of severe storm you are talking about. A hurricane, for instance, comes from warm parts of the ocean. The warmer the water, the more severe the storm. Cyclones start south of the Equator, in the south-west Pacific Ocean, west of 160 degrees longitude or in the south-east Indian Ocean east east of 90 degrees east, or in the south-west Indian Ocean. Hurricanes are found north of the equator, usually in the North Atlantic ocean, the northeast Pacific east of the International date line, or in the south Pacific Ocean east of 160 degrees E. They actuallt form over the warm waters of the Equator. Typhoons form in the northwest Pacific Ocean, west of the International date line and in the China Seas.
There's no state there. That point is in the Pacific Ocean,about 125 miles south of the nearest point of Hawaii.
I think it is South American
All hemispheres ... north, south, east, and west ... includeportions of the Pacific Ocean.Parts of the Pacific Ocean may be found in all four of Earth's hemispheres. Indeed, the Pacific is the largest ocean on earth. It extends from the Arctic in the north to the Southern Ocean in the south. To the west it's bordered by Asia and Australia. To the east it's bordered by North and South America. Its geographic coordinates are 0 degrees 00 minutes North and 160 degrees 00 minutes West.
40 N 160 W is an isolated spot in the North Pacific Ocean, far to the north of the Hawaiian Islands.
All hemispheres ... north, south, east, and west ... includeportions of the Pacific Ocean.Parts of the Pacific Ocean may be found in all four of Earth's hemispheres. Indeed, the Pacific is the largest ocean on earth. It extends from the Arctic in the north to the Southern Ocean in the south. To the west it's bordered by Asia and Australia. To the east it's bordered by North and South America. Its geographic coordinates are 0 degrees 00 minutes North and 160 degrees 00 minutes West.