The most similar country in latitude is Denmark, though Latvia comes in at a close second.
Scotland also shares latitudes with Finland, Norway, Sweden, Estonia, Lithuania, Russia, Belarus, England, Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland, Germany, and Poland.
The southernmost point of Scotland at approximately 54° 37' 59.49178" N[1] Mean Low Water Springs, is in latitude approximately 8.250 kilometres or 5.126 miles north of the southernmost point of Denmark and Scandinavia / Nordic Countries at approximately 54° 33' 32.7" N.[2]
1. From 1:25,000 digital mapping software using Ordnance Survey mapping.
2. Sent to me from the National Survey and Cadastre of Denmark or KMS.
A large majority of Scotland's area is further north than the southernmost point of Sweden.
The centre of Edinburgh (55° 57' 00" N) is in latitude, approximately 30.494 kilometres or 18.948 miles north of the centre of Copenhagen (55° 40' 34" N), and approximately 21.624 kilometres or 13.436 miles north of the centre of Moscow (55° 45' 20.83" N).
In latitude the northernmost point of mainland Scotland at approximately 58° 40' 19.64405" N[1] Mean High Water Springs (high spring tides), is approximately 79.485 kilometres or 49.389 miles further north, than the southernmost point of Norway at 57° 57' 30.6353" N[2].
1. From 1:25,000 digital mapping software using Ordnance Survey mapping.
2. Sent to me from Statens Kartverk, the Norwegian Mapping Authority.
The Shetland Islands share latitudes with southern Finland, and southern Greenland. Though Greenland is not technically part of Europe, it is linked politically.
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The zeroth latitude is at the equator.
The Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn are separated in latitude by roughly 47 degrees. You're free to draw as many or as few lines in that interval as would please you. Since they're drawn at equal latitudes north and south, the average of their latitudes is zero, and the imaginary line that represents their average latitude is the equator.
The word 'polar' defines the latitude. Should the latitude change it would no longer be polar.
Southern mainland Alaska. All of Scotland is farther north than the vast majority of the Aleutian Islands. Scotland's southernmost point is in latitude, about 9.0 miles or 14.6 kilometers south of the southernmost point of mainland Alaska Dark Point (southernmost point approximately 54° 45' 50.4" N). Scotland's northernmost mainland point is in latitude, about 25.6 miles or 41.2 kilometers north of the center of Juneau (58° 18' 07" N). The northernmost point of Scotland's Shetland Islands is in latitude, about 24.7 miles or 39.8 kilometers south of the center of Anchorage (61° 13' 05" N). Northern British Columbia, Northern Alberta, Northern Saskatchewan, Northern Manitoba, Far North Ontario, Northern Quebec, Northern Newfoundland and Labrador. Scotland's Shetland Islands are at the latitude of Southern Yukon, Southern North West Territories, Southern Nunavut. The southernmost point of Scotland is in latitude, about 121.3 kilometres or 75.4 miles north of the centre of Edmonton (53° 32' 37" N). The northernmost point of mainland Scotland is in latitude, about 10.8 kilometres or 6.7 miles south of the centre of Churchill, Manitoba (58° 46' 09" N). The northernmost point of Scotland's Shetland Islands is in latitude, about 15.6 kilometres or 9.7 miles north of the centre of Whitehorse, Yukon (60° 43' 16.27" N). Shetland Islands northernmost point Out Stack ETRS89 60° 51' 38.800108" N[1] or 60° 51.647' N or 60.860778° N. Mainland Scotland's northernmost point Easter Head, Dunnet Head ETRS89 58° 40' 19.902624" N[2] or 58° 40.332' N or 58.672195° N. Scotland's southernmost point Carrick-kee, Mull of Galloway ETRS89 54° 37' 59.686969" N[3] or 54° 37.995' N or or 54.633246° N. 1. Personally obtained from 1:2500 digital mapping software using Ordnance Survey MasterMap mapping, Mean High Water Springs, and approximate. 2. Personally obtained from 1:2500 digital mapping software using Ordnance Survey MasterMap mapping, Mean High Water Springs, and approximate. 3. Official from Ordnance Survey Great Britain; they obtained British National Grid reference "214541mE 530254mN" from their 1:2500 Mastermap mapping, and then transformed the grid reference, which resulted in latitude "ETRS89" "54° 37' 59.686969'' N", Mean High Water Springs. The Geodetic (Map) Datum WGS 84 is suitable for these ETRS89 latitudes.
The Grampians are a mountain range in Scotland (Europe).
The Scottish city of Aberdeen is considered the oil capital of Europe. The city of Aberdeen is the third-largest city in Scotland.
The best courses would be in Ireland and Scotland. There is a wide variety of courses to choose from, so it would be hard to recommend one.
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He is no longer alive but came from Scotland. So continent would have been Europe
You would not cross the equator, as Europe is east of North America. The equator is a degree of latitude, which means you must go either north or south to cross it. Regardless, you would be traveling well above the equator.
-- At the maximum positive latitude, you would be at the north pole. -- At the maximum negative latitude, you would be at the south pole.
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The location of Romania in the world: Northern hemisphere, Eastern Europe Latitude: between 43037'07" and 48015'06" northern latitude Longitude: between 20015'44" and 29041'24" eastern longitude
Denmark is around 55N. Corresponding latitudes in North America would be in the middle of Canada. The only US state would be the southern tip of Alaska.
Latitude of Havana, Cuba would be 23°.
The zeroth latitude is at the equator.