"90S latitude" is the definition of the south pole, which is on the Antarctic continent.
At that particular place (as well as at the north pole), the longitude is irrelevant,
because all longitudes converge (come together, meet) at the poles.
"90 degrees south" is the definition of the south Pole. All longitudes converge
there, so naming a longitude at the pole is irrelevant. The south Pole is on the
Antarctic continent.
"90 degrees south" is the definition of the south pole, located on the Antarctic
continent. The longitude is irrelevant, since alllongitudes converge there.
All longitudes are the same place at 90° S latitude. This is the South Pole and the continent is Antarctica.
"90 degrees south" is the definition of the south pole. It's not necessary
to specify a longitude at the pole, since all longitudes converge there. The
continent is Antarctica.
"90 degrees north latitude" is the definition of the north pole.
Longitude is irrelevant there, and there's no continent there.
"90 degrees south latitude" is the definition of the south pole. The point is in the
center of the Antarctic continent, and every existing longitude converges there.
These coordinates are in the Outback of South Australia, about 400 miles northwest of Adelaide.
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the continent that includes the coordinated of 45n latitude and 115e longitude is Asia
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That point is in northeast China, only about 26 miles from the border with Outer Mongolia, and about 360 miles north-northeast of the center of Beijing. China, of course, is on the Asian continent.
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90° South latitude is the south pole, which is located on the Antarctic continent. The longitude doesn't even matter, because ALL longitudes converge at the poles.
the continent that includes the coordinated of 45n latitude and 115e longitude is Asia
Australia
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That point is in northeast China, only about 26 miles from the border with Outer Mongolia, and about 360 miles north-northeast of the center of Beijing. China, of course, is on the Asian continent.
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90° South latitude is the south pole, which is located on the Antarctic continent. The longitude doesn't even matter, because ALL longitudes converge at the poles.
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Only longitutude crosses latitudinal lines (horizontal circles)
45 N 115 E is China (near Mongolia)