What is the line of latitude that passes through The bahamas?

Answer 1

On my map, I don't see any cities or towns marked on the Andros group of islands. The islands extend about 105 miles north-to-south, roughly between latitudes

25 degrees 13 minutes north

and

23 degrees 42 minutes north

or a total extent of about 1.5 degrees of latitude.

Any specific latitude you want to name between these limits crosses some part of the Andros group.

Answer 2

No point on Andros island in the Bahamas has the same latitude,

or for that matter the same longitude, as any point anywhere in

the nation of El Salvador.

Answer 3

On the northern-most tip of the islands (Grand Bahamas) you'll find N27 14' 54", and on the southern-most tip of The Bahamas (Acklins Island) you'll find N22 51'.

The nearest whole Latitude running through the middle of The Bahamas is N24 degrees.

Answer 4

The Equator runs through the Bahamas and many other parts of the world

like Mexico, Egypt and many other parts of the world.

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Except for the fact that the equator does not run through the Bahamas,

Mexico, or Egypt, the first answer is otherwise quite accurate.

-- The Bahamas occupy all latitudes between 22.15° and 27.23° North.

Any parallel within that range passes through the Bahamas.

-- The Bahamas occupy all longitudes between 72.74° and 79.31° West.

Any meridian within that range passes through the Bahamas.

Answer 5

Andros Island in the Bahamas occupies all latitudes between 23.636° and 25.327° North.

You're free to draw as many lines in that range across your map or your globe as you feel

you might need.

The latitude at the center of San Salvador is about 13.6895° North. It's nowhere near the

latitude of any place on Andros. And their longitudes don't coincide either.

Answer 6

tropic of cancer

Answer 7

24 degrees latitude

Answer 8

the tropic of cancer

Answer 9

Tropic of Cancer

Answer 10

tropic of cancers