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Winds off the coast of south America near the equator normally?
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What coast was Jamestown and plymoth at?
It was on the eastern coast of America and the western coast of the Atlantic Ocean.
Where did Leaif Erikson go on his journey?
North America, the east coast of Canada.
What continent is Venezuela located on?
Northern coast of South America
When did writs of assistance start?
east coast of north america
Where did Leif Erickson explore?
Greenland and was said to have been first to discover the new world. and plus north america
How far is it from the coast of Africa to the coast of South America at the Equator?
1770 kilometers
What is the region of Ecuador?
It is in South America, on its western coast, and the equator passes through it.
Why do most storms move from the west coast of America to the east?
The prevailing winds blow from west to east at these latitudes
How far is Venezuela from equator?
Venezuela is located on Northern coast of South America. Venezuela is in the tropics over the equator to around 12 degrees North of the equator. Venezuela would be about 830 miles from the equator.
If the Equator crosses Africa's West coast in the country of Gabon in which country does it cross the East coast?
There's no 'if' about the Equator in Gabon - it is there. On the East coast, the Equator is in Somalia.
On June 21 standing on the equator on the west coast of south America at 6 am from what direction will the sun rise?
East
Is the Gold Coast Australia close to the equator?
The gold coast is not close to the equator, as the equator passes through countries such as Indonesia. Australia is south of that. In fact, the Gold Coast is south of the Tropic of Capricorn.
Which coast of north America is the leeward coast and which is the windward coast?
If you count the jet stream then the prevailing winds are from West to East making the the West coast the windward side. (This is of course given that the assumption is made over a period of time.) Not taking into account the jet stream, there have been numerious times when the honor has floated between each coast for prevailing winds. So the real question, does it really matter?
Why do local winds along the coast and mountains reverse daily?
because winds are weird
What parts of America is hit by hurricanes often?
Normally, the south and the east coast of America, however, the northern part of the east coast doesn't have much of the threat as the south does. Simply because of the fact that the waters are warmer further south.
What is along the west coast of South America and in the central part of Africa that would create cool enough temperatures for a temperate forest to occur at the equator?
Mountains.
How many kilometers is it from the coast of Africa to the Equator?
0. the Equator runs through Africa - both east and west coast, so the answers is zero kilometeres
