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Illinois and Iran are both several degrees of longitude wide. So, depending on the

starting and ending points you select, the space between them may have several

different values.

-- The longitude at the center of Springfield, IL is about 88.64° West.

-- The longitude at the center of Tehran, Iran is about 51.41° East.

-- The difference is about 140.1° degrees of longitude.

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