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washington, idaho, montana, north dakota, and part of minnesota
There is a major line of latitude located at 23.5 degrees south latitude, called the Tropic of Capricorn.
Yes, the 40 degree N line of latitude passes through both Arkansas and Missouri. In Arkansas, it cuts through the northern part of the state, while in Missouri, it passes through the southern portion.
A line can be drawn at any latitude. Any line in the range of 18.93° - 22.20° North latitude, or in the range of 24.52° - 37.53° North latitude, crosses territory of both the US and Africa.
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The 20 degree north line of latitude passes through Africa, Asia, North America, and the Atlantic Ocean.
washington, idaho, montana, north dakota, and part of minnesota
no, it is the zero degree line of longitude the equator would be the zero degree line of latitude
Utah's state capital is further north because the 40 degree north line of latitude goes through both states and the capital of Illinois is below the line of latitude and Utah's is above it.
Yes. In fact, the 0 degree latitude line, or the equator, passes through Ecuador.
There is a major line of latitude located at 23.5 degrees south latitude, called the Tropic of Capricorn.
If you're referring to the 50 states of the USA, then every one of them is totally and completely north of 6 degrees north latitude.
Yes, the 40 degree N line of latitude passes through both Arkansas and Missouri. In Arkansas, it cuts through the northern part of the state, while in Missouri, it passes through the southern portion.
One and it is called Alaska
No, neither of those does.