Lines of latitude run

Answer 1

Latitude lines run horizontally east and west at different distances from the equator and are called parallels, probably because they circle the earth at a constant distance from each other. We sometimes refer to certain areas by latitude as parallels. For example, A military boundary between North Korea and South Korea was set at the 38th parallel. Most of the boundary between the United States and (British) Canada was set at the 49th parallel.

longitude lines run north-south and are furthest from each other at the equator and come togegther at the poles.

Answer 2

east-west and are parallel to the equator. They are used to measure distance north or south of the equator in degrees. The equator is 0 degrees latitude, with lines increasing in value towards the poles.

Answer 3

Meridians of longitude do join the north and south poles, but they're not parallel, because the earth is round.

Lines of latitude -- all parallel to the equator -- can be found between the poles, but do not connect them.

Answer 4

latitude lines are flat, longitude runs north to south.

Answer 5

longitude lines are north-south

latitude is east-west

Answer 6

Lines of latitude (parallels) are parallel but run from east to west but measure from north to south. The Equator is a parallel or line of latitude measuring 0 degrees latitude.

Answer 7

from north pole to south pole

Answer 8

latitude east west

Answer 9

Latitude; east-west

Answer 10

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