What is England's latitude?

Answer 1

-- 'Tropical' zone . . . one belt-like zone that includes everything within

roughly 23.5 degrees North or South of the equator.

-- 'Frigid' or 'Polar' zones . . . two cap-like zones, North and South, that

include everything within roughly 23.5 degrees of the poles.

-- 'Temperate zones' . . . two zones, North and South, each roughly 43 degrees

wide, that comprise the bands between the Tropic and Polar zones.

Answer 2

England lies between 50 and 56 degrees North of the equator.

Answer 3

England's latitude is 0.1167° W. The longitude of England is 51.5000° N. England is located in the United Kingdom.

Answer 4

England's latitude ranges from approximately 49 to 54 degrees north. The exact latitude of different locations within England will vary within this range.

Answer 5

U.k lies in the temperate zone

Answer 6

51°30′n 0°7′w