What is the longitude and latitude of Taurus?

Answer 1

The system of latitude/longitude only applies to locations on Earth's surface. Objects in the sky can be seen over a wide range of latitudes, and they rotate over every longitude in the course of a day.

Taurus is defined as a region of the celestial map that covers the range of declination between roughly -2 degrees and +31 degrees. So at least a part of it is visible from any latitude on Earth, and ALL of it is visible from anywhere north of about 60 degrees South latitude ... every continent except Antarctica.

Answer 2

Taurus, the zodiac constellation, does not have a specific latitude and longitude as it is an imaginary region in the sky used for Astrology. However, its coordinates in the sky are approximately 4 hours right ascension and 15 degrees declination.