Polaris if you're at 40 deg latitude.
Ambler's latitude is roughly 40.15° north, so when viewed from there, Polaris is always within about 1/3 degree of the point in the sky that's 40.15° above the due-north point on the horizon.
If you meant the degree difference, then the answer is 5 degrees latitude.If you meant differences in the features:The 45 degrees north line of latitude is located north of 40 degrees north.The 40 degrees north line of latitude is longer than 45 degrees north.
North America
Greenland is located at approximately 70 degrees north latitude and 40 degrees west longitude.
40 N 82 W is Skyline, North Zanesville, OH 43701USA
Ambler's latitude is roughly 40.15° north, so when viewed from there, Polaris is always within about 1/3 degree of the point in the sky that's 40.15° above the due-north point on the horizon.
If you meant the degree difference, then the answer is 5 degrees latitude.If you meant differences in the features:The 45 degrees north line of latitude is located north of 40 degrees north.The 40 degrees north line of latitude is longer than 45 degrees north.
There is no river at 30 degrees north and 40 degrees east.
USA
Antarctica is located 0 degrees north and 40 degrees east.
The coordinates 40 degrees north and 100 degrees east correspond to Asia.
No. The northern border of Tennessee is about 36 degrees, 40 minutes North, and the southern border is about 35 degrees North. 40 degrees North is nearer Indianapolis and Springfield, IL.
Northeastern Turkey.
I'm assuming that you mean "How far from the NCP is something whose declination is 50 degrees N?" In that case, the best way to visualize it is by looking at a globe of earth. The north pole is at 90 degrees N latitude. Something that's 50 degrees N latitude is therefore 40 degrees BELOW the north pole (the UK fits this description). Likewise, something with a declination of 50 degrees N is 40 degrees away from the NCP.
The North Atlantic
The nearest town to 40 North, 30 East is Bozuyuk in Turkey.
No, 80 degrees N is not closer to the equator than 40 degrees SNo. 40 North is the same distance as 40 South, so 80 North is much further.