What state lies north 50 degrees N latitude?

Answer 1

Not quite half of them.

Massachusetts

Maine

New Hampshire

New York

Michigan

Illinois

Wisconsin

Minnesota

Iowa

Nebraska

North Dakota

South Dakota

Wyoming

Montana

Idaho

Oregon

Washington

Alaska

all have some or all of their territory north of 42 degrees north latitude.

Utah is also a possibility; if so, it only creeps above the line by 'feet' in a few places. I can't tell.

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Answer 2

For every latitude number, there are two of them ... one "north" and one "south".

The question doesn't tell us which one is meant.

No part of anything in the US is south of 40° southlatitude.

The parallel of 40° north latitude traverses California, Nevada, Utah, Colorado,

Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey.

So we can accurately say that

-- Each of those states is partly south of 40° north latitude and partly not south of it.

-- Every state that's entirely south of any of those is entirely south of 40° north latitude.

-- Every state that's entirely north of any of those is entirely not south of 40° north latitude.

Got that ?

Answer 3

Alaska is north of 50 degrees N latitude. Minnesota is the northernmost of the 48 contiguous U. S. states. Minnesota has a small part that extends north to 49.38 degrees north latitude. The northern borders of North Dakota, Montana, Idaho and Washington are all right on the 49th parallel. Maine's northernmost point is 47.28 degrees north latitude.

Answer 4

Alaska is completely north of 54.6° N. No other state in

the USA has any part of its territory north of 50° N.

Answer 5

All of Alaska is located north of 50° north latitude.

None of the other 49 states has any point in its territory north of 50° north latitude.

Answer 6

Latitude 50 degrees North is entirely in Canada. The line does not run through any American state.

Answer 7

North, to Alaska!