A set of latitude/longitude coordinates is a description of a single point on the
surface of the Earth. It's not possible for two different cities to have the same
coordinates, and if you don't mind my getting technical about it for a moment,
it's not even possible for two people ... or two sparrows ... to stand at exactly
the same coordinates at the same time.
In the case of the point described in the question, you score two strikes on one
pitch. That point is out at sea, and there's not even one city there.
The point is about 36 miles from the nearest sand on the Pacific coast of Mexico.
It's about 84 miles southeast of Acapulco, and about 460 miles northwest of the
spot on the coast where Mexico and Guatemala meet.
The two Mexican cities that are approximately 30 degrees north latitude are Mexico City and Guadalajara.
Hue and DaNang in Vietnam are both less than 230 miles in that direction from that point. Taipei . . . 1,280 miles Tokyo . . . 2,400 miles Anchorage . . . 5,800 miles Honolulu . . . 6,290 miles
The two Mexican cities located north of 30 degrees latitude are Tijuana and Mexicali. Tijuana is situated just south of the U.S. border in Baja California, while Mexicali is also in Baja California, further inland. Both cities are significant urban centers and play important roles in trade and culture between Mexico and the United States.
The city that shares the same latitude as Memphis, Tennessee is Cairo, Egypt. Both cities are located at approximately 35 degrees north latitude. This means they are at the same distance from the equator in the northern hemisphere. The similar latitudes can result in comparable climate patterns and daylight hours for these two cities.
You gave two contradictory latitudes, and provided no longitude. This question is unaswerable.
The two Mexican cities that are approximately 30 degrees north latitude are Mexico City and Guadalajara.
Two of them are Cairo, Egypt, and Kerrville, Texas. There are at least a thousand others.
Hue and DaNang in Vietnam are both less than 230 miles in that direction from that point. Taipei . . . 1,280 miles Tokyo . . . 2,400 miles Anchorage . . . 5,800 miles Honolulu . . . 6,290 miles
The two Mexican cities located north of 30 degrees latitude are Tijuana and Mexicali. Tijuana is situated just south of the U.S. border in Baja California, while Mexicali is also in Baja California, further inland. Both cities are significant urban centers and play important roles in trade and culture between Mexico and the United States.
The two capital cities that lie at about 45 degrees North latitude are St. Paul, Minnesota and Augusta, Maine. Madison, Wisconsin, Bismarck, North Dakota, Helena, Montana, Boise, Idaho, and Olympia, Washington are all also near 45 degrees North.
25 and 50 degrees North
Two state capitals that are located on the 45 degrees north parallel of latitude are Lansing, the capital of Michigan, and Salem, the capital of Oregon.
When you give a latitude and a longitude, you've described a single point on the earth. If there are two cities there, then both cities occupy the same place, which we suspect leads to some spirited debates. 15 degrees north and 105 degrees east describes a point in eastern Thailand, roughly 10 miles southeast of Ubon Rajathanee along Highway 24.
The city that shares the same latitude as Memphis, Tennessee is Cairo, Egypt. Both cities are located at approximately 35 degrees north latitude. This means they are at the same distance from the equator in the northern hemisphere. The similar latitudes can result in comparable climate patterns and daylight hours for these two cities.
You gave two contradictory latitudes, and provided no longitude. This question is unaswerable.
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Jerusalem!