Where is 10 degrees south?

Answer 1

"10 degrees north of the equator" is a circle around the earth, parallel to the equator

and 10 degrees away from it everywhere. The line passes through:

-- the Atlantic Ocean

-- Africa:

Guinea, Ivory Coast, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Togo, Benin, Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad,

Central African Republic, Sudan, Ethiopia, Somalia

-- the Arabian Sea

-- the Bay of Bengal

-- the Gulf of Thailand

-- the South China Sea

-- the Sulu Sea

-- Asia: India, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, The Philippines

-- the Pacific Ocean

-- Central America: Costa Rica

-- the Caribbean Sea

-- South America: Colombia, Venezuela

Answer 2

It doesn't really have a name, but it goes through Venezuela, Nigeria and Southern India.

Answer 3

All of the points having either of those latitudes

are exactly the same distance from the equator.

Answer 4

10 degrees south latitude is a specific location that lies 10 degrees south of the Equator. This would place it in the Southern Hemisphere, closer to the South Pole.