A set of latitude/longitude coordinates describes a single point, so it's not actually possible
for a whole continent to be right exactly there.
That point is one among a huge number of other points on the South American continent.
It's in northern Argentina, about 330 miles north-northwest of Buenos Aires. All of the other
points in South America have different coordinates.
The continent that is 15 degrees south and 45 degrees west is South America.
South America is at 15 degrees south and 45 degrees west.
What continent is found below 20 S. end between 40 and 80 W.
The Pacific Ocean -- perhaps the South Pacific Ocean -- is found at this intersection of longitude and latitude.
33 degrees south 70 degrees west coordinates correspond to Argentina in South America.
South America is located at 30 degrees south and 60 degrees west.
The continent that is 15 degrees south and 45 degrees west is South America.
South America is at 15 degrees south and 45 degrees west.
What continent is found below 20 S. end between 40 and 80 W.
100 degrees west will put you somewhere in the American continent. You can't go 100 degrees south, as 90 degrees will put you at the south pole !
The coordinates 20 degrees south and 60 degrees west point to the continent of South America. This location is in eastern Brazil, near the city of Salvador.
The Southern Ocean that surrounds the Antarctic continent is found south of 60 degrees S.
The Pacific Ocean -- perhaps the South Pacific Ocean -- is found at this intersection of longitude and latitude.
33 degrees south 70 degrees west coordinates correspond to Argentina in South America.
The continent located at 0 degrees latitude and 60 degrees west longitude is South America.
The coordinates 50 degrees south and 70 degrees west point to the continent of South America. These coordinates are near the southern tip of Chile, which is located on the western side of South America.
There is no country at the coordinates 80 degrees south latitude and 140 degrees west longitude. It is a point on the continent of Antarctica.