There isn't any "line closest to Pueblo".
This is probably the most widespread misconception we see in this category of WikiAnswers ...
the impression that there is an official set of "lines", that those are the only ones that we're
allowed to use, and we have to settle for one out of the official set that's somewhere close.
You wouldn't ask "What's the length closest to the beginning of the ruler ?" The answer
would be: "You can darn well measure any length you want to, even if the ruler doesn't
happen to have a line printed there."
Some maps and globes have some lines printed on them, and some don't have any.
On the maps and globes that have lines, the lines may be printed every 15 degrees,
or every 10 degrees, or every degree.
Whatever lines they decide to print on the map or the globe, that doesn't mean that
those are the only latitudes you're allowed to use, or the only ones that exist.
When you measure accurately, you can tell the latitude difference between two points
that may be only 1 inch apart. That's something like 0.00000023 of a degree of latitude, or
0.00082 of 1 'second' of latitude.
But even that isn't the smallest bit of latitude you're allowed to use. If you want to use slices
of latitude that describe locations that are only 1 millimeter apart, or 0.01 inch apart, you go
right ahead.
The number of latitude closest to Pueblo that you can use is whatever number you want
to use, no matter how close to Pueblo it is.
And no matter how close to Pueblo your number is, I can always come along and
name a latitude that's even closer to Pueblo than yours is.
There is no such thing as "closest to Pueblo". It's like asking "What distance is closest
to the end of the ruler ?"
If you're asking about Pueblo, Colorado, then the middle of the intersection of
Jackson and Quincy, near St. Mary Hospital, is located at
38.2567° north latitude
104.6274° west longitude.
If you step out of the middle of the intersection, or go to another part of town, then
those numbers change.
Invercargill, New Zealand is closest to the 168th meridian line of longitude.
The prime meridian is a line of longitude. Nothing can be closer to something than itself.
34 degree north and 75 degree west
The longitude line that crosses closest to Missouri is approximately 90 degrees west. This line runs vertically through the eastern part of the state, passing near cities such as St. Louis and Cape Girardeau. Missouri is situated between the 90th and 95th meridians west, making the 90th meridian the closest.
Japan occupies the range of longitude between roughly 122.95° and 145.81° East. A meridian ('line') of longitude at any position within that range crosses land or territorial waters of Japan, and you can't get any closer than that.
Invercargill, New Zealand is closest to the 168th meridian line of longitude.
The prime meridian is a line of longitude. Nothing can be closer to something than itself.
The line of longitude closest to Lima, Peru, is approximately 77° West. Lima is situated near this longitude, which places it in the western part of South America along the Pacific coast. This line is significant for geographical referencing and helps in locating Lima on maps.
34 degree north and 75 degree west
Chile is the southern hemisphere country that is closest to the US. Both countries have territories near the 90°W line of longitude at their closest points.
Japan occupies the range of longitude between roughly 122.95° and 145.81° East. A meridian ('line') of longitude at any position within that range crosses land or territorial waters of Japan, and you can't get any closer than that.
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The center of Mexico City is located at 19.42° north latitude 99.13° west longitude. Would you ask someone "What line on the ruler is closest to your height ?" I'm guessing you'd ask him "How tall are you ?" Forget about "lines". There is no standard set of of latitude and longitude lines from which you have to choose one that's somewhere close.
The closest Idaho ever gets to 100 degrees west longitude is along its eastern border with Wyoming, at about 111 degrees west.
San Salvador, the capital of El Salvador, is closest to the longitude line at approximately 89 degrees west. This places it near the center of the country, which is situated in Central America. The city lies at about 13 degrees north latitude, making it a significant point in the region.
Zero degrees ! The Prime Meridian is the starting point for the angular divisions around the globe.
The Prime Meridian is a line of longitude, and it sits at 0 degrees longitude.