Which of the imaginary line divides earth into south and north longitudes?

Answer 1

The Equator divides the Earth into North or South. The Meridian is the other one, more specifically the one running through Greenwich, UK which divides the earth into east and west. It serves as a helpful memory aide when learning the location of the world's land masses and water bodies.

Answer 2

That's the line called the Prime Meridian. It joins the north and south poles and

passes through the town of Greenwich, a suburb on the east side of London,

England. It also passes through parts of Spain, France, the Mediterranean Sea,

Algeria, Mali, Burkina Faso, Togo, Ghana, the Atlantic Ocean, and Antarctica.

It does not cross anything in North America, South America, Asia, or Australia.

Answer 3

The Prime Meridian is the imaginary line that divides the Earth into eastern and western hemispheres, not south and north longitudes. Lines of latitude, such as the Equator, divide the Earth into north and south hemispheres.

Answer 4

The equator is the demarcation between north and south latitudes.

There is no such thing as north or south longitudes.