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Latitude and Longitude Using the Global Grid

What are latitude and longitude? Latitude and Longitude are imaginary lines that we use to identify places on a map or a globe.

What are latitude and longitude? You use latitude and longitude to say where something is, such as a city or a mountain. 084W 086W 082W 088W 090W 42N 44N 46N

Parallels of Latitude Equator: 0° Latitude measures angular distance North or South of the Earth’s Equator, in degrees, minutes, and seconds. Latitude is represented by horizontal lines on a map. The Earth’s Equator is zero (0°) degrees latitude, the North Pole is 90 degrees North latitude, and the South Pole is 90 degrees South latitude. North Pole: 90° North Other parallels of latitude Equator: 0°

Lines of Longitude Longitude measures angular distance East and West, in degrees, minutes, and seconds. Longitude is represented by vertical lines on a map. Long ago, people agreed to use the line of longitude that runs through Greenwich, England, as zero degrees (0°). All other lines of longitude are either East or West of 0°, and go to 180° in each direction. Lines of longitude are like sections of an orange; they meet at the poles. Longitude lines meet at the North and South poles 0° longitude

What are the red lines on this map called? Latitude Longitude

What are the red lines on this map called? Latitude Longitude

What do we call 0° latitude? North Pole Equator South Pole

Through what city does 0° longitude pass? Tokyo, Japan New York, NY, USA Greenwich, England

On the map below, a mountain is located near 33°30’ North latitude and 133°00’ East longitude. The red dot shows where it is. 33°00’N 33°30’N 34°00’N 134E 00’ 133E 00’ 133E 30’ 132E 30’ 132E 00’

On the map below, draw dots at these locations: 34° North latitude and 133° East longitude 33° North latitude and 133° East longitude 33°30’ North latitude and 132°30’ East longitude 33°00’N 33°30’N 34°00’N 134E 00’ 133E 00’ 133E 30’ 132E 30’ 132E 00’