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It is the intersection of the Equator and the Prime Meridian, which occurs in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.
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What is cooler 0 degrees or 100 degrees?
0 degrees is cooler
Can we construct a triangle with measures 180 and 0 and 0 degrees not centimetres?
A triangle of 180 degrees, 0 degrees and 0 degrees would resemble that of a straight line.
0 degrees F is how many degrees C?
0 degree Fahrenheit = -17.8 degrees Celsius
At what degree is 0 degrees Celsius?
If you are asking what is the Fahrenheit temperature equivalent to 0 degrees Celsius, then it is 32 degrees.
How cold is 0 degrees Fahrenheit?
0 degrees Fahrenheit is approximately -18 degrees Celsius, and 255 Kelvin
What is 0 degrees 20 degrees east of the world map?
South America
What is latitdude?
Latitude is the horizontal line of a map. It can go up to 180 Degrees North or 180 degrees South the Equator lies at 0 Degrees
Where is 0 degree and 50 degrees North?
Locations on the earth are conventionally given where line of longitude (east or west of Greenwich meridian which is 0 degrees)Meets line of latitude (north or south of the equator, which is 0 degrees)So 0 degrees (longitude), 50 degrees north (latitude):According to my world map, thats in the english channel, near Le Havre , Haute - Normandie, France.
What is 0 degrees and 0 degrees?
0 degrees...
Can degrees on a map be a map key?
no they cannot paralles show distance from the equatorin degrees
What is the name of 0 degrees longitude on a map?
That is the Prime Meridian. The Equator is zero degrees latitude.
How many degrees is the equator on the map?
Zero degrees
What is located at 0 degrees and 0 degrees?
o degrees
Is the prime meridian at 0 degrees latitud 0 degrees longitud?
0 degrees longitude
What is cooler 0 degrees or 100 degrees?
0 degrees is cooler
Is the prime meridian lt 0 degrees latitude 0 degrees longitude or 180 degrees latitude?
0 degrees longitude
What capital city is closest to 51 degrees latitude north and 0 degrees longitude?
On my large-scale map, the mark for the center of London is located at about 51.5 degrees north latitude, 0.17 degrees west longitude. I'll bet it's the one you're thinking of.
