Downtown Chicago sits at roughly 41.8°N. That would be closer to 40°N than it is to 50°N. If you start at the "island" formerly known as Meigs Field and proceed 'Northerly' to 50°N, you wind up about 36 miles northwest of Geraldton, Ontario, in Canada.
Kerola is spelled Kerala. Kerala is approximately 10 degrees 50 minutes north of the equator.
Subarctic latitudes refer to regions on Earth located just below the Arctic Circle, typically between 50 and 70 degrees north latitude. These regions experience colder temperatures and longer winters than areas closer to the equator, with boreal forests and tundra being common biomes.
No, 30 degrees warmer than 50 degrees Fahrenheit would be 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
The Northern most point in Spain is at North latitude 43 degrees 47 minutes. That is very close to the latitude of Saginaw MI. The Southern most point in mainland Spain is North 36 degrees 00 minutes. That is about the same Latitude as Knoxville TN. The ABSOLUTE most Southern point of the country is located in the Canary Islands in the Atlantic Ocean. It is at North 27 degrees 38 minutes. That is about the same latitude as Tampa FL. Here is a question for you. What are the Northern most, Southern most, Eastern most, and Western most states of all 50 states in the U.S. Answer: Hawaii is the Southern most state. Alaska is the Northern most, Western most, AND EASTERN most of the 50 states. Look at a map. Alaska crosses the 180th meridian. That puts it in BOTH the eastern and western hemispehers.
New York City is located at 40.7128° N, The Equator at 0°, and the North Pole at 90° N, the South Pole at 90° S. New York City is about 50 degrees from the North Pole, about 40 degrees from the Equator, and 130 degrees from the South Pole.
Downtown Chicago sits at roughly 41.8°N. That would be closer to 40°N than it is to 50°N. If you start at the "island" formerly known as Meigs Field and proceed 'Northerly' to 50°N, you wind up about 36 miles northwest of Geraldton, Ontario, in Canada.
Kerola is spelled Kerala. Kerala is approximately 10 degrees 50 minutes north of the equator.
Well honey, let me break it down for you. Cancun, Mexico is closer to the equator than Hawaii. Cancun is located at a latitude of about 21 degrees north, while Hawaii is situated around 20 degrees north. So, Cancun wins this round in the equator proximity competition.
the earth buldges around the equator due to centrifugal forcing (like an oval) the source of the river is closer to the center of the earth because it is farther north and its mouth is at the equator. draw a diagram of an oval and vectors from the equator and 50*N and you can see this clearly (exagerated as it may be)
If you mean how many of the United States of America, then the answer is all of them are north of the equator.All 50 states in the United States are north of the equator. The state of Hawaii is closest but is still several degrees north.
Subarctic latitudes refer to regions on Earth located just below the Arctic Circle, typically between 50 and 70 degrees north latitude. These regions experience colder temperatures and longer winters than areas closer to the equator, with boreal forests and tundra being common biomes.
The 0 degrees is the planet Earth equator. The 50 degrees is the parallel [geographic latitude] that crosses several countries but the most importand is Belgium where the capital of EU is located
No, 30 degrees warmer than 50 degrees Fahrenheit would be 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
50 degrees Celsius is hotter than 50 degrees Fahrenheit.
The difference between 20 degrees Celsius and 50 degrees Celsius is 30 degrees.
The earth is almost spherical. So if you travel north from the equator you are on a circular path (a line of longitude), and distance around a circle is measured in degrees. The north pole is at 90 degrees north (so 60 degrees is two thirse the way). Similarly if you travel east, you are going around a circle parallel to the equator. Zero degrees is traditionally at Greenwich in London, England. So 50 degrees east is 50 degrees around this circle (of latitude). All lines of longitude meet at the poles. All lines of latitude are parallel to the equator (which is zero latitude).