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Imaginary lines running east to west on the surface of the earth. The latitude determines location north or south on the globe.
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Angle between the Equator and a point on the surface of the Earth. Usually given as an angle between 0?and 90? and a letter (N or S) indicating whether it is to the North, or South of the Equator.
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A measure of distance north or south of the equator. One degree of latitude equals approximately 110 kilometers (69 miles).
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Geographic distance north or south of the equator. Launch - To move a boat into the water from land. Line - A rope used aboard a ship. List - A continuous leaning to one side, usually caused by an uneven distribution of weight in the hull. Locker - A compartment for onboard stowage of articles. Longitude - Geographic distance east or west of the prime meridian.
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is the angular distance north or south of the equator expressed as decimal degrees in the range: -90 at the south pole, through the southern hemisphere to 0 at the equator, through the northern hemisphere to +90 at the north pole
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