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Let's solve this Latitude and Longitude Practice worksheet step by step.
We are given a world map with labeled points (A–J), and we need to determine the latitude and longitude coordinates for each point. Coordinates are written in the format:
> (Latitude, Longitude)
> - Latitude: North (N) or South (S) of the equator
> - Longitude: East (E) or West (W) of the Prime Meridian
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- Latitude lines run horizontally (east-west). They are measured from 0° at the equator to 90°N at the North Pole and 90°S at the South Pole.
- Longitude lines run vertically (north-south). They are measured from 0° at the Prime Meridian (Greenwich, UK) to 180°E or 180°W.
On this map:
- The horizontal lines go from 60°N down to 60°S.
- The vertical lines go from 160°W to 160°E, with 0° in the middle.
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Now let’s find each point:
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- Latitude: Just south of the equator → around 15°S
- Longitude: Around 60°W (between 80°W and 40°W)
- ✔ A = 15°S, 60°W
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- Latitude: Around 60°N
- Longitude: About 20°E (just east of 0°)
- ✔ B = 60°N, 20°E
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- Latitude: Just south of the equator → about 15°S
- Longitude: Around 20°E
- ✔ C = 15°S, 20°E
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- Latitude: Around 60°N
- Longitude: About 120°W (between 140°W and 100°W)
- ✔ D = 60°N, 120°W
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- Latitude: Around 30°N
- Longitude: About 120°E
- ✔ E = 30°N, 120°E
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- Latitude: Around 15°N
- Longitude: About 105°E
- ✔ F = 15°N, 105°E
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- Latitude: Around 15°N
- Longitude: Near 0° (just west of it) → about 10°W
- ✔ G = 15°N, 10°W
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- Latitude: Around 30°N
- Longitude: About 120°W
- ✔ H = 30°N, 120°W
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- Latitude: Around 15°S
- Longitude: About 150°E
- ✔ I = 15°S, 150°E
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- Latitude: Very close to equator → 0°
- Longitude: Around 100°E
- ✔ J = 0°, 100°E
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| Point | Coordinates |
|-------|---------------------|
| A | 15°S, 60°W |
| B | 60°N, 20°E |
| C | 15°S, 20°E |
| D | 60°N, 120°W |
| E | 30°N, 120°E |
| F | 15°N, 105°E |
| G | 15°N, 10°W |
| H | 30°N, 120°W |
| I | 15°S, 150°E |
| J | 0°, 100°E |
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Fill in the blanks like:
- A — 15°S, 60°W
- B — 60°N, 20°E
- etc.
Make sure to include degree symbol (°) and direction letters (N, S, E, W) correctly.
Let me know if you'd like this as a printable answer key!
We are given a world map with labeled points (A–J), and we need to determine the latitude and longitude coordinates for each point. Coordinates are written in the format:
> (Latitude, Longitude)
> - Latitude: North (N) or South (S) of the equator
> - Longitude: East (E) or West (W) of the Prime Meridian
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Step 1: Understand the Grid
- Latitude lines run horizontally (east-west). They are measured from 0° at the equator to 90°N at the North Pole and 90°S at the South Pole.
- Longitude lines run vertically (north-south). They are measured from 0° at the Prime Meridian (Greenwich, UK) to 180°E or 180°W.
On this map:
- The horizontal lines go from 60°N down to 60°S.
- The vertical lines go from 160°W to 160°E, with 0° in the middle.
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Now let’s find each point:
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🔹 A – Located in South America
- Latitude: Just south of the equator → around 15°S
- Longitude: Around 60°W (between 80°W and 40°W)
- ✔ A = 15°S, 60°W
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🔹 B – Northern Europe (near Scandinavia)
- Latitude: Around 60°N
- Longitude: About 20°E (just east of 0°)
- ✔ B = 60°N, 20°E
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🔹 C – Central Africa
- Latitude: Just south of the equator → about 15°S
- Longitude: Around 20°E
- ✔ C = 15°S, 20°E
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🔹 D – Western Canada / Alaska border area
- Latitude: Around 60°N
- Longitude: About 120°W (between 140°W and 100°W)
- ✔ D = 60°N, 120°W
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🔹 E – Eastern China / Japan coast
- Latitude: Around 30°N
- Longitude: About 120°E
- ✔ E = 30°N, 120°E
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🔹 F – Southeast Asia (Vietnam / Laos region)
- Latitude: Around 15°N
- Longitude: About 105°E
- ✔ F = 15°N, 105°E
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🔹 G – Western Africa (near Sahara Desert)
- Latitude: Around 15°N
- Longitude: Near 0° (just west of it) → about 10°W
- ✔ G = 15°N, 10°W
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🔹 H – Western USA (California)
- Latitude: Around 30°N
- Longitude: About 120°W
- ✔ H = 30°N, 120°W
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🔹 I – Australia (central-eastern part)
- Latitude: Around 15°S
- Longitude: About 150°E
- ✔ I = 15°S, 150°E
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🔹 J – Indonesia (Sumatra or nearby)
- Latitude: Very close to equator → 0°
- Longitude: Around 100°E
- ✔ J = 0°, 100°E
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✔ Final Answers:
| Point | Coordinates |
|-------|---------------------|
| A | 15°S, 60°W |
| B | 60°N, 20°E |
| C | 15°S, 20°E |
| D | 60°N, 120°W |
| E | 30°N, 120°E |
| F | 15°N, 105°E |
| G | 15°N, 10°W |
| H | 30°N, 120°W |
| I | 15°S, 150°E |
| J | 0°, 100°E |
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📝 How to Write Them:
Fill in the blanks like:
- A — 15°S, 60°W
- B — 60°N, 20°E
- etc.
Make sure to include degree symbol (°) and direction letters (N, S, E, W) correctly.
Let me know if you'd like this as a printable answer key!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of latitude and longitude worksheets.