Latitude and Longitude worksheet with a world map and coordinate identification questions.

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Since I can't view images directly, I’ll need you to describe or provide the details of the image — specifically:

1. The positions of points A through K on the globe.
2. The grid lines (latitude and longitude) visible on the globe, including key degrees (e.g., 0°, 30°, 60°, etc.).
3. Whether the globe shows the equator, prime meridian, and other reference lines.

Alternatively, if you can describe the locations of points A–K, I can help you determine their coordinates.

However, based on typical worksheets like this, here’s how you’d solve it:

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🔍 How to Find Latitude and Longitude:

- Latitude measures north-south position (in degrees from 0° at the equator to 90°N at the North Pole and 90°S at the South Pole).
- Longitude measures east-west position (in degrees from 0° at the Prime Meridian to 180°E or 180°W).

To find coordinates:
1. Look at the horizontal lines (parallels) → these are latitude.
2. Look at the vertical lines (meridians) → these are longitude.
3. Determine whether the location is North/South and East/West.

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Example:

If point A is located:
- On the equator → 0° latitude
- At the Prime Meridian → 0° longitude

Then:
A) Latitude: 0° N, Longitude: 0° E

Or if point B is:
- 30° above the equator → 30° N
- 60° east of the Prime Meridian → 60° E

Then:
B) Latitude: 30° N, Longitude: 60° E

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✔ Please describe the positions of the labeled points (A–K), or list what you see on the globe (e.g., “Point A is near the equator and halfway between 0° and 30°E”), and I’ll give you the exact coordinates and explain step-by-step!