We use imaginary lines to help locate where a place is in the world. the Arctic Circle (the North Pole) the Antarctic Circle (the South Pole) the Tropic of Cancer the Tropic of Capricorn and the ...

Explains the concepts of latitude and longitude, which are used to locate places on Earth. It describes how latitude is measured in degrees north or south of the equator and how longitude is ...

If you search it on Google Maps, you’ll see an unfussy marker with says latitude 37 degrees, 9 minutes and 58.23 seconds north and longitude 119 degrees, 26 minutes and 58.29 seconds west.

Pull up the geographic center of California on Google Maps and you'll be led to a unique destination in the state.