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How to use Latitude & Longitude

How to use Latitude & Longitude

When you are using Latitude & Longitude, it is similar to using ____ graph

When you are using Latitude & Longitude, it is similar to using ____ graph paper.

I. LATITUDE 0 • Latitude lines run from ______ (the least) 90 (the most)

I. LATITUDE 0 • Latitude lines run from ______ (the least) 90 (the most) degrees latitude to _____ degrees latitude. • The starting line of latitude or ZERO degrees Equator is the _____. • 90 o North and 90 o South are known as _____ North Pole & _____. South Pole

Draw & Label these 3 Lines North Pole Equator South Pole

Draw & Label these 3 Lines North Pole Equator South Pole

A. Writing Latitude • The two directions that Latitude measures is either _____ North

A. Writing Latitude • The two directions that Latitude measures is either _____ North or _______. South • Just like climbing up (____) North or down (_______) South on a ladder! • Latitude measurements are written ____. FIRST • If your latitude is 57 o. S, then you are in the _______ South (direction) hemisphere or _______ below the equator.

B. Polaris & Latitude Polaris • Using the circle above, DRAW in the star

B. Polaris & Latitude Polaris • Using the circle above, DRAW in the star Polaris where it should be located. North Pole Equator South Pole

Polaris North Pole Equator South Pole

Polaris North Pole Equator South Pole

B. Polaris & Latitude • Using the circle above, DRAW in the star Polaris

B. Polaris & Latitude • Using the circle above, DRAW in the star Polaris where it should be located. • Polaris can only be seen in the _______ North (direction) hemisphere. • You can find your latitude, by measuring how high Polaris is in the ______ North (direction) sky.

THE ALTITUDE OF POLARIS IS EQUAL TO ________ Your Latitude !

THE ALTITUDE OF POLARIS IS EQUAL TO ________ Your Latitude !

 • If you measure Polaris to be 42 o above the horizon then

• If you measure Polaris to be 42 o above the horizon then your latitude is ____ 42 and the North direction is ____.

N N N S S S

N N N S S S

A B C D o 15 S o 5 N o 25 S

A B C D o 15 S o 5 N o 25 S

 • As you travel NORTH, Polaris will get _______ Higher in the sky!

• As you travel NORTH, Polaris will get _______ Higher in the sky! • As you travel south to the Equator, Polaris will get _______ Lower in the sky until you can’t see it!

II. LONGITUDE 0 (the least) degrees • Longitude lines run from ___ longitude to

II. LONGITUDE 0 (the least) degrees • Longitude lines run from ___ longitude to _____ 180 (the most) degrees longitude. • The starting line of longitude or ZERO degrees is the ________. Prime Meridian • The highest line of longitude or 180 o is the ____________. International Date Line North Pole & • Lines of longitude ALL meet at the ___________. South Pole

A. Writing Longitude • The two directions that Longitude measures is West or ______.

A. Writing Longitude • The two directions that Longitude measures is West or ______. East either _______ • This is like moving ____ Left or ______ Right across a map. • If your longitude is 165 o. W, then you are in the West (direction) hemisphere or _____ Left of the ______ Prime Meridian.

W W W E E E

W W W E E E

A B C D o 30 E o 10 W o 45 E o

A B C D o 30 E o 10 W o 45 E o 0

Latitude Longitude A 15 o. S 30 o. E B 5 o. N 10

Latitude Longitude A 15 o. S 30 o. E B 5 o. N 10 o. W C 25 o. N 45 o. E D 25 o. S 0 o

W E N S

W E N S

Location Latitude Longitude (degrees, direction) A 75 o. N 90 o. W B 60

Location Latitude Longitude (degrees, direction) A 75 o. N 90 o. W B 60 o. N 120 o. W C 60 o. N 60 o. E D 15 o. N 45 o. W E 0 o 150 o. W F 60 o. S 120 o. W G 30 o. S 0 o H 15 o. S 75 o. E I 45 o. S 150 o. E