Map Basics
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Hemispheres
Coordinate Moves
Brain Busters
100

This imaginary line is 0° latitude and divides Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.

Equator

100

What continent is located at 30°N, 90°E?


Asia

100

A location at 20°S latitude is in this hemisphere.

Southern Hemisphere

100

Start at 0°, 0°. Move 30° east.
Where are you now?

0°, 30°E

100

Which continent does the Equator pass through the most?


Africa

200

This imaginary line is 0° longitude and runs through Greenwich, England.

Prime Meridian

200

What continent is located at 30°S, 120°E?

Australia

200

A location at 45°W longitude is in this hemisphere.

Western Hemisphere

200

Start at 15°N, 30°W. Move 15° south.
What are the new coordinates?

0°, 30°W

200

Which ocean lies between Africa and South America?

Atlantic Ocean

300

Lines that run east to west across the Earth.

lines of latitude

300

What ocean is located at 30°N, 0° longitude?

Atlantic Ocean

300

The hemispheres for 30°S, 60°W.

Southern & Western Hemispheres

300

Start at 30°S, 90°E. Move 30° north.
What are the new coordinates?

0°, 90°E

300

Two points are 15°N, 60°W and 15°S, 60°W.
Are they on the same longitude line?

Yes (same longitude

400

Lines that run north to south and meet at the poles.

lines of longitude

400

What continent is located at 0° latitude, 30°E?

Africa

400

The hemispheres for 45°N, 120°E.

Northern & Eastern Hemispheres

400

Start at 45°N, 60°E. Move 60° west.
What longitude are you on now?

0° longitude

400

Two points are 30°N, 30°E and 30°N, 30°W.
How many degrees apart in longitude are they?

60° apart

500

The two hemispheres created by the Prime Meridian.

Eastern and Western Hemispheres

500

What continent is located at 80°S, 0° longitude?

Antarctica

500

The hemispheres for 15°S, 150°W.

Southern & Western Hemispheres

500

Start at 30°S, 120°E. Move 30° north and 60° west.
What are the new coordinates?

0°, 60°E

500

You start at 0°, 0°. Move 30° east, then 30° south.
What are the new coordinates?

30°S, 30°E