Longitude lines run along the Earth's surface in a north-south direction, and unlike latitude lines, they divide the globe into segments like those of an orange, rather than regular strips.

For instance, if you're located in New York City your latitude is 40.7128°N simply flip that to -40.7128°S. For longitude, you will have to subtract the longitude of your current location from ...

When you enter latitude and longitude details in Apple Maps, it will show a suggested location for those details. The Photos app seems to be pulling in the first suggestion from Apple Maps, which ...

Go to Google maps Enter the latitude and longitude as precise as you'd like or go more basic with something like: 63.0W 19.0N Hit the magnifying glass next to your coordinates ...

The current system employs 24 standard meridians of longitude 15° apart, starting with the Prime Meridian. The lines all run from the North to the South Pole, at right angles to the Equator.