I need to find on a map the north middle latitude and the south middle latitude
http://www.navis.gr/marinav/latlong.htm
Scroll almost all the way to the bottom and read the section called "Special Lines of Latitude and Longitude." Read carefully, and then find a map or globe on which you can find these middle latitudes. It's not difficult.
http://www.public.asu.edu/~aarios/resourcebank/maps/page9.html
To find the north middle latitude and south middle latitude on a map, you'll need to understand the concept of latitude and how it is measured. Latitude refers to the angular distance of a place north or south of the Earth's equator.
To determine the north middle latitude, you need to identify the latitude that lies exactly halfway between the equator (0 degrees latitude) and the North Pole (90 degrees latitude). The north middle latitude will be at 45 degrees latitude.
Similarly, to find the south middle latitude, you need to locate the latitude that lies halfway between the equator (0 degrees latitude) and the South Pole (-90 degrees latitude). The south middle latitude will also be at 45 degrees latitude, but in the southern hemisphere.
To find these latitudes on a map:
1. Obtain a world map or a map that accurately represents the latitudinal lines.
2. Locate the equator, which is a horizontal line running through the middle of the map at 0 degrees latitude.
3. Measure or estimate the halfway point between the equator and the pole on both sides of the equator.
- For the north middle latitude, measure or estimate 45 degrees latitude north of the equator.
- For the south middle latitude, measure or estimate 45 degrees latitude south of the equator.
4. Mark these points on the map to identify the north middle latitude and south middle latitude.
Keep in mind that if you are using a physical map, the latitude lines will likely be indicated on the map. However, if you are using a digital map or an online platform, you can also use the latitude and longitude coordinates to locate these positions accurately.