
Latitude and Longitude
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Geography
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6th - 8th Grade
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Jessica Kweitel
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11 Slides • 4 Questions
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Understanding Location
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Learning Intentions
To learn about latitude and longitude and important lines on a map
To learn about grid referencing
To learn about latitude and longitude and important lines on a map
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SUCCESS CRITERIA
I can identify and explain location of places using grid referencing
I know what latitude and longitude is and can identify important lines on a map
I can identify location using latitude and longitude
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Latitude
Lat is Flat
Lines of latitude are imaginary lines that run around the earth’s circumference.
They run parallel to each other so they are known as the parallels of latitude.
The most important line of latitude is the equator and divides the world into North and South.
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Multiple Choice
Which streets are parallel on the following map of the CBD
Bourke and Elizabeth
Swanston and Exhibition
Russel and Lonsdale
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Important
Latitude is measured in degrees North and degrees South.
North Pole is 90° N
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Multiple Choice
what latitude is the Equator?
0 degrees
90 degrees N
90 degrees S
90 degrees W
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IMPORTANT NOTES
North Pole – 90° N
Arctic Circle – 66.5° N
Tropic of Cancer – 23.5° N
Equator – 0°
Tropic of Capricorn – 23.5° S
Antarctic Circle – 66.5° S
South Pole – 90° S
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IMPORTANT NOTES
North Pole – 90° N
Arctic Circle – 66.5° N
Tropic of Cancer – 23.5° N
Equator – 0°
Tropic of Capricorn – 23.5° S
Antarctic Circle – 66.5° S
South Pole – 90° S
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What does changing your latitude change?
Latitude influences CLIMATE
Solar radiation is stronger and more direct at the equator. This means that places at the equator are hotter than places near the Poles.
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CLIMATE - Draw and label into your book or draw the Key
Tropical is Red
Temerate is green
Polar is light blue
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Multiple Choice
What does this represent
Longitude
Latitude
Parallels
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Lines of Longitude
Also called meridians
Run North South direction
0 degrees is the Prime Meridian
Prime Meridian runs through Greenwhich England
Furthest apart at equator and meet at the poles...
Therefore...they are NOT parallel.
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Multiple Choice
True or False...The Prime Meridian divides the world in East and West
False
True
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What do meridian lines of longitude do?
Influence time zone
There are 24 hours in a day and 24 time zones. Each zone is 15° wide.
There are 24 hours in a day and 24 time zones. Each zone is 15° wide.
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