What is the latitude and lontitude of Paris?
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paris, france: 48° 49' N and 2° 29' E
956042
0 Latitude is the Equator, and 0 Longitude is the Prime Meridian.  The Equator is the latitude line that is always closest to the sun, no matter what time of year.  The Prime Meridian is where the time zones start.  Try googling it for more information.
517444
Don't know about that, but the definitive "metre" is stored in Paris.\n\nThe meter is one of a set of units known as "Systeme International" (French for 'International System), or SI Units.\n\nThe originals are in Paris, with validated equavelents in most  developed countries for use in calibration.
838651
Ça dépend ou tu es à Paris :Parc Monceau, parc Monsouris, Jardin du Luxembourg, Bois de Boulogne (j'y cours, quand ont connais on sais où aller), bois de Vincennes et plus en dehors La Défense (il y a même un parc assez grand à côté (côté Nanterre)).\n\nVoilà, j'espère que j'ai cité un endroit près d'où tu es :-)
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101, bd Raspail\n75270 PARIS cedex 06\n\ntel : (33) (0)1 42 84 90 00\n\nFirst link below has address; second link has map showing approximate location of school.
765653
Using google earth measurement tool\n\nIt is arround 4,096.96 miles (6,593.42 km) exactly to the city
9563
Latitude: 47.64709  North\nLongitude:   122.33396 West
561548
Latitude:  6° 51' South  \nLongitude:  39° 18' East
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Ile de France is simply the administrative name for the region that Paris is in.  So probably it would be easier for you to web searches on the Paris region in general.
383655
latitude:46º03'N. longitude:014º33'E
370653
use google earth and find the latitude and longitude
809286
lat. 52.764248 deg,  lon -0.885651 deg.    is what i got.  maybe this helps
980602
In navigation, Cardinal Points are North, South, West and East\n\nIn maths\nCardinal is a number, Ordinal is it's position.
973197
about 38°30' N latitude, 121°30' W longitude
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************************************************************\n\nLongitute or 'meridians' are imaginary lines that run from the north pole to the south pole. Or maybe South to north...hmmm...I'm not sure which way....I suppose if you're in the north....but then.......Oh! Nevermind that. The point: These lines measure time and distance for east and west on the globe. Remember they run north and south. They resemble an orange with it's slices running up and down. Each line between the orange slices would be a longitude line. There is 24 primary longitude lines that are 60 minutes apart. They can be broken down into minutes, degrees, and seconds but thats probably more than you are needing to know about right now. The Prime meridian where the time begins, or where the zero/24 begin and end, is called zero point of longitude or universal prime meridian. Check out any globe of the earth and you will most likely find the Prime Meridian somewhere over Europe in Greenwich.\n\nLatitude goes the other way. They are parallel lines (lines that are equally distanced from one another at any point of the lines) that run east and west but measure distances north and south of the equator. They also run parallel with the equator. So, like the equator that runs all the way around the world without touching another latitude line, the others do as well. Each circle or ring, get smaller and smaller the further north or south you go.\n\nLines of latitude intersect with lines of longitude at points on the globe and are used to specifically  locate points on the globe. These are measured generally in degrees, but, as mentioned earlier, can be broken down even further. My city, for example, is 39 degrees north and 95 degrees west. I've included a website that you can check your own city's location and time among other information. Just enter your city name and press enter.\n\nI hope this is helpful. Good luck.\n\n*************************************************************
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Latitude:   41°50'10.03"N\n\nLongitude:   88° 0'25.32"W
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38 degrees 34 minutes 53.99 seconds North Lattitude, \n121 degrees 29 minutes 35.99 seconds West Longitude