where do lines of latitude go from? north to south or west to east?

Answer 1

east/west.

to remember, longitutde has lines that are all as "long" as each other (one pole to the other.)

Answer 2

From west to east...To understand, look on the map and see that the latitude is from Ecuador North and South...ok?

Answer 3

These are imaginary lines that go around the earth east to west or west to east. Like a ruler it shows a curtain degree upon the face of the earth. Then inside that area there is scale. So you can pin-point what it is your looking for.

Answer 4

Latitude lines run from east to west or vice versa. Longitude lines run from north to south or vice versa.

Answer 5

east to west, longitude go from north to south. Remember, latitude lines are lateral or longitude lines are long.

Answer 6

latitude east and west
longitude north and south

Answer 7

west to east, latitude lines go across (to remember, the center latitude line is the equator). longitude goes up and down. (to remember the center longitude line is the prime meridian.)
to make it a little easier, imagine the earth. the latitude lines would go across the earth and longitude would go up and down.

Answer 8

Think of it this way:

The word "longitude" has an N in it, like North/South.

That means "latitude" must be East/West.

Hope this helps! :-))

Answer 9

latitude lines are the ones perpendicular to the Ecuador

remember latitude goes from 0 to 90 and longitude from 0 to 360 longitude comes from "lontano" in Italian "longe" in Portuguese, "lejos" in Spanish, "loin" in french, which means far and similars in Latin and roman that I do not speak, and so I do not know. In English you memorize it with longer, the "longitude goes longer". Sort of speak.

Answer 10

they go both east to west and also west to east.

Answer 11

east and west