What is the latitude and longitude of a desert?

Answer 1

A desert is simply a barren and/or uninhabitable place. Thus, the latitude and longitude would be particular to where the desert is located. For example, below are listed only a few deserts. There are many across the globe.

Africa

* Sahara - the world's largest hot desert, in northern Africa

* Kalahari - a desert in southern Africa

* Namib - a desert located primarily in Southern Africa

Antarctica

* Antarctica - the interior of the continent is the world's largest desert, freezing cold weather/south pole/snowy mountains

Asia

* Gobi - a desert in Mongolia

* Taklamakan - a desert located in China

* Ordos - a desert in northern China

* Kara Kum - a large Central Asian desert

* Kyzyl Kum - a desert located in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan

* Thar- Cholistan - a desert in India and Pakistan

* Dasht-e Lut - a large salt desert in southeastern Iran.

* Dasht-e Kavir - a desert in center of Iran

Each desert listed above has its own latitude and longitude which indicates its precise location. For a complete list click on the related links section (Wikipedia) indicated below.

Answer 2

Who gives a care because who really wants to go to the desert anyway.

Answer 3

I suppose you are referring to Antarctica.

Latitude: 63°12′48″S to 90°S
Longitude: 0°E to 180° to 0°W (All)

Answer 4

Deserts on Earth are not restricted by latitude, longitude, or elevation. They occur from areas close to the poles down to areas near the Equator.