How close is Greece to the equator?

Answer 1

Turkey is between 37° and 42° north of the equator, which is a distance of at least 4000 km (2500 miles). The countries around the Meditteranean Sea are farther north than most people visualize. Ankara, Turkey is at about the same latitude (40°) as Philadelphia, PA or Columbus, Ohio.

Answer 2

Some parts of the US are closer to the equator than any part of Greece is, and

some parts of the US are farther from the equator than any part of Greece is.

But some parts of Greece are closer to the equator than some parts of the US

are, and also, at the same time, farther from the equator than other parts of

the US are. So I'm not sure that you could make a single simple statement on

the subject that would qualify as a sweeping blanket one.

Answer 3

Some parts of the US are closer to the equator than any part of Greece is, and

some parts of the US are farther from the equator than any part of Greece is.

But some parts of Greece are closer to the equator than some parts of the US

are, and also, at the same time, farther from the equator than other parts of

the US are.

The southern-most point of the US is closer to the Equator than the southern-most point of Greece. The northern-most point of Greece is closer to the Equator than the northern-most point of the US.

Answer 4

Greece is located at a latitude that ranges between 35° and 42° North, placing it far from the equator. The equator is at 0° latitude, so Greece is quite a distance north of the equator.

Answer 5

Greece is not on the Equator. It is north of the Equator.

38,00.41' North 23.43.18 East - Athens Greece Google earth

Answer 6

Greece is 10000 miles away from the equator. Greece is north of the equator. It is not on the eqautor.

Answer 7

The state of Georgia is not exactly close nor far from the equator. It is only 2,278 miles from the equator.

Answer 8

Greece is above the equator .

Being very pedantic, you would have to say north of the equator line - an Australian might see above and below differently!

Answer 9

10000 miles North away from the equator

Answer 10

2 milimetres