What cities share the same latitude and longitude as Dublin Ireland?

Answer 1

A set of latitude/longitude numbers defines a single point on Earth, not two or three

or fifty points. Just one. Nobody else on Earth, and no other place on Earth, has the

same latitude and longitude as the place where you're sitting right now. A set of

latitude/longitude numbers can't be shared.

Liverpool, Hamburg, Groningen, Szczecin, Minsk, and Edmonton (Alberta) are all close to

the latitude of Dublin, but have different longitudes.

Dundalk, Belfast, Seville, Rabat, and Sassandra (Ivory Coast) are all close to the longitude

of Dublin, but have different latitudes.

No other place on Earth has both the same latitude and the same longitude as Dublin.

(Many other houses can be located on the same street as yours, but not at the same number.

Many other houses can have the same number as yours, but not on the same street.

No other house can share both the same street name and the same number as yours.)

Answer 2

Sadly, there aren't any at all. The only part of the US at that latitude is a small area at the southern end of Alaska's 'panhandle' ... a place of wetlands and barrier islands, but no cities. The towns of Metlakatla, Hydaburg, and Ketchikan are within 9 to 24 miles north of it.

Answer 3

When you give a latitude and a longitude, you've narrowed it down to one point

on Earth ... no other place can have the same latitude and longitude.

But if you only use one of those numbers, then many places have the same latitude,

and many places have the same longitude.

No place in North America has the same longitude as Ireland, because longitude

measures locations in the east/west direction, and North America is far west of

Ireland.

But latitude measures the north/south direction, so many places in North America

have the same latitude as places in Ireland.

-- The southern end of Alaska, McLeod Lake in British Columbia, Wembley in Alberta,

Emmeline Lake in Saskatchewan, and Oxford House in Manitoba, all have roughly the

same latitude as Londonderry.

-- Edmonton in Alberta, Canwood in Saskatchewan, and Churchill Falls in Newfoundland,

and Goose Bay in Labrador, have roughly the same latitude as Galway and Dublin.

-- Klemtu in British Columbia, Ponoka in Alberta, and Deer Lake in Ontario, have

roughly the same latitude as Shannon and Limerick.

-- Enterprise in BC, Cinsort and Monitor in Alta., Leroy and Wadena in Sask.,

Camperville and Anama Bay in Manitoba, Fort Albany in Ont., and Pitts Harbor in

Labrador have roughly the same latitude as Kil;larney and Cork.

-- On my map, the southernmost point in Ireland appears to be the tip of Cape

Clear Island south of Ballyieragh, at 51.42 degrees north latitude. That's roughly

the same latitude as Goose Bay and Margaret Bay in BC, Dog Pound and Munson

in Alberta, Pinkham and Theodore in Saskatchewan, Steep Rock and Fisher Bay in

Manitoba, Moosonee in Ontario, Fort Rupert and Riviere St Paul in Quebec, and

Green Island Cove and St. Anthony in Labrador.

Answer 4

Ireland occupies the range of latitude from about 51.42° all the way to 55.38° North.

The only part of the US within that latitude range is the southern part of Alaska ...

an area of mostly islands and wetlands that's about 51 miles by 144 miles.

That area includes not only the centers and suburbs of Hydaburg and Metlakatla, but is also

home to Alaska's 'First City', the Salmon Capital of the World and Rain Capital of Alaska ...

Ketchikan, population 8,050 (in 2010).

Answer 5

The only part of the US on the same latitude as Derry is in the narrow extreme southern tip of the Alaskan 'panhandle' ... a region of many islands, bays, and wetlands, with no named towns, at least on my map.

Answer 6

Some cities that share similar latitude and longitude as Dublin, Ireland include Edmonton in Canada, Manchester in the UK, and Warsaw in Poland.

Answer 7

None. Ireland is further north than the lower 48 and Hawaii, and further south than Alaska.

Answer 8

none