What is located 40 degrees north and 100 degrees west?

Answer 1

Nebraska and Kansas

A somewhat less flabby answer:

A set of latitude/longitude numbers nails down one single point on the Earth's

surface. It's not possible for two different points to have the same coordinates,

and certainly not two whole states.

The point 40° North/100° West is located in northwestern Kansas, about 12 miles

northwest of the municipal airport at Norton, 13 miles southwest of the center of

Beaver City, Nebraska, and 620 feet south of the Kansas/Nebraska state line.

Answer 2

A location at 40 degrees north and 100 degrees west is in the United States, specifically in the state of Nebraska. It is roughly in the central region of the country, and corresponds to an area of farmland and plains.

Answer 3

This point is about 17 miles north of Dodge City, Kansas, in Jetmore County.

It's about 6 miles north of the Wright County line, 12 miles due east of the point where Jetmore, Dodge City, and Cimarron Counties meet, 5 miles south of SR-156, and 5.5 miles west of US-283.