The city located at 33Β°S latitude and 18Β°E longitude is Cape Town, South Africa.
The location of 33 south and 70 west is in the Valle Nevado which is a ski resort with just under 2,000 acres of skiing area. This location is on the El Plomo foothills in the Andes Mountains, at 46 km to the east of Santiago (capital of Chile). This place is listed as the best ski & snowboard resort in Chile.
33S 70W is located in the Southern Hemisphere, near the southern tip of South America. This coordinates point to an area in the Pacific Ocean west of the southern coast of Argentina.
Latitude is simple: replace N with S and vice versa: if something is at latitude 43 degrees north latitude, the antipode (which is the technical term for the "opposite coordinate") will be at latitude 43 degrees south. Longitude is more complicated. You need to replace E with W and subtract the numerical value (in degrees) from 180 to get the longitude of the antipode. So the antipode of San Diego (33N 117W or thereabouts) would be 33S 63E, which is in the Indian Ocean (the nearest dry land is probably Reunion Island, roughly 700 miles away to the northwest). The only locations in the US where the antipode is actually dry land (and you could "tunnel through the Earth" and come out somewhere that wasn't underwater) are most of Hawaii (antipodes in Zambia) and a few spots in the extreme north of Alaska (antipodes in Antarctica).
That point is in South Africa.
The city located at 33Β°S latitude and 18Β°E longitude is Cape Town, South Africa.
The coordinates 33S 71W are located in Argentina.
The location of 33 south and 70 west is in the Valle Nevado which is a ski resort with just under 2,000 acres of skiing area. This location is on the El Plomo foothills in the Andes Mountains, at 46 km to the east of Santiago (capital of Chile). This place is listed as the best ski & snowboard resort in Chile.
Johannesburg in South Africa.
Cape Town, South Africa is the major city located at the coordinates 33S 18E.
The coordinates 33S 71W correspond to parts of Argentina and Chile. The point is located in the southern region of South America, near the Andes mountain range.
33S 70W is located in the Southern Hemisphere, near the southern tip of South America. This coordinates point to an area in the Pacific Ocean west of the southern coast of Argentina.
The coordinates 33S 116E correspond to the city of Perth in Western Australia.
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Latitude is simple: replace N with S and vice versa: if something is at latitude 43 degrees north latitude, the antipode (which is the technical term for the "opposite coordinate") will be at latitude 43 degrees south. Longitude is more complicated. You need to replace E with W and subtract the numerical value (in degrees) from 180 to get the longitude of the antipode. So the antipode of San Diego (33N 117W or thereabouts) would be 33S 63E, which is in the Indian Ocean (the nearest dry land is probably Reunion Island, roughly 700 miles away to the northwest). The only locations in the US where the antipode is actually dry land (and you could "tunnel through the Earth" and come out somewhere that wasn't underwater) are most of Hawaii (antipodes in Zambia) and a few spots in the extreme north of Alaska (antipodes in Antarctica).
That point is in South Africa.
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