The question is asking for the geographic coordinates of points in Illinois.
Illinois is a big place. It extends about 3-1/2 degrees in longitude from east to west,
and more than 5-1/2 degrees in latitude from north to south. Every point in the state
has different "lat/long coordinates".
My house, in a near-north suburb of Chicago, sits at roughly 42.0361 degrees north latitude,
87.7211 west longitude.
Those numbers are rounded to 4 decimal places, and that narrows it down to a
point within about 2-1/2 miles of my house. But it's easy to measure lat. and long.
with 100 times better precision than that, with any of the popular consumer-grade
GPS units.
If you have accurate and precise latitude and longitude of a place, you can stick a
pencil point in the ground within an inch of that exact place, anywhere on earth.
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The lines that intersect in Illinois are 37°N latitude and 89.5°W longitude. This point corresponds to the town of Carbondale in southern Illinois.
Longitude measures distance east or west from the Prime Meridian (0 degrees) which runs through Greenwich, England. Longitude lines run north-south on a map from -180 to +180 degrees, with 180 degrees being the International Date Line.
If you take a ruler and make one measurement up from the floor and one measurement from the corner of the room, you can come up with two numbers that exactly describe the location of any point on the entire wall. If you do exactly the same thing on the globe, you can come up with two numbers that exactly describe the location of any point on the entire Earth. You just have to know where each measurement starts from. And the rulers are printed right there on the globe for you.
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