ArcGIS Pro File Path

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Planned filepath for ArcGIS Pro

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Write it down or draw it out to communicate the file path ArcGIS Pro will take to the data. Detailed paths don't require listing every file.

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World map showing latitude and longitude with positive and negative coordinates

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Latitude and longitude coordinates: - Top right: Latitude positive, Longitude positive - Top left: Latitude positive, Longitude negative - Bottom right: Latitude negative, Longitude positive - Bottom left: Latitude negative, Longitude negative

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Latitude lines run east/west but are measured north/south in degrees.

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Latitude lines represent the angular distance of a place on the Earth's surface north or south of the Equator.

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Starting point of latitude lines

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Latitude lines start at 0 degrees at the Equator.

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Maximum degree of latitude lines

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Latitude lines go up to 90 degrees, with points at the North and South Poles.

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Characteristic of lines of latitude

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Lines of latitude never cross and are parallel to one another.

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Another name for a line of latitude

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A line of latitude is called a parallel.

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Spacing between lines of latitude

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Each line of latitude is roughly equally spaced, with 69 miles or 110 km between each.

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Major parallels of latitude

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Arctic Circle, Tropic of Cancer, Equator, Tropic of Capricorn, Antarctic Circle.

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Longitude represents the angular distance in degrees of a position on the Earth east or west of a fixed origin.

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Longitude is measured from the Prime Meridian and runs north/south, measured east/west from 180-degrees west to 180-degrees east.