It is correct to state that if you are looking at the sky from the continental United States, the north celestial pole would have an angular height (an altitude) equal to your latitude.
<h3>What is the North Celestial Pole?</h3>
The point at where the earth's extended axis intersects the northern half of the celestial sphere, around 1° from Polaris.
These dots trace out circles in the sky due to precession. Today, the north celestial pole is only 1° from Polaris. Around 2100 ce, it will be closest to Polaris.
