What effect would a latitude of 60° have on the climate?
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60° latitude, either north or south, is 30° from the poles and 60º away from the equator making it twice as close to the polar regions. 60° includes Canada, Scandinavian countries, Siberia and much of Alaska.
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1st one:
Temperatures Cool With Increasing Latitude
As latitude increases, the sun shines more obliquely and provides less warming energy.
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