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The maximum distance between any two longitudes is at the

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Answered by naitikpatyal413

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the equator

The distance between the longitudes is the maximum at the equator. The equator is an imaginary line that divides earth into northern and southern hemisphere. It is at 0 degree latitude. Here the longitudes are farthest from each other.

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The maximum distance between any two longitudes is at the equator

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