SameLatitude
Cities at the same latitude as
Saint Kilda, New Zealand, Otago
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| City | Country | Population | Latitude |
|---|---|---|---|
| Comodoro Rivadavia | Argentina | 140,850 | -45.8626° |
| Dunedin | New Zealand | 132,800 | -45.8742° |
| Invercargill | New Zealand | 58,000 | -46.4000° |
| Coyhaique | Chile | 45,787 | -45.5752° |
| Puerto Aysén | Chile | 16,936 | -45.4030° |
| Mosgiel | New Zealand | 14,800 | -45.8750° |
| Gore | New Zealand | 13,050 | -46.1028° |
| North East Valley | New Zealand | 9,830 | -45.8500° |
| East Gore | New Zealand | 8,340 | -46.0884° |
| Sarmiento | Argentina | 8,292 | -45.5869° |
| Rosedale | New Zealand | 7,620 | -46.3884° |
| Rada Tilly | Argentina | 6,208 | -45.9246° |
About latitude comparisons
When comparing cities at the same latitude, such as Saint Kilda and its global counterparts, it is important to remember that while they share identical daylight hours and similar solar angles throughout the year, their climates may differ drastically. Factors including elevation, proximity to oceans, and dominant wind patterns shape the local environment just as much as solar positioning.
The results shown here are cities located within ±0.5 degrees of Saint Kilda's parallel (-45.9019°), which covers roughly 55 kilometers (34 miles) north or south of its exact coordinate.
Frequently asked questions
What is the longitude of Saint Kilda?
Saint Kilda is located at longitude 170.5018° E. Among cities within ±0.5° of the same meridian, Dunedin (New Zealand), at 170.5036° E in the Southern Hemisphere.
How close are these cities to Saint Kilda’s latitude?
Each listed city has a stored latitude between -46.40188° and -45.40188°, the ±0.5° matching band around Saint Kilda.
Does this map show exact city boundaries?
No. Map markers and latitude values use city reference coordinates. They help compare locations on a parallel, but do not represent municipal boundaries.
Do these cities share the same climate?
Not necessarily. Latitude is only one influence on climate; altitude, coastlines, ocean currents and local terrain also matter.