Question: GEOGRAPHY 15 (LAB): 1. Using An Atlas, A Globe, Google Maps, Or Google Earth, Find The 48°N Parallel. To Turn On The Geographic Grid In Google Earth: In The Upper Menu Bar, Click View And Then Grid -or- Press Ctrl + N (Windows) Or ⌘+ L (Mac). In Google Earth For Chrome, Turn On Gridlines In The Map Style Panel, The Western-most Eurasian (Europe And …

GEOGRAPHY 15 (LAB):

1. Using an atlas, a globe, Google Maps, or Google Earth, findthe 48°N parallel. To turn on the geographic grid in Google Earth:in the upper menu bar, click View and then Grid -or- press Ctrl + n(Windows) or ⌘+ L (Mac). In Google Earth for Chrome, turn ongridlines in the Map Style panel,

The western-most Eurasian (Europe and Asia) country on 48°N

The eastern-most Eurasian (Europe and Asia) country on 48°N

2. Using an atlas, a globe, Google Maps (Links to an externalsite.), or Google Earth (Links to an external site.), find theequator. To turn on the geographic grid in Google Earth: in theupper menu bar, click View and then Grid -or- press Ctrl + n(Windows) or ⌘+ L (Mac). In Google Earth for Chrome, turn ongridlines (Links to an external site.) in the Map Style panel,

The western-most South American country on the equator

The eastern-most South American country on the equator