120 degrees W line
A 120 degrees W line (result Kei 120 どせん) is a line of longitude making an angle of 120 degrees from a first meridian side to the west. It links the geographical south pole passing through the Arctic Ocean, North America, the Pacific, the Antarctic Ocean, the Antarctic Continent from the North Pole.
The 120 degrees W line forms a large circle with a 60 degrees E line.
The 120 degrees W line becomes British Columbia and the border of Alberta in Canada. The south end of the point where a 120 degrees W line becomes the border of both states is a 120 degrees W line and a point of intersection with the watersheds () of the American continents and, in the mountain at the position, is quite named the intersection mountain () of the meaning "point of intersection".
In addition, there is a border of California and Nevada along an about 120 degrees W line in the United States of America.
List of passing areas
The 120 degrees W line goes along the following places towards the south from the North Pole to the geographical south pole.
Allied item
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