The boundary between the Louisiana purchase and the Spanish possessions by our treaty of 1819 with Spain was as to these lands fixed upon the one hundredth degree of west longitude.
By this treaty, the Choctaws had surrendered to the United States all their claims to land beyond the one hundredth degree of west longitude.
It was generally conceded that the Smith's Sound route was impracticable, and that the only possible way to approach the pole was by the Behring Strait route, that is, by following the 170th degree of west longitude north of Alaska.
We were now in the latitude of Wrangel Island, but in west longitude 165.
They also own a strip about fifty miles wide adjoining Kansas on the south, and extending from the Arkansas River west to the 100° west longitude.
That portion of country lying between the 96° west longitude on the east, the Arkansas River on the west and south, and the State of Kansas on the north, formerly owned by the Cherokees, has been sold to the Osages.
Its situation is between forty-three and forty-five degrees of latitude, and between seventy-six and seventy-nine degrees of west longitude.
This Lake is situated between forty-one and forty-three degrees of north latitude, and between seventy-eight and eighty-three degrees of west longitude.
It lies between forty-two and forty-six degrees of north latitude, and seventy-nine and eighty-five degrees of west longitude.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "west longitude" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
