How does the equator affect certain South American countries?

In Ecuador, South America: * We have almost the same hours of day and night. We know that our day starts after 6 in the morning and our night is always after 6 in the afternoon. read more

The Equator runs through three South American countries: Ecuador, Brazil, and Columbia. The imaginary line at 0° (zero degrees) latitude covers approximately 40,000 kilometers (km) distance and goes through both land and water. Moreover, this line divides the earth into north and south hemispheres. The line has certain effects on climate. read more

Hello! The Equator at 0° latitude crosses through 13 countries on four continents. They are (South America/Caribbean) Ecuador, Colombia, Brazil, São Tomé and Principe, (Africa) Gabon, Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Uganda, Kenya, Somalia, (Asia) Maldives, Indonesia, and (Oceania) Kiribati. read more