What are the longitudes and latitudes of the Arctic Circle?

The Arctic circle is defined as a single line of latitude - the current position of which is 66°33′46.3″N, which roughly translates to 66.5 degrees North of the equator. read more

The Arctic circle is defined as a single line of latitude - the current position of which is 66°33′46.3″N, which roughly translates to 66.5 degrees North of the equator. This obviously implies that all lines of longtude (0 - 180 degrees) pass through it. read more

The latitude of the Arctic Circle is 66 degrees, 32 minutes. This is the latitude above which the sun never sets during the summer and never rises during the winter. North of this imaginary line, six months of daylight follow six months of night each year. read more