Distance from Australia to Equator
The distance from Australia to the South of the Equator is around 1,746 miles, or 2,810 kilometers.
How far is Australia from the Equator?
Australia is
1,746 miles
(2,810 km) away from the Equator.
Location: Australia
Coordinates: 25.2744°S, 133.7751°E
Hemisphere: Southern
Continent: Oceania
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Distance and Coordinate Details
LocationAustralia
ContinentOceania
HemisphereSouthern
Coordinates25.27°S, 133.78°E
Latitude / Longitude-25.2744° / 133.7751°
Distance from Australia to the Equator1,746 miles (2,810 km)
Distance from Australia to the North Pole7,973 miles (12,832 km)
Distance from Australia to the South Pole4,477 miles (7,205 km)
FAQs
Is Australia located north or south of the equator?
Australia is located in the Southern Hemisphere, which means that it lies south of the equator line.
How far is Australia from the equator?
The distance from Australia to the equator is 1,746 miles, or 2,810 kilometers.
What are the GPS coordinates of Australia and its distance to the poles?
The primary latitude and longitude coordinates for Australia are 25.2744°S, 133.7751°E. It is located in the Oceania continent. Australia is around 4,466 miles from the North Pole and 7,954 miles from the South Pole.