The phrase "at latitudes of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing geographical locations or climate conditions related to specific latitudinal measurements.
Example: "The climate varies significantly at latitudes of 30 degrees north and south of the equator."
Alternatives: "at coordinates of" or "in regions of".
This process is most effective under warm, arid climate conditions commonly found at latitudes of about 30° or less.
Thus, desert biomes, which are located at latitudes of 30° N and S, and tropical rainforest biomes, which arise around the Equator, can be found in most phytogeographic kingdoms and zoogeographic realms.
It changes from being positive to negative at latitudes of about 40° N and 40° S. The atmosphere and oceans, through their general circulation, act as vast heat engines, compensating for this imbalance by providing nonradiative mechanisms for the transfer of heat from the Equator to the poles.
This eastward-flowing system circles the globe at latitudes of 40° 60° S. Icebergs tend to enter this current system at four well-defined longitudes or "retroflection zones": the Weddell Sea, east of the Kerguelen Plateau at longitude 90° E, west of the Balleny Islands at longitude 150° E, and in the northeastern Ross Sea.
Both cross sections were taken at latitudes of 31.0°N in the northern hemisphere.
The cross sections are taken at latitudes of 31.0°N in the northern hemisphere.
The annotations, in green ink and pencil, demonstrate how real his creation was in Tolkien's mind: "Hobbiton is assumed to be approx at latitude of Oxford," he wrote.
The writer's additions in pencil and green ink attest to his detailed grasp of the world he had created – the trees in Mirkwood are apparently "FIR", while Hobbiton is "assumed to be approx at latitude of Oxford" – a world made all the more beautiful by the sense of a precious wilderness under threat from brutish man.
Tehran features a semi-arid, continental climate and is located at latitude of 35°41′46″N and a longitude of 51°25′23″E.
The town of Gondar is found at latitude of 12 o4'North, longitude of 27°2'east with an altitude of 1800 2500 m above sea level.
Voyager 1 will cross the termination shock in the region of high-speed solar wind at latitude of ∼34°.
