Around The World
Starting at the Prime Meridian and heading eastwards, the parallel 41° south passes through:
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Co-ordinates Country, territory or sea Notes 41°0′S 0°0′E / 41.000°S 0.000°E / -41.000; 0.000 (Prime Meridian) Atlantic Ocean 41°0′S 20°0′E / 41.000°S 20.000°E / -41.000; 20.000 (Indian Ocean) Indian Ocean 41°0′S 144°37′E / 41.000°S 144.617°E / -41.000; 144.617 (Australia) Australia Tasmania 41°0′S 145°45′E / 41.000°S 145.750°E / -41.000; 145.750 (Bass Strait) Bass Strait 41°0′S 146°59′E / 41.000°S 146.983°E / -41.000; 146.983 (Australia) Australia Tasmania 41°0′S 148°20′E / 41.000°S 148.333°E / -41.000; 148.333 (Pacific Ocean) Pacific Ocean Tasman Sea 41°0′S 172°6′E / 41.000°S 172.100°E / -41.000; 172.100 (New Zealand) New Zealand South Island 41°0′S 173°0′E / 41.000°S 173.000°E / -41.000; 173.000 (Tasman Bay) Tasman Bay 41°0′S 173°45′E / 41.000°S 173.750°E / -41.000; 173.750 (New Zealand) New Zealand South Island 41°0′S 174°13′E / 41.000°S 174.217°E / -41.000; 174.217 (Cook Strait) Cook Strait 41°0′S 174°56′E / 41.000°S 174.933°E / -41.000; 174.933 (New Zealand) New Zealand North Island 41°0′S 176°7′E / 41.000°S 176.117°E / -41.000; 176.117 (Pacific Ocean) Pacific Ocean 41°0′S 73°56′W / 41.000°S 73.933°W / -41.000; -73.933 (Chile) Chile 41°0′S 71°52′W / 41.000°S 71.867°W / -41.000; -71.867 (Argentina) Argentina 41°0′S 65°11′W / 41.000°S 65.183°W / -41.000; -65.183 (Atlantic Ocean) Atlantic Ocean San Matías Gulf 41°0′S 64°14′W / 41.000°S 64.233°W / -41.000; -64.233 (Argentina) Argentina 41°0′S 62°38′W / 41.000°S 62.633°W / -41.000; -62.633 (Atlantic Ocean) Atlantic Ocean
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