👉 Interlatitudinal is a term used in cartography and navigation. It refers to the difference between the horizontal or longitudinal direction of an object (such as land, sea, or air) and its vertical or latitudinal direction. The interlatitudinal distance between two points on the same map represents the straight-line distance between those points along the same line of longitude. Interlatitudinal can be used to determine the position of a point relative to other objects in the same map.
