What is the latitudinal extent of temperate zone? – InterviewSolution

1.	What is the latitudinal extent of temperate zone?
Answer» The latitudinal extent of temperate zone is from 23°30’N to 66°30’N and 23° 30’S to 66° 30’S.

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