Editing Geography of Lithuania (section)

=== Major coordinates ===

In terms of latitude or climate fifteen degrees (corresponding to the longitude or an [[Time Zone|hour]] fifteen degrees, except the polar climate sums being 7°30´ in latitude) Lithuania situates within the 52°30´-N - 67°30´-N latitude, that is northwards from [[Southend]] latitude, together with the [[North Sea]] major body, the Far North of [[Germany]], [[Siberia]]. It situates in the southern quarter of the climate fifteen degrees, stretching northwards from the southern mark of the climate fifteen degrees further than in nearly one tenth or the sum of <1°30´, that is kind of an edge zone of the climate fifteen degrees, being generally boggy in the western [[Belarus]], and on the 54°-N latitude the one tenth zone is marked by the greatest bog in Lithuania the [[Čepkeliai Marsh]].

With the [[Eastern Hemisphere]] core longitude on the 67°30´-E, the hour or its longitude fifteen degrees that set on Lithuania are 15°-E - 30°-E ([[Greenwich]], London) longitude, the core of which coming on the 22°30´-E longitude also marks the western one fourth, or the sum of 45° in the West of the Eastern Hemisphere if marking it with the [[Cape Verde]] archipelago and the [[Transantarctic Mountains]]. The 22°30´-E longitude comes in the West of Lithuania, with the river [[Jūra]] (pronounced as in ''Euro'' except the ending vowel) meaning ''sea'' locally flowing on the mark. [[Tilsit]] ([[Kaliningrad Oblast]]), [[Telšiai]] as the Greek ''thalassa'' situate in the western one fourth of the Eastern Hemisphere, although [[Talsi]] ([[Latvia]]) situate eastwards from the mark. The rivers [[Šešupė]], [[Šešuvis]], [[Šušvė]] plus Šyša situate in the sum of approximately 2°30´ longitude or one sixth of an hour fifteen degrees (''šeši'' - ''six'' in Lithuanian), in the both sides of the 22°30´-E mark.