119th meridian east

Starting at the North Pole and heading south to the South Pole, the 119th meridian east passes through:

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Co-ordinates	Country, territory or sea	Notes
90°0′N 119°0′E	Arctic Ocean
78°29′N 119°0′E	Laptev Sea
73°7′N 119°0′E	Russia	Sakha Republic Irkutsk Oblast — from 58°33′N 119°0′E Zabaykalsky Krai — from 58°14′N 119°0′E
49°59′N 119°0′E	China	Inner Mongolia
47°44′N 119°0′E	Mongolia
46°47′N 119°0′E	China	Inner Mongolia Hebei – from 41°15′N 119°0′E Liaoning – from 41°3′N 119°0′E Hebei – from 40°38′N 119°0′E
39°12′N 119°0′E	Bohai Sea
37°56′N 119°0′E	China	Shandong
37°38′N 119°0′E	Bohai Sea	Laizhou Bay
37°17′N 119°0′E	China	Shandong Jiangsu – from 35°2′N 119°0′E Anhui – from 32°56′N 119°0′E Jiangsu – from 32°33′N 119°0′E Anhui – from 31°14′N 119°0′E Zhejiang – from 30°18′N 119°0′E Fujian – from 27°26′N 119°0′E
24°56′N 119°0′E	South China Sea
10°27′N 119°0′E	Philippines	Island of Palawan
10°0′N 119°0′E	Sulu Sea
5°25′N 119°0′E	Malaysia	Sabah – island of Borneo
5°3′N 119°0′E	Celebes Sea	Passing just east of Cape Mangkalihat, Borneo,  Indonesia (at 1°1′N 118°59′E)
1°1′N 119°0′E	Makassar Strait
2°37′S 119°0′E	Indonesia	Island of Sulawesi
3°32′S 119°0′E	Makassar Strait
5°24′S 119°0′E	Java Sea
6°20′S 119°0′E	Flores Sea	Passing by numerous small islands of  Indonesia (at 6°50′S 119°0′E) Passing just west of the island of Sangeang,  Indonesia (at 8°12′S 119°0′E)
8°24′S 119°0′E	Indonesia	Island of Sumbawa
8°45′S 119°0′E	Sumba Strait
9°27′S 119°0′E	Indonesia	Island of Sumba
9°38′S 119°0′E	Indian Ocean
20°2′S 119°0′E	Australia	Western Australia
34°27′S 119°0′E	Indian Ocean	Australian authorities consider this to be part of the Southern Ocean[2][3]
60°0′S 119°0′E	Southern Ocean
66°55′S 119°0′E	Antarctica	Australian Antarctic Territory, claimed by  Australia

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