General Navigation USCG Question #1907 (Set 59)

A star is observed at lower transit. The line of position derived from this sight is __________.

Official USCG Answer & Rule Citation

Correct Answer: Option C — a latitude line

A celestial body observed at lower transit crosses the observer's meridian, providing a latitude line of position due to its constant bearing along the North-South meridian axis.

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