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Other geostationary orbit views: From 60 to 110 deg east longitude (Indian Ocean Region) From 120 to 170 deg east longitude (Asia, Pacific Ocean Region) From 10 to 60 deg west longitude (Atlantic Ocean Region) From 0 to 50 deg east longitude (Atlantic Ocean Region) From 130 to 180 deg west longitude (Pacific Ocean Region) Example of satellite beam coverages from 97 deg west

Satellite maps: geostationary orbit views from 70 to 120 deg west longitude: Americas and Pacific

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View point height is 35786 km above the equator.  The sub satellite point is on the equator at the same longitude as the satellite.  Elevation angle to the satellite is zero at the map edge.

View from above 70 deg west longitude	View from above 80 deg west longitude	View from above 90 deg west longitude
View from above 100 deg west longitude	View from above 110 deg west longitude	View from above 120 west longitude

Satellites in the above orbital arc provide largely for domestic and regional communication between Canada, USA, Caribbean and South America.

Links:  Details of beam coverage maps for particular satellites for America and the Caribbean

Map of the US showing satellite photo images and lat and long of your home

Satellite map of Canada with images and lat / long of your house

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