Question
The distance between the two consecutive longitudes is maximum on the equator.

Answer

The distance between the two consecutive longitudes is maximum at the equator as they are drawn at an interval of $1^\circ$ and the distance between them keeps on decreasing towards the poles. At the poles, they join each other. Unlike latitudes they are not parallel to each other.

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