Orion is a constellation, not a specific star or point, so it doesn't have a single latitude.

Instead, you can find the latitude of any particular star within Orion:

* Use a stargazing app: Many apps like Stellarium or SkySafari will show you the coordinates of any star you point your phone's camera at.

* Look up the star's declination: Declination is the celestial equivalent of latitude. You can find this information for any star in astronomical catalogs or online databases.

Here are some examples of the declinations of notable stars in Orion:

* Betelgeuse: 7° 24′ 26″

* Rigel: -8° 12′ 06″

* Bellatrix: +6° 20′ 59″

Remember, these values are approximate and can change slightly over time due to the Earth's precession.