The place where latitude and longitude lines cross is called a point or a coordinate.

Here's why:

* Latitude and longitude lines are imaginary lines that circle the Earth. They don't physically intersect like roads.

* The point where they "cross" is actually a specific location on the Earth's surface. This location is defined by its unique latitude and longitude coordinates.

Therefore, we refer to the intersection as a point or a coordinate, not a place with a specific name.