Here's what it means:
* 30 degrees North: This refers to a line of latitude that is 30 degrees north of the equator.
* 30 degrees West: This refers to a line of longitude that is 30 degrees west of the prime meridian.
To find this location:
1. Start at the equator: Imagine a line circling the Earth at 0 degrees latitude.
2. Go North: Travel 30 degrees north along a line of longitude.
3. Go West: From that point, travel 30 degrees west along a line of latitude.
Note: There are many locations that could be 30 degrees North and West. To be more precise, you would need to specify the exact location within that 30 degree square on the globe.
