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lbvjy [14]
3 years ago
10

What imaginary line is located at 0° longitude?

Geography
2 answers:
Luda [366]3 years ago
6 0
Prime meridian in Greenwich, uk
liq [111]3 years ago
4 0
The answer is: [C]: the Prime Meridian.
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The Prime Meridian; which is an imaginary line and arbitrarily chosen, runs through 0<span>° longitude and runs through Greenwich, English.
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The Equator runs through 0</span><span>° latitude.
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The North Pole is located at 90</span><span>° north latitude and is not an imaginary line.
Technically, any longitude value from 0</span>° to 180°—East or West—would be the correct longitude for the North Pole; however, by convention, the coordinates are 90°N, 0<span>°W.
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The South Pole is located at 90</span>° south latitude and is not an imaginary line. Technically, like the North Pole, any longitude value from 0° to 180°—East or West—would be the correct longitude for the South Pole; however, by convention, the coordinates of 90°S, 0°E; or even: - 90° S, 0° E.
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