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the meridian of 0° longitude from which other longitudes are calculated.
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an imaginary circle on the earth's surface passing through the north and south poles...a line of longitude.
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an imaginary circle around the earth at 0 degrees latitude, equally distant from the north pole and the south pole.
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the half of the earth that lies N of the Equator
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the half of the earth that lies S of the Equator
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the half of the earth to the east of the Atlantic ocean including Europe, Asia, Australia, and Africa
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the half of the earth including North America, South America, and surrounding waters
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one of the imaginary circles on the surface of the earth parallel to the equator that mark latitude
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the base unit used to measure latitude and longitude.
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The latitude of the North Pole
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The latitude of the South Pole
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longitude - the prime meridian running through Greenwich, England. latitude - the equator.
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