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Prime Meridian
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1. The meridian of
longitude 0 degrees, used as the origin for measurement of longitude.
The meridian of Greenwich, England, is almost universally used for this
purpose.
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2. Any meridian in any coordinate
system used as an origin for measurement of longitude. [[/a>|/a>
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References
This article is based on NASA's Dictionary of Technical Terms for Aerospace Use
