That's like asking "What is the next distance farther than 47.3 miles ?",
or "What is the next heavier weight after 1851/4 pounds ?"
There is no minimum-size "step". The "next" one can be as close to 15 degrees as
you want it to be. And no matter how close it is, somebody can always come along
and slip in another one that's even closer.
There is no standard set of "lines" of latitude or longitude. That's definitely the
biggest, most universal misconception we see in this category of questions.
And another thing! . . . Since the Earth is a sphere (ball-shaped), you can
start at 15 degrees east. travel east, and wind up at ANY meridian you want.
The best answer to the question is: They ALL are.
It is fifteen degrees East. (15 degrees East of the Prime Meridian. The Prime Meridian being zero longitude).
15 degrees E (15 degrees east) 30 degrees E (30 degrees east) and so on.
15 degrees W (15 degrees west) 30 degrees W (30 degrees west) and so on.
26 degrees east of the Prime Meridian.
That meridian is labeled " 60°W ".
It is fifteen degrees East. (15 degrees East of the Prime Meridian. The Prime Meridian being zero longitude).
15 degrees E (15 degrees east) 30 degrees E (30 degrees east) and so on.
15 degrees W (15 degrees west) 30 degrees W (30 degrees west) and so on.
Fifteen degrees east longitude
Nae nae or shabooyah. Ok that was the answer ask some one.
No. It's 20 degrees farther east, i.e. farther from the Prime Meridian.
Chris Hamiltonville is located 10 degrees east of the prime meridian.
Longitude !
which capital cities are located east of the prime meridian of 0 degrees
26 degrees east of the Prime Meridian.
It is neither. The prime meridian is 0 degrees longitude. All other meridians are measured from this. East or west to 180 degrees.
120 degrees East