What are the ending points of the Prime Meridian?

Answer 1

The Prime Meridian is an imaginary line between the Earth's north and south poles,

which, by international agreement, marks zero longitude.

The poles are its extremities. Neither pole is its beginning or its end. Its important

feature is its location, and the line itself has no direction.

Answer 2

The Prime Meridian is the zero mark of longitude, which passes through the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, England. It has no physical existence. It describes the half-circle going from the North Pole, through Greenwich, to the South Pole.

The other half of the circle is the "anti-meridian" at 180 degrees longitude. It is "both and neither" east and west longitude.

Answer 3

what are the points called that are on each end of the prime meridian?

Answer 4

The Prime Meridian, also known as the International Meridian or Greenwich Meridian, is the meridian (line of longitude) passing through the Royal Greenwich Observatory in London, England.

Answer 5

The Prime Meridian doesn't end. Since the world is round, it goes around in a circle vertically.

Answer 6

The ending points of the prime meridian are the North and South Pole

Answer 7

The Prime Meridian starts at Greendwich, England.

Answer 8

The equator does not start or end. It is an imaginary line, a circle, around the earth at 0 degrees latitude

Answer 9

North and South Pole. Look at the line of the meridian- it runs all the way North, and all the way South.

Answer 10

They are known by the labels "North Pole" and "South Pole".