It's not necessarily the 'main' one, but an international agreement was drawn up
almost 200 years ago saying that the Greenwich meridian would be the one where
longitude is zero. So, if you want to make the Greenwich meridian sound important,
you could say that the longitudes on maps, globes, GPS, and at sea are all measured
from it. That's true, but it's really no big deal. It means just as much as saying that
all heights of people are measured from the ground.
Greenwich, England
The 0' line of longitude is called the Greenwich Meridian because it passes through Greenwich, Lonon
By international agreement, the line that defines the origin of longitude is the Prime Meridian. It joins the north and south poles and passes through the Royal Observatory at Greenwich, England.
The Greenwich Observatory in London is on the Prime Meridian, the 0o line of longitude.
You might say that. The thing that makes it the "main" one is the fact that by international agreement, it's the meridian that's accepted as zero longitude. So whenever the longitude of a place is stated, you always know that the number means an angle measured from the "Greenwich Meridian".
Greenwich Meridian is a line of longatude.
Prime meridian
0 lonitude
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Yes. It is the longitude line that passes through the Royal Observatory at Greenwich near London, and is marked as Zero longitude.
it is located on the 0 degree longitude line
Greenwich, England