The 180th Meridian

The 180th meridian or antimeridian [1] is the meridian 180° both east and west of the prime meridian in a geographical coordinate system.

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0 degree longitude is the Greenwich time line, from the North pole to the south pole. 180 degree longitude is exactly the other side of earth in ...

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Longitudes for the Earth and Moon are measured from their prime meridian (at 0°) to 180° east and west. For all other Solar System bodies, longitude is measured ...

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Meridians are labeled around the Earth, from 0 to 180 degrees on the west side and from 180 back to 0 on the east. More Information. What is ...

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To convert longitudes from the (-180... 180°) range, for western hemisphere (negative longitude) add 360°, e.g., 70 degrees west is (360°-70°) = ...

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Halfway around the world, at 180 degrees longitude, is the International Date Line. The prime meridian is the line of 0° longitude, the ...

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The international date line is a demarcation line between calendar dates, roughly at 180 degrees longitude, where crossing it changes the date.

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Latitude and longitude are coordinates. Latitude measures north/south from the equator, and longitude measures east/west from the Prime Meridian.

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The 180th Meridian crosses through Russia, Fiji, Antarctica, two seas and three oceans, and is at 180 longitude, right of Russia, China, and ...

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