The adoption of a Prime Meridian an

The adoption of a Prime Meridian and the International Meridian Conference of 1884
In the beginning
Although latitude has always been measured from the Equator, there is no equivalent point from which to measure longitude. Over the years, it has been measured from many different places, including national observatories, the island of Hierro in the Canaries and St Paul’s Cathedral in London – each country having chosen for itself where to measure from.

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The Adoption of a Prime Meridian and The International Meridian Conference of 1 884
In The beginning
Latitude Although Always has been measured from The Equator, there is no Equivalent Point from which to measure longitude. Over the years, it has been measured from many different places, including national observatories, the island of Hierro in the Canaries and St Paul's Cathedral in London - each country having chosen for itself where to measure from.