Greenwich Meridian Image
High Resolution JPEG Picture of "The Prime Meridian, to give it itaas correct title, is the line that divides the hemispheres of the Western and the Eastern World at 0A degrees longitude. The line famously passes through The Royal Observatory in Greenwich Park, London and naturally through various parts of the UK, and is often marked, as seen here with this roadside sign. The line is also known as the Greenwich Meridian, or the International Meridian. The Greenwich Meridian was established in 1851."
This image showcases the Greenwich Meridian, the internationally recognized prime meridian line at 0 degrees longitude. The photograph captures the historical significance and geographical context of this prominent landmark located in Greenwich, London. The visual representation provides a clear depiction of the meridian line, surrounded by notable landmarks, making it ideal for educational and travel-related content.
This image is suitable for various applications, including educational resources, geography textbooks, or travel-related websites. It can be used in infographics that illustrate time zones, in presentations about global navigation, or as part of social media posts promoting tourism in Greenwich. Additionally, it’s a great fit for blog articles discussing geographical coordinates or historical explorations on platforms like Instagram and Pinterest.
