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what is meridians of longitude short answer ​

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All meridians are of the same length and each one is a semi-circle. If any two opposite meridians are taken together, they form a complete circle, which is a great circle. The distance between any two meridians is maximum at the Equator, which is about 11 km for one degree of longitude.

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