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what is the difference between parallels and meridian what is the difference between parallel and meridian

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Answered by bhuvi88811

Answer:

Parallels are horizontal or parallel to the equator and the meridians are vertical lines. These both are imaginary lines on the globe.

Answered by arghoa8

Explanation:

Parallels are imaginary lines running east to west and drawn parallel to the equator . These lines decrease in size as we move towards the pole. These are circle in shape. There are a series of semi circular imaginary lines running from pole to pole. These lines are meridians

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