What is the standard meridian of Brazil
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Standard meridians are present at 15° offsets from that Greenwich prime meridian, and they are roughly aligned with the time zones because 360/15 = 24.
The standard meridian of Brazil is 55°W. Brazil is almost a continental-sized country in North America which is spread across four different time zones.
The standard meridian of Brazil is 55°W. Brazil is almost a continental-sized country in North America which is spread across four different time zones.
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