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Longitude Explorer: Which Countries Lie on Any Meridian?

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Slide to any meridian and see every country it passes through.

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How this tool works

Pick any longitude and the tool intersects that meridian with all country boundaries live in your browser, listing countries crossed with approximate overland lengths and drawing the line pole to pole. Unlike latitude circles, every meridian is the same length, about 40,008 km around.

What you can do with it

  • Find which countries line up north to south anywhere on Earth
  • Check which meridian your city sits on and who shares it
  • Explore historically important meridians beyond Greenwich
  • Compare how empty the Pacific meridians are versus Europe and Africa

Why use it

Meridians reveal surprising alignments: which countries sit directly north or south of each other is one of the most reliably counterintuitive geography questions there is.

Data sources and methods

  • Natural Earth (public domain map data)

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These tools are provided for educational and informational purposes only. Results are computed from simplified public data and standard formulas, and may differ from surveyed or official values. No warranty is given as to accuracy or completeness, and the tools should not be relied on for navigation, legal, or commercial purposes.


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