Where are neighbouring meridians farthest apart?
Correct answer: A. At the Equator
- A. At the Equator
- B. At the poles
- C. At the tropics
- D. At 45° latitude
Explanation
Meridians are widest apart at the Equator and converge toward the poles.
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