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  • Prime Meridian: Where Does It End? - A Comprehensive Guide
    The Prime Meridian is a line of longitude that runs from the North Pole to the South Pole and is defined as 0 degrees longitude. It does not have ending points in the traditional sense, as it is a continuous line.

    However, we can think of its "end points" as:

    * North Pole: The Prime Meridian intersects with the North Pole.

    * South Pole: The Prime Meridian intersects with the South Pole.

    So, the Prime Meridian doesn't have "ending points" in the way that a road might, but rather it ends at the poles where all lines of longitude converge.

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