Prime Meridian

Prime Meridian on Micras. The Anti-Meridian is the extreme left and right edges.

The Prime Meridian is the longitude which has been designated as a zero line. On the claimsmap version 8.0.1, the longitudes were introduced, which determined the prime meridian. From this line are the longitudes measured at 0° to 180° east and to 180° west. The Anti-Meridian lies accordingly on the opposite side of the world, at ±180° east and west.

Both the Pallisican Scientific Standard Calendar and the Coordinated Micras Time count their time zones from the prime meridian.

List of passages

Prime Meridian

On Micras, starting at the north pole and heading south to the south pole, the prime meridian (according to claimsmap 17.6.1) passes through:

Approx. lat.	Country, territory or sea	Details
90.0°N	Northern Sea	North Pole
	Meckelnburgh	Iselande
	Northern Sea	Prime Meridian Bay
	Meckelnburgh	Iselande
	Northern Sea	Straits of Artsessdun
	Lac Glacei	Saksenlant
	Clear Sea
	Lac Glacei	Kloss
		Heiðrslandt
		just east of  Ashinthael
	Hurmu	Lontinien
		Rekozemlje
	Çakaristan	Pathaardesh
		Bulqan
		Sikatadesh
		Haritdesh
		Akbarabad, Haritdesh
	Floria	unknown
	North Raynor Sea
	Çakaristan	Kantisha and Northak Islands
0.0°N	North Raynor Sea	Equator
	Çakaristan	Kantisha and Northak Islands
	North Raynor Sea
	Floria	unknown
		Augusto, unknown
	North Raynor Sea
	South Raynor Sea
90.0°S	South Raynor Sea	South Pole

Anti-Meridian

On Micras, starting at the north pole and heading south to the south pole, the anti-meridian (according to claimsmap 17.6.1) passes through:

Approx. lat.	Country, territory or sea	Details
90.0°N	Great Western Sea	North Pole
48.0°N		just west of Dietsland,  Batavia,  Shireroth, on the continent of Benacia
24.4°N		just east of Lusa,  Mercury
17.6°N		between islands of Çakari Oceanic Territory,  Çakaristan
0.0°N		Equator
90.0°S		South Pole

Trivia

• The Prime Meridian passes only over the continent of Apollonia.
• The Prime Meridian passes the exact one-pixel space necessary to intersect Iselande twice, lending itself to the eponymous Prime Meridian Bay.