Prague meridian

The Prague Meridian refers to an imaginary line of longitude that runs through Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic. Historically, it was used as a reference point in mapping and navigation before the adoption of the Greenwich Meridian, which is now the international standard. The Prague Meridian played a significant role in the development of timekeeping and mapping in Central Europe. It served as a key reference for early cartographers and scientists, highlighting the importance of precise geographic measurements in understanding the world. Today, it symbolizes Prague's contribution to geographical science and history.