04.09.2026
16.09.2026
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Extrinsics:
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Pseudocylindric
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Intrinsics
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Equal Area
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Area of Use
(Extent)
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World
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Some Facts of the Graticule
- poles are mapped as straight lines
parallel to the equator
- equator, parallels and poles are
straight lines and parallel
- central meridian is a straight line
- other meridians are curved lines
- equator is NOT equidistant
Projection Paramters
in the normal aspect (projection origin on equator)
- Central Meridian
- Orientation (what is up. North, South)
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Central Meridians
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Value
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Map Focus
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Orientation
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Greenwich
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0°
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Europe, Africa
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N
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Florence
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11° E
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Africa
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N
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90° W
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North and South
America
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N or S
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150 ° E
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Oceania
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N
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150° E
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Oceania, Australia
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S
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Table: Samples of Used Central Meridians in Equal Earth Maps
Usage
Recommended by the United Nations (UN) for World Maps with Area Comparing
Topics on 4. Sept.
2026.