1. É o valor angular do arco de meridiano compreendido entre o equador e o paralelo do lugar de referência. Será sempre norte ou sul.
2. É o valor angular, junto ao eixo da Terra, do plano formado pelo prolongamento das extremidades do arco compreendido entre o meridiano de Greenwich e o arco do lugar de referência, considerando-se este plano sempre paralelo ao plano do equador. Será sempre leste ou oeste.
(Paulo A. Duarte. Fundamentos de cartografia, 2008. Adaptado.)
No excerto, 1 e 2 correspondem, respectivamente, a
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