Greenwich Observatory Globe - Greenwich, London, UK - Earth Globes on Waymarking.com

The Greenwich Observatory has many displays relating to the Prime Meridien- and this globe is displayed to demonstrate time around the Earth.
The placard accompanying the globe reads:

"Time around the world

This globe showing the world in 2006, has lines of longitude, or meridiens, at 15 degree intervals. Each 15 degrees represents one hour's difference in local time. Individual states make political decisions about their own time zones and these do not always match their longitude. For example, China uses a single time zone, though the country spansmore than 60 degrees of longitude."

Stationary or rotating globe: Stationary Historical or current information: Current Surface (elevation) relief: no Size: about 3 feet

Visit Instructions:
To log a visit to an Earth Globe Waymark, provide proof of your physical visit - no virtual visits please. Proof can be in the form of an original photo that you have taken of the globe, or a description of the globe and of your visit. Any additional information that you can provide about the globe is always welcome.

Recent Visits/Logs:

Date Logged Log User Rating   07/21/2016 Benchmark Blasterz visited it 07/03/2016 SpeedCity visited it 12/08/2012 schlbsch visited it 10/13/2012 Master Mariner visited it 10/22/2011 Metro2 visited it 05/08/2011 jcurtis55 visited it

View all visits/logs