HMS Endurance Visit and Learn Project

Welcome to the Visit and Learn Website

Together we will track HMS Endurance on her 2006/2007 deployment to Antarctica....

  Home | About the Project | Track Endurance | Location Factfiles | Topical Factfiles | Endurance Kayak | School Links
Topical Factfiles
Introduction
World Environment Day
A World of Slavery
Volcanoes
Falklands Conflict Remembered
Polar Clothing
Ice, Ice & More Ice
Tourism in Antarctica
Climate Change
Who Owns Antarctica ?
Endurance Obituaries
Ernest Shackleton
Polar Quest
The British Antarctic Survey
History of Antarctic Exploration
Whales & Whaling
Surveying in Antarctica
Discovery & Exploration
Southern Ocean Life
Glaciers and Glaciation
Remembrance Day
Energy and Resources
Latitude and Longitude
Ecosystems
Weather Presentations
Weather
Oceans & Water
About HMS Endurance
Longitude

On the globe, lines of constant longitude ("meridians") extend from pole to pole, like the segment boundaries on a peeled orange.
Every meridian must cross the equator.

lines of longitude

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               

Next >>

Latitude and Longitude Navigation
Quick Facts
Introduction
Latitude
Lines of Latitude
Longitude <<
Lines of Longitude
Useful Links

  About the Project | Contact Us | Links| Terms of Use | Privacy Policy
Shortlisted for Hantsweb Awards 2007 Royal Navy Polar Year Kongsberg
Met Office Velux 5 Oceans Scott Polar Institute
Website designed and maintained by Westover Computing