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Old 13th Aug 2012, 05:32
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Difference between Standard Parallel and Parallel of Origin

Can anyone tell me the difference, if any?
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Old 13th Aug 2012, 07:53
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I just googled it and according to the reasonably authoritative looking page I found, the parallel of origin is midway between the two standard parallels used to make a Lambert's Conformal.

It goes on to say that the scale is correct on the standard parallels and is smallest on the parallel of origin.
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Have a look here - especially at post #12:

http://www.pprune.org/dg-p-general-a...-question.html
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Ahh cheers, thanks heaps.
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