File:Marulan 150E Monument.jpg
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- 2006-11-12 04:41 Peter Ellis 1000×680× (130003 bytes) [[Marulan, New South Wales]], [[Australia]], lies on 150 East longitude. This artistic monument was erected in 2002 beside the [[Hume Highway]] where George Street runs north into the town. It depicts the major longitude lines of the world as a rotating
