The sundial is in Amer, Catalonia.
http://www.gnomonica.cat/index.php/inventari/inventari-10742
Miguel
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. Aprox. Wide enough to find
sundials but without a significant longitude distortion when you read the
time (± 24 seconds)
I have recorded the province of Castellón, Spain (where the meridian begins
its land route up north).
Perhaps somebody wants to extend it up and down.
Miguel A. G. Arrando
Dear Robert, Mark and Rafael
The inverted five is a common feature in Spanish eighteen century sundials.
The sundial itself seems to be oriented closer to north than east (an
inverted calculation will find the exact declination).
The fresco paint, finely executed and apparently well preserved,
Dear Darek, et all.
Here is a meridian line used to regulate the tower clock in Castellon,
Valencia.
http://campaners.com/php/quadrant.php?numer=168
I think the sundial in St Lorenz Church in Nuremberg was also used to
regulate the tower clock.
http://members.aon.at/sundials/bild34_e.htm (Karl Swa
