The Greenwich Meridian
…where east meets west
| Location | England Cambridgeshire Toft |
| N side of: Comberton Road | |
| Distance (N) from Greenwich | |
| OS map details | OS Explorer: 209 |
| OS grid ref | TL 36715.56047 (536715,256047) |
| WGS84 lat/long | 52.185732, -0.001628 |
| Type | Sundial |
| Marking date | 12 Oct 1984 |
| Access | Unrestricted |
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Made from Cumbrian slate, this sundial was unveiled on 12 October 1984 as part of the Meridian’s ‘centenary’ celebrations. Its location under the previously planted oak tree (1968) is less than ideal, for although the tree is to the north, the shade it casts makes the sundial unusable at times. What is presumed to be the maker’s mark (the letter Q) can be found on the sundial’s rear (bottom left). The dial almost certainly influenced the choice of mark erected in the nearby village of Meldreth (to the south) in 1999.