Frequently Asked
What is Meridian34?
Meridian34 is a hand-catalogued web directory holding 826 sites across 22 sections. It is freely browsable and open for submissions at any time — no registration required.
Is it free to browse and submit a listing?
Yes. Browsing the catalogue and submitting a listing are both free of charge. No account or registration is needed to use any part of the directory.
How are sites organised in the catalogue?
Sites are filed into one of 22 sections based on their primary activity. A General & Miscellaneous Holdings section covers sites that span multiple categories or do not fit the main subject sections.
How do I add my site to Meridian34?
Use the submission form linked from the homepage. Provide your site URL, a brief title and description, and select the most relevant section. Your submission will be reviewed before it is filed in the catalogue.
How long does it take for a submission to be reviewed?
Submissions are reviewed in the order received. Most listings are processed and filed within a few days of submission.
Can I update or remove my listing?
To request a change or removal, use the contact details on the site. We will update the catalogue record accordingly.
Does the catalogue include sites from all countries?
Yes. Meridian34 catalogues sites regardless of country of origin. The index holds entries from across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and beyond.
About Meridian34
Meridian34 is a hand-catalogued directory of 826 websites, organised into 22 sections and available for open browsing without registration or cost. Each entry was logged and filed according to its primary activity, offering a navigable field map of the contemporary web. The index spans a wide range of sectors — from healthcare and legal services to travel, technology, and general holdings — providing a reliable reference point across industries. New listings can be submitted at any time via the submission form; entries are reviewed before filing. Meridian34 operates as an independent catalogue, maintained as a public reference resource.