Symbol linii środkowej ℄

The capital Latin letters „C” and „L” are used to indicate the centerline, which demonstrates the object axis or a rotation body on a drawing. It is represented by a dotted line consisting of alternating short and long dashes.

Unicode has a special symbol for indicating this line, called „Centerline Symbol”. It consists of two intermingled letters, with „C” slightly above „L”. This symbol is one of the Letterlike Symbole  2100–214F and it's suitable for various documents and blueprints. Besides, you can use it in typography to indicate the position of the centerline of a letter, such as the horizontal bar in the capital letter „H”.

Symbol „Symbol linii środkowej” jest zawarty w podbloku „Symbole podobne do liter” bloku „Letterlike Symbole” i został zatwierdzony jako część wersji Unicode 1.1 w 1993 roku.