What's the furthest north, south, east and west you've been?

For east and west, I once went on a business trip that went Montana, Boston, Amsterdam, New Delhi India, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Seattle, and home to Montana. Around the world to the east.

Furthest south would be Bali and furthest north (on the ground) is Whistler, BC. I'm working on further north this summer though, with a three week canoe trip north of the arctic circle in the North West Territories, Canada.

North:Brittany.Can't remember exactly where.
West:Brittany again.Ouessant
South:Italy.Molise.
East:Prague.

North: Quebec City, Quebec (I think)
South: Santiago, Chile
East: Amman, Jordan
West: Osaka, Japan

Farthest South would be somewhere in Ecuador. The rest I'm not quite sure about. I'd have to look at a map. This is actually more comlicated than it seems!

I think the furthest west I have been is Milwaukee. The furthest east was at the end of a pier at Atlantic City. The furthest north was Prince Edward Island. The furthest south was Cancun.

Southest - Tunisia
Northest - I think it's... uhm... probably Cape Breton
Westest - Las Vegas
Eastest - Moscow

North-Wisconson Dells
South-Florida(Daytona)
East- Florida(Atlantic Ocean)
West- California(Pacific Ocean)

The farthest North of me would have been Victoria, B.C., the farthest South would have been California (Anaheim and Fresno), the farthest East would have been Missouri and the farthest West would have been the Oregon Coast.

North - 3 hours drive from the Yukon Territories, South - Bahia, Brazil, East - Osaka, Japan, West - Toronto.

The farthest North from Missouri would be Minnasota, South would be about 200 miles into the Gulf of Mexico (fishing), West would be Okinawa,Philapines,Tailand, and East would be the East Coast of te USA.

north... that would probably be Manchester or Portmeiron in the UK, although I've been pretty much over the north pole in an airplane several times
south... that would probably be Bali
east... that would be Cairo
west... that would be Beijing

I believe that some points in the UK may be north of Whistler... I can't coax coordinates out of the stupid map I'm looking at.

now that you mention it, the trip to Beijing went Boston - Shanghai - Beijing - London - Boston so I'm not sure how to count that

ah... Manchester is at 53 deg 28 min N, Whistler is at 50 deg... Portmeiron is at 52 deg 54 min N... so Manchester is it for me, though I only stopped there for tea

London is at 51 deg 30 min N, and I'm pretty sure you've been there... so that's further north than Whistler, though it doesn't seem that way.

In fact, Amsterdam is at 52 deg 22 min N!

Then London must be the furthest north I've been--I was wondering about that when I first answered, but I was too lazy to go look it up! Quebec City is around 46 deg N.

Oh, in that case Edinburgh is probably the furthest north I've been, it's almost 56°N.

North- Alaska
South- Honduras and South Africa, Perhaps Australia is further. Not good with my lat and longitude skills
East- China
West- California
I am not really sure where East and West stop and begin. The only continent I haven't been to is Antartica. I have stood on the Equator though..

North - Bangkok, Thailand
South - Wellington, New Zealand
East - Tauranga, New Zealand
West - Perth, Australia

I was a little surprised to find out how far north London was

I was too lazy to lookup how to do the ° symbol...

From Victoria British Columbia To Brantford Ontario (East - West)

North - York, England
East - Norfolk - East Anglia, England
West - Rhyl - North Wales
South - Port Grimaud - South of France.

Not greatly travelled as you can see.

I just guessed. Got it right the first try.

north Cains

south Melbourne

east Bondi

west Colac Victoria

The furthest north I've been is Canada. The furthest south is Florida. The furthest east was Michigan. The furthest west was Wyoming.

east... Greece
west LA
North edinburgh 56? degrees north of equator
South barbados 10 degrees north of equator

Australia for south and west. Montreal for north.

The furthest north I have been was on the highway between Dawson, Yukon and the Alaska border (about 64 degrees north).

The furthest South I have been is Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia (about 9 degrees south).

The furthest east I have been is Cranbrook, B.C., Canada (about 116 degrees west).

The furthest west I have been is completely circling the globe, and then going to Anchorage, Alaska (about 150 degrees west).

Prince Edward Island (63 degrees west) is quite a bit further east than Atlantic City (74 degrees west).

Moscow (55 degrees north) is quite a bit further north than Cape Breton (46 degrees north).

I love you, you're so smart.

No no...I just have a large collection of atlases!

Furthest north is Scotland.
Furthest South is Greece.
Furthest East is Greece.
Furthest West is Wales.

Furthest north - Stirling, Scotland
Furthest West - San Fransisco, California
Furthest South - A tie between Tenerife in the Canary Islands and Tampa Bay, Florida.
Furthest East - Frankfurt, Germany.

Really? Thanks! PEI is both the furthest north AND the furthest east I have been. It is such a beautiful place.

So I've heard. I've never been off the west coast (in this hemisphere). I understand they get a lot of mileage out of "Anne Of Green Gables".

That is why we went there. My mom's 5th grade teacher read "Anne Of Green Gables" to them, and she loved it. She has read it many times since then, and encouraged my sister and me to read it, as well. She told my dad she had always hoped to visit PEI someday, so we went. They even have the house the story was based on.

North: Toronto, Canada
South: Galveston, Texas
East: Knoxville, Tennessee
West: Pismo Beach, California

http://www.wcrl.ars.usda.gov/cec/java/lat-long.htm
You can get the longitude latitude of certain cities on this site.

thanks it turns out I figured out how to use the atlas software finally

Yeah, if it weren't for that book, PEI tourism would probably be in the toilet. I've never read it myself. I can only imagine that it must be pretty good. Would I be wrong to assume that it is something that appeals primarily to prepubescent girls? Something like "Heidi", "Little House On The Prairie", "Nancy Drew"?

You're welcome, I thought it might be of service for others too.

North: Dunnet Head, Scotland (the most northerly point of the British mainland)
South: Cape Town, South Africa
East: Sofia, Bulgaria (just got home from this trip!)
West: Fort Worth, USA

(Excluding polar air routes - I should have mentioned this in the explanation)

North: Keflavík, Iceland
South: Cairo, Egypt
West: Chicago, USA
East: Jerusalem, Israel

North - Upper Wisconsin
South - Florida
East - England
West - Arizona

northern: Berlin, Germany
southern: Bali, Indonesia
east/west Hong Kong

North- Toronto, South- Cancun, East- London, West- Los Angeles

It is an excellent book, and I have read it many times, even as an adult. I don't really think it would be very interesting for guys of any age.

North - Iceland, South - Patagonia, East - Egypt, West - Japan

Okay! I'm reminded of one of my humourous anecdotes. I read somewhere that every man should read at least one Harlequin romance. I attempted one once when I was a teenager, but didn't get too far. A few years ago, I found one and tried reading it. Again I gave up, and threw it behind my bedside table. Later, whilst reclining in post-coital embrace, my girlfriend found it and asked "So, is this what you read when you masturbate?"

Furthest north would be Chicago.
Furthest South would be Florida.
Furthest east would be Washington DC.
Furthest west would be the Rocky Mountains in Colorado.

My current location is Columbia, Missouri.

Where in Missouri did you go?
Hot spots are Branson, Kansas city and St. Louis.

I can't recall where it was in Missouri, but that's probably because I was but a little tyke when we went there. It was for a funeral for my Great-Aunt Sadie.

That still cracks me up when I think of it!

GAWD!!!

North - Columbus, OH
South - Baton Rouge, LA
East - Charleston, SC
West - Dallas, TX

North-Nova Scotia (Beautiful there)
South-Key West
East -Ft. Lauderdale
West -Alabama

Furthest North - Ben Nevis in Scotland. Furthest South - North Devon (south England) but I'll probably be going to Cornwall for a bit this summer (its where my boyfriend lives). Furthest East - Skegness. Furthest West - Anglesey (off Wales).

Here is Zang after he reads a Harlequin romance

That's pretty funny!

I thought so, too!

North-Inside of the Artic Circle at Barrow, Alaska, dress warm
South-Bunbury, Australia
East-Pangai Island, part of the Ha'apai Group, about 150 nautical miles from the Internatinal Date Line
West- Apia Island, part of the Western Samoa Island Group, about 50 nautical miles east of the International Date Line

I live in Los Angeles and the farthest I've been in each direction is: Reykjavik, Iceland (N); Milan, Italy (E), Cabo San Lucas, Mexico (S); and, Hong Kong (W).
Note: 'Furthest' is incorrect. You should use 'farthest' when referring to anything that can be measured in distance.

North: London, England
West: West Coast of British Columbia, Canada
East: East Coast of Essex England
South: Algadones, Mexico

North; vancouver b.c., canada
South; gulf of mexico
East; memphis, tennesee
West; california

North...by Northwest
South..of the border
East...of Eden
West...Side Story
Can you go so far East it actually becomes West, can you go so far North that you begin traveling South?

North... San Francisco
South...Mexico...Encinada
East....Colorado
West....Hawaii

For me Colorado is West, and if I travel to Hawaii via London, Bombay and Tokoyo...then Hawaii is East! It's crazy!! Oh, depending on where you were in Colorado...that could count as both East AND North in your response.

North: Mandy's lips
East: Mandy's right breast
South: Mandy's toes
West: Mandy's left breast

Well, I live in Murrieta,California,(on the west west coast of the United States)
& New York is on the (east coast)
Sooooooooo, that would make Hawaii even more WEST than I live now.

& if I still lived in Hawaii,a beach on the most farthest west point of the island (called Pray For Sex Beach) would be the farthest west I would have ever been.

So yeah, depending on where your COMING from & going to, east could be west & vice versa.

Colorado probably would be considered North East? Yeah,north east. Cause the only other place that I've gone to(besides Colorado)going east towards New York would be Las Vegas Nevada.

Have you ever heard of a place called Four Corners? It's where the four states Utah,Colorado,Arizona & New Mexico meet. They say there's a spot where if you lay down,with your arms & legs spread out, you would be in all four states at once.

BTW I liked your answer....very clever!

East... from New Orleans, LA to Nprth Carolina.

Portland, Kingston, Monterey, Paris, I'm from Atlanta.

Which Portland?

I've been north to Butte, Montana
I've been south to Galveston Texas
I've been west to Carlsbad New Mexico
I've been east to Nashville Tennesse

I'm from Louisiana

I'm from Cincinnati Ohio:

I've been as far west as Las Vegas, NV
As far north as South Bend, IN
As far south as Madeira Beach, FL
and as far east as Charleston, SC

You're a delightful boi

North - Mont Tremblant, Quebec
South - Barbados
East - Halifax, Nova Scotia
West - San Francisco, California

(From England)
North - Inverness, Scotland (I really need to learn to ski...missing out on all the fun)
South - Kenya, Africa (did my first, and only, scuba dive to date - had problems getting my left ear to pressurise)
East - Sri Lanka (my first ever ride on an elephant ! Lovely creatures)
West - San Francisco (there was a shooting in China town whilst we were there: I don't know if that's a regular theme ?)

N=Eagle River, Michigan UP
S=Miami, FL
E=Eastport, ME
W=San Francisco, CA

N= Philadelphia, PA (or New Jersey)
E = Daytona/West Palm Beach/Kennedy Space Center (all in FL)
S = West Palm Beach, FL
W = Louisville, KY

Central Location = Tampa Bay, FL

This is pathetic.. but here goes.

North: Toronto
South: Florida
East: New York
West: Missouri

Edmonton, Alberta
Atlanta, GA
Newport, OR
Baltimore, MD...possible Norfolk, VA - depends on which is further east

north: Seattle, Wa. south: Louisiana west: Cali east: Tennessee

North--somewhere in michigan, South--somewhere in texas, East--somewhere in missouri (not that far east!), West---a west coast beach in california