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New York
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21°19′07″N 157°55′21″W - a stop at Honolulu airport, en route to another Hawaiian island.
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Laredo, Texas.
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Los Angeles
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Rarotonga, Cook Islands. 159.8 degrees West
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Somewhere in Florida
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Toronto, Canada
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Puntagorda, on La Palma in the Canaries.
My son has been to New Zealand via Los Angeles, so his "furthest west" actually has an Easterly longitude. |
Vancouver Island
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Somewhere on the western part of Manhattan
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Like Sara, I have been to Vancouver Island which is very marginally more west than DG has been.
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Vancouver
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San Francisco too
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Los Gigantes, Tenerife, on a family holiday at some point in the early 90s.
28°14'26.40" N -16°50'14.99" W |
Sintra, Portugal
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Olympic National Park, Washington State (looking across to Vancouver Island)
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Vancouver
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Clearwater (Florida)
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San Francisco airport
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Sydney, Nova Scotia
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Cleveland, Ohio. 81°40′11″W
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San Francisco
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Sandy Lane Beach, Barbados (59 W)
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I've actually circumnavigated the globe three times, once eastwards and twice westwards (all travelling for work) but the furthest west I've actually stood on the planet is San Francisco Airport, 37° 37' 16.6872"N 122° 22' 44.8041"W
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Immediate assumption was Seattle. But actually it was Vancouver - just a little further west.
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Somewhere on the ferry trip between Vancouver Island and Vancouver, apparently. 48°42'29"N 123°26'37"Wish
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San Francisco
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Pretty much the same as you - although I think I went a bit further along Highway 1, cutting back inland somewhere around Hamlet to visit a recording studio in Cotati
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Anchor Point, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska (-151.8)
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That'd be somewhere on the shores of Lago de Atitlan in Guatemala - a pretty good one I think!
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Farmington, Wisconsin, USA
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somewhere in an Indian reservation in the everglades in Florida
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Somewhere in Los Angeles.
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This month, Pembroke in Wales.
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Berlin
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Vancouver
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Gardermoen
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San Francisco
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San Franciso for West (you just beat me with Point Reyes)
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A865 near Kildonan, South Uist, UK 7°23′49″ W
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W: Centennial Park, Nashville TN
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West=Anchorage
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Nanaimo (Vancouver Island, Canada)
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Perth in Western Australia. But it would be quicker to go east from Bow, I think.
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Vancouver, pretty much the same longitude as the lighthouse
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LAX
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Mendocino.
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Seattle airport
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Haverfordwest
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We got to New Zealand via Los Angeles and Fiji.
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Battery Park, New York, NY, USA..
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Dún Aonghasa, on the island of Inishmore - off the coast of Galway in Ireland
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Freshwater West beach, in Pembrokeshire, Wales
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Off the coast of Bridgetown, Barbados on a catamaran
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Either Glasgow Airport or somewhere in Paisley.
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Kona coast - Hawaii
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Honalulu 21°18′N 157°49′W
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Newquay
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Whistler, BC, Canada. Looks like it squeezes out my Marin country trip by a little, but this is based from Goole maps - what should we use?
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Tofino, Canada (49.153933, -125.907071)
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Marrakesh.
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The Museum of Anthropology on the western tip of Vancouver, BC.
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Los Angeles - probably the airport: my actual destination was Pasadena, but that's further east.
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Lisbon
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Probably Peaceful Bay, WA, Australia. Long time ago.
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Squamish, Canada. It's near Vancouver.
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Whale-watching, about 5km off Monterey - California, USA
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Iona
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Whale watching off Monteray too!
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Key West
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Newark Liberty International Airport (40°41′33″ N, 74°10′7″ W)
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Anchorage
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On the Alaska Railroad, near Talkeetna and Mount McKinley (Denali) National Park, about 62°25.5'N, 150°7.6'W
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Er, probably around Honolulu, around 158°W.
But I'm sure we were deplaned when flying with Air New Zealand on an Island in the Pacific somewhere - Samoa, or Tonga, might be around 175°W. Probably not Fiji, which would be around 179 or 180°W. The Aleutians or Tuvalu straddle the anti-meridian. |
Hudson's Landing, Vancouver, BC
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Cincinnatti Airport, Kentucky
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West: Honolulu International Airport
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Newark Airport, New Jersey.
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San Francisco. I think as I crossed the Golden Gate Bridge (and turned around and went back over it)
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The USS Arizona Memorial in O'ahu, Hawai'i
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Viñales in Cuba.
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Okinawa,Japan for a couple months in 1946.
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Arerenga Tapere, Rarotonga, Cook Islands.
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Juneau, 134.4216 degrees W.
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Didn't realise it at the time, but somewhere on US101 about five miles south of Eureka, California.
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156°02’ W - Ellison Onizuka Kona International Airport at Keāhole, Hawaii, USA
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Newark Liberty International Airport, New Jersey
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San Francisco
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Dunvegan Castle
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2/2 same as DG: Point Reyes lighthouse
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Eielson Visitor Centre, Denali, Alaska.
63.431083, -150.311452 Almost my most northerly point too. A remote spot in the foothill of Mount McKinley |
San Francisco
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AK Highway 3 between Anchorage and Fairbanks. Probably somewhere in the vicinity of Trapper Creek, Alaska.
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Kauai, Hawaii, USA.
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Sitka, Alaska.
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I love that lighthouse. I was there once with my daughter (5yr old at the time). She demanded that I carry her up the stairs.
Furthest west - Barking Sands Beach, Kauai Hawaii. |
Petaluma, California.
A 2-day trip out of San Francisco to stay with some friends. Turns out it's slightly NW of San Francisco itself. |
My East & South are the same (Singapore) and West & North are the same (Whitehorse in the Yukon). Though of course I could be very specific and find the exact spots, but it's not that kind of blog is it....
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Bath
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