What is the Northernmost / Southernmost point on earth you have visited...?

Show maps if you want and this could make this thread more interesting :)

Current Location: Hartford, USA 41N


Not counting going on a plane....

Northernmost: Heathrow Airport, London, UK 51N

Southernmost: Burao, Somaliland (Somalia) 8N (birth)

Northernmost = Edinburgh, Scotland (55.55 N)
Southernmost = Hobart, Tazmania (42.52 S)

I think:

-Northernmost: Sain Petersburg (Russia) and Oslo (Norway).
-Southernmost: Punta Arenas (Chile) and Christchurch (New Zealand).
;)

Northernmost: Québec City, Canada (46,81ºN)
Southernmost: Bariloche, Argentina (41,14ºS)

http://www.arquivodoalexandre.kit.net/nmost-smost.jpg

Look, both cities are exactly in the same longitude! :D

Northern most: Prince Albert, Sask. Canada 53N
SOuthern Most: Rotorua New Zealand 38.12S

Northernmost:Geiranger, Norway

Southernmost: Key West, USA

Northernmost: Glasgow / Inverness, Scotland.
Westernmost: Tampa, Florida- I am going to Cancun, Mexico tomorrow so what will become my furthest west destination.
Southernmost: Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
Easternmost: Larnaca / Aiya Napa, Cyprus.

http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i154/Andy1l/NWSE.jpg

Northernmost: Stranraer, Scotland

Southernmost: Lilongwe, Malawi

Northernmost: Edinburgh
Southernmost: Melbourne
Easternmost: Brisbane
Westernmost: San Francisco

Northernmost : Berlin, GER
Southernmost : Bariloche, ARG
Westernmost : San Francisco, USA
Easternmost : Manila, PHL

Northernmost : Odessa, Ukraina
Southernmost : Tunis, Tunisia
Westernmost : Lisbon, Portugal
Easternmost : Odessa, Ukraina

N: Fairbanks, Alaksa
S: Balclutha, NZL

Northernmost: Utsjoki, Lapland, Finland (69° 52' N 27° 0' E (http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=69%C2%B0+52%27+N+27%C2%B0+0%27+E&ie=UTF8&t=k&om=1&ll=44.339565,27.070313&spn=111.81406,353.671875))

Southernmost: Auckland, New Zealand (36° 51' S 174° 47' E (http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=36%C2%B0+51%27+S+174%C2%B0+47%27+E&ie=UTF8&t=k&om=1&ll=11.867351,68.554688&spn=127.358738,353.671875))

North: Inverness, Scotland

http://www.inverness-highlands.com/location-map.gif

I've also been to the Isle of Skye off the West coast, but I don't think I went further north than Inverness even though the north of Skye is further north than Inverness (if that makes any sense).

South: Cape Otway, Victoria, Australia

Map in relation to Melbourne (its the southernmost cape on the map):

http://www.capeotway.com/images/region.jpg

Northernmost: Anchorage, USA
Southernmost: Ushuaia, Argentina (actually the southernmost city in the world)

Northernmost: North Cape, Norway
Southernmost: Porto Alegre, BR

northernmost=Anchorage (stopped here on way from Korea to UK) thought I was too young to remember it :(
if that doesn't count then it is the Lake district in UK
southernmost:Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

N: Vaasa, Finland
S: Lanzarote

Northernmost: Ramberg, Lofoten Islands, Norway
Southernmost: Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain

northernmost: about an hour north of Fairbanks Alaska, USA


southernmost: Perth, Australia.... when i was very young.

South: Sydney on vacation a couple years ago
North: Fairbanks on vacation in February (that's right!)

N: Vaasa, Finland
S: Lanzarote
How comes? You never were in Lappland? It's interesting, but I met many Finns who also never go north. For us more southerners it's something so special and great (we don't have these endless wilderness anymore - and the Sami were the first "tribe" we learned about in kindergarten) but most Finns told me, that it's boring and why they should go to an even more remote area inhabited by some "barbarians"... :lol:

Northermost: Stockholm
Southernmost: Canary Island
Westenmost: Los Angeles
Eastermost: Antalya (Turkey)

How comes? You never were in Lappland? It's interesting, but I met many Finns who also never go north. For us more southerners it's something so special and great (we don't have these endless wilderness anymore - and the Sami were the first "tribe" we learned about in kindergarten) but most Finns told me, that it's boring and why they should go to an even more remote area inhabited by some "barbarians"... :lol:

hehehe, same here...
We met lots of Norwegians in the south on our big trip to the north last year which have never been up to the north :D

nothernmost: "Northernmost point of Europe", a few kms west of North Cape, Norway (71°N)

http://img84.imageshack.us/img84/8218/northernmostpointta2.jpg

southernmost: Tenerife, Playa de las Américas, Spain (28°N)

http://img84.imageshack.us/img84/8735/southernmostpointco9.jpg

westernmost: Punta de Teno, Tenerife, Spain (16°W)

easternmost: Grense Jakobselv, North East Norway (30°E):

http://img84.imageshack.us/img84/976/grensejeqt7.jpg

http://img84.imageshack.us/img84/4343/gjot9.jpg

:cheers:

Northernmost: Reykjavik, Iceland
Southernmost: Invercargill, New Zealand

Northernmost: Munich, Germany
Southernmost: Melbourne, Australia
Easternmost: Auckland, New Zealand
Westernmost: Lago di Garda, Italy

Northernmost: Aland, Finland
Southernmost: Ancient Olympia, Greece
Easternmost: Varna, Bulgaria
Westernmost: Washington DC

Northernmost: Stockholm, Sveden
Southermost: Malindi, Kenya

Northernmost: London longitudinally.
Southernmost: Cape of Good Hope, South Africa.

Home: Netherlands

Northernmost : Edingburgh (Scotland) or Quebec (Canada) ??
Southernmost: Jamaica
Westernmost: San Fransisco
Easternmost: Crete (Greece)

Whitehorse, Yukon Territory. 63 degrees 44 minutes north.
Melbourne, Australia. 37 degrees, 48 minutes south.

East, 180 degrees.
West 180 degrees.
LOL

northernmost: Calgary, Alberta
southernmost: Albuquerque, New Mexico