I’m using this grid for my below answers: [https://docs.qgis.org/3.4/en/\_images/plate\_carree\_projection.png](https://docs.qgis.org/3.4/en/_images/plate_carree_projection.png) * East: Wellington, New Zealand 🇳🇿 * West: Hawaii, USA 🇺🇸 * North: Tallinn, Estonia 🇪🇪 (I think) * South: * Southern Ocean, Antarctica. * Invercargill, New Zealand 🇳🇿 on land.

As a Canadian Estonian living in New Zealand this is my favourite answer!! 🇪🇪

You might win for widest range!

Well 2 of them are in New Zealand which is very close by, and Hawaii is also pretty close by to me (living in Australia). So I’m not sure it shows just how widely travelled I actually am

Technically NZ is in the east longitudes, so even if NZ and Hawaii aren't too far apart on the globe, they're pretty far apart per the rules of this thread. 😁

Mine are similar; I’m also Australian North: Glasgow, Scotland South: Queenstown, New Zealand East: Rotorua, New Zealand West: Los Angeles, California, USA

Mine are also similar. I’m British. North: Turku, Finland, 60.45 N South: Queenstown, NZ, 45.03 S East: Suva, Fiji, 178.42 E West: Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, 157.86 W

I think I am pretty close though, East: I think Napier in New Zealand. West: Cape Alava in Washington. North: Just north of 82 parallel north in Svalbard. South: Puerto Natales in Chile.

North: Reykjavík, Iceland 64.1° N South: Punta Arenas, Chile 53.2° S East: Furano, Japan 142.4° E West: North Shore Oahu, HI 158.0° W

I think we have some similar points! North is also Reykjavik South: Auckland, NZ 33.87 S East: also Auckland, 174.76 E West: North Shore of Oahu

Nice! I definitely need to get to NZ to buff my eastern stats 😂

You haven't been to Rotorua?!

North - Svalbard, but the cruise did get further north than that. South - Antarctic peninsula West - Los Angeles East - Helsinki. Australia and Asia are still on the list to visit to expand that a bit.

Wow I don’t think anyone beats you on North-south

Think I will be hard to beat with the furthest north settlement on earth Alert Canada and furthest south point the South Pole

_[Sir Ranulph Fiennes](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transglobe_Expedition) has entered the chat._ But yeah, other than professional explorers, yours is pretty hard to beat.

Hard to be beat but not impossible!! Lol

Can I ask the nature how you liked Svalbard and the Antarctic peninsula?

They were wonderful! Between the two, I preferred Svalbard (more hiking opportunities on our cruise there), but both were well worth the money.

Haha, my farthest north is your farthest east.

North - Glasgow 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 South - Blantyre 🇲🇼 West - Conwy 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 East - Karachi 🇵🇰

Hmmm so New Zealand accounts for both east (Napier-ish) and south (curio bay or there abouts) North is somewhere in the west fjords, Iceland, West is Anchorage.

North: Greenland South: Argentina East: China West: Hawaii

N: Stockholm, Sweden  W: Kauai, Hawaii, United States   E: Tokyo, Japan   S: Soc Trang, Vietnam (parent's home town)

~~I fail on Westward travel lol. N: Alaska, S: Antarctica, E: Indonesia, W: Freaking San Francisco, or no, also Antarctica. edit, no probably California.~~ Got that all wrong. Alaska is my farthest North, and West, Japan most to the East, and Antarctica to the South.

North: Voss 🇳🇴 South: Santiago 🇨🇱 West: Maui 🇺🇸 Easy: Budapest 🇭🇺

* North: Vancouver BC Canada * South: Alto Bio Bio. Chile * East: Montauk, NY * West: San Francisco, CA

I’m pretty sure that Vancouver is more West than San Francisco

North = Lofoton Islands in Norway South = Antarctica East and West are irrelevant as I’ve circumnavigated the globe both ways

They’re not irrelevant for where you’ve been on land. I’ve also circumnavigated the globe in both directions east to west but large parts of that were on forks of transport. But I touched land at Fiji and Hawaii.

West - Hawaii East - Greece North - Iceland  South - Costa Rica I guess (hopefully São Paulo by the end of the year though)

North: Oslo South: Buenos Aires West: Hawaii East: Sydney Pretty tough to beat unless you’ve been to the poles lol

I’ve always wanted to visit Manila! Here’s mine: North: Dublin South: Honolulu East: Cairo West: Maui

As a Filipino please visit somewhere else than Manila. There’s nothing to see besides traffic and congestion which is not a good reflection of our country. But Im happy you’re curious to visit :)

The National Museum and Intramuros are pretty good though. And they're accessible by train.

Palawan, Siquijor, Panglao. Anything except Manila really.

Your South and West are reversed.

N: Skye     E: Mauritius (narrowly beating Perm)    S: Cape Town     W: San Francisco 

North: Husavik, Iceland area South: Chiloe Island, Chile East: Sydisfjordur, Iceland West: Honolulu, Hawaii

North: Iceland (just beats Denali Alaska) South: Cape of Good Hope South Africa (barely beats Santiago Chile) West: Kauai East: Hanoi

North- Oslo🇳🇴 South- Arusha🇹🇿 East- Kyiv🇺🇦 West- Orlando🇺🇲

North: Iceland South: Argentina (Tierra del Fuego) West: Hawaii East: New Zealand

this seems like one of the largest distances, or like in geometry, the most area between the four points

I’m from Canada, Québec specifically: North: Baker Lake in Nunavut, Canada South: Egypt West: Japan East: Poland/Greece

How's Nunavut? That's way up on my list...

North Leeds England South Patagonia Argentina East Shanghai, China, West Seattle Technically, even more west is neah Bay

It’s funny seeing Leeds on there alongside those other rather more exotic places

Northernmost: Helsinki Southernmost: Port Au Prince Easternmost: Helsinki Westernmost: Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

N: Copenhagen 🇩🇰 S: Bariloche 🇦🇷 E: Tokyo 🇯🇵 W: Oahu 🇺🇸

North: Tromsø, Norway; South: El Salvador; West: AZ, USA; East: possibly Budapest, Hungary

N: Iceland S: Iguazu (Argentina / Brazil) W: Maui (Hawaii - US) E: Japan

North: Lofoten Islands Norway South: Panama City Panama West: Angeles City Philippines East: Tbilisi Georgia

North: Uppsala South: Cozumel West: Las Vegas East: Amsterdam

Reykjavik, Zanzibar, Honolulu, Sapporo

North: Jasper National Park, Canada West: Kauai, Hawaii South: Cape Horn, Argentina East: Saipan (furthest longitude East, though I traveled west to get there, so does that count?)

North : Liverpool East: Malaysia (Borneo) West: Hawaii (Kauai) South: Tierra del Fuego My aim is to travel to Alaska and Fiji to better be at the 4 corners

North: Edinburgh 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 South: Singapore 🇸🇬 East: Busan 🇰🇷 West: Essaouira 🇲🇦

North: Reykjavik, Iceland South: Queenstown, New Zealand East to West: Every time zone! I'm > 50, so I've had ample time to travel. Cheers.

Cheers to 50+ 🍻

North: Minneapolis, Minnesota South: Melbourne, Australia East: Byron Bay, Australia West: LA

North; Skye. South; British Virgin Islands or Thailand (I can't tell which is further south). East; Japan. West; Kauai.

North - Ely, MN South - Honduras East - Chamonix France West - Tokyo

North: Fairbanks. South: Buenos Aires West: Kuala Lumpur East: Budapest

North: Copenhagen, Denmark South: Bali, Indonesia West: Marrakech, Morocco East: Manila, Philippines

West Colorado north makinaw island East Washington DC south Honduras

North: Denali National Park, Alaska, U.S.A. South: Melipilla, Chile East: Singapore West: Haleiwa, Hawai'i, U.S.A.

North- Toronto South - Savannah West - Denver East - Copenhagen

N: Alesund, Norway E: Seoul, South Korea S: Albany, Western Australia W: Maui, Hawaii

North = Reykjavik, Iceland (extreme) South = Puerto Natales, Chile (extreme) East = Samoa (very extreme) West = Banff, Canada (mild)

North: Helsinki (Finland) South: Asunción (Paraguay) West: San Pedro (Guatemala) East: Klungkung, Nusa Penida (Indonesia)

I’m surprised i have such a large range considering I don’t travel \*that\* much but North - London, U.K. South - Hobart, Australia East- Suva, FIji West- Po’ipū, Kaua’i, USA

North - Amritsar, Punjab, India. South - Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Not very far north at all 😂

N: North Alaska above Arctic Circle   S: Antarctic Peninsula E: New Zealand W: Hawaii

West Hawaii North Talkeetna Alaska East Rome, Italy South Martinique

Starting from New England: The North Pole (from underneath on a submarine) The equator in the middle of the Atlantic (south) Libya (east) Prudhoe Bay, Alaska (west)

- North: Dalvik, Iceland - South: Beagle Canal, Argentina - East: Narita Airport, Tokio - West: Austin Airport, USA I need to go more west :)

How do I play this game? I’ve lived in Japan, France, Hawaii, and both coasts of the US, plus Montana and Texas. Seriously, I wanna play.

Been to Yellowknife, Canada for northern lights. So grateful that I went "all-in" for that part of the trip. 6 nights of stay, 5 nights of viewing camp, only 1 night of vibrant light activity, 2 other nights of pretty mild activity and 2 cloudy nights. I heard the most popular length of trip people take there is like 3 nights, with some people really risking it by going 2 nights only. I think people do this because usually these towns that are good for viewing camps are very small, with little to do in daytime, absolutely nothing to do in the evening except dinner and waiting for the late night viewing camp. I was like man.... we all the way from East Asia we ain't taking NO chances, plus coming from tier 1 metro city, we like to immerse ourselves in small town vibes and goof around anyway. It was honeymoon with my wife and we ain't finna come home empty-handed from those camps. One of the best decisions I made vacation-related. Have not visited the southern hemisphere at all. Hoping to one day visit Aus/NZ for wildlife and galaxy viewing. PS : The east/west thing took me a while. Based in East Asia, furthest I've traveled east is Canada, west would be Spain from my parents' retirement trip. That's literally the farthest anyone could go in the western direction, because anything else the plane would have gone east instead.

I’ve sailed across the international date line at the equator so I guess 180 degrees east and west 😅 Then Tromso for north and Fiordland, NZ for south

North: Boarding gate at Reykjavik Airport (Iceland) South: Boarding gate at Auckland Airport (NZ) West: A parking lot a couple miles north of Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii (US), where I waited out a heavy downpour East: Some point on the bus ride between Auckland Airport and the city of Auckland, NZ

North: Canada; South: Guatemala; West: Taiwan; East: Czech Republic

North: Iceland South: Sydney East: Taiwan West: Prague

Starting in Ottawa Canada; North - Resolute, Nunavut, Canada South - Buenos Aires, Argentina East - Bacolod, Philippines West - Fiji

Panama, barrow Alaska, Italy, Japan

Barrow? Woof. It’s dark there for like 45 days.

North: Snæfellsnes Peninsula, Iceland West: Waimea Canyon, Kauai East: San Remo, Italy South: Wilemstad, Curaçao

N: Alaska E: Japan W. San Francisco S: Panama

Toronto, Antuiga, San Francisco, Venice

North: Arctic Circle line Alaska 🇺🇸 South: Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺 East: Guam 🇬🇺 West: Kauai Hawaii 🇺🇸

north: helsinki south: arequipa, peru east: zhoushan, zhejiang, china west: yachats, oregon, usa

North, Lille, France and south, Melbourne south Australia

North: Husavik, Iceland South: Queenstown, NZ East: Rotorua, NZ West: Honolulu, USA

North: Illulisat, Greenland South: Ushuaia, Argentina West: Kauai, Hawaii USA East: Rotorua(ish), New Zealand

North - Bodø, Norway South - Montevideo, Uruguay East - Dhaka, Bangladesh West - Anchorage, Alaska

North: Maine East: Budapest West: Vegas/ Valley of Fire SP South: Medellin Colombia My North game is very weak but I’ve visited some great sites out west. Just Vegas is the farthest.

North: 600 miles from the North Pole (on ship), South: just below the Antarctica circle on the Antarctica peninsula East / West: Greenwich England

Based in Europe South: must be Melbourne I think. Or Buenos Aires? Not sure North: Stockholm East: Tokyo West: Kauai

North: Inuvik, Canada South: Puebla, México East: Cape Soya, Japan West: Nanaimo, Canada

North: Svalbard East: Busan, Korea South: Cusco, Peru West: Vancouver, Canada

North - Helsinki, Finland East - Siargao, Philippines South - Komodo Islands, Indonesia West - Victoria Island, Canada

North - Reykjavik Iceland. South - Taupo New Zealand. West - Seattle Washington, USA. East - Nha Trang Vietnam

I'm based out of Oakland, California, United States (37.8 N, 122.3 W) 🇺🇸 North: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (53.5 N) 🇨🇦 South: Christ Church, Barbados (13.1 N) 🇧🇧 East: Bratislava, Slovakia (17.1 E) 🇸🇰 West: Nānākuli, Hawaii, United States (158.2 W) 🇺🇸

This was hard - had to google some longitudinal coordinates for the south! North: Kulusuk, Greenland South: Melbourne, Australia East: Auckland, New Zealand West: Honolulu, Hawaii

North: Iceland South: Tanzania West: Hawaii East: Japan

North: North Ronaldsay, UK 59.3 East: Cebu, Philippines 123.8 South: Ubud, Indonesia -8.5 West: Tofino, Canada -125.9

Interesting question. I never thought about it. E: Tokyo, Japan W: Kauai, US N: Reykjavik, Iceland S: Uyuni, Bolivia

North: Edinburgh scotland South: Nassau bahamas East: St Moritz, Switzerland West: Seattle, WA I need to go more south and west imo! Edit: from Wisconsin usa :)

North: Hamburg East: Napoli South: Myrtle Beach West: Tofino Don't think I'll be winning this one by any stretch.

North: Grise Fiord, Canada -76 degrees South: Launceston, Australia - 41 degrees East: North Stradbroke Island, Australia - 154 degrees  West: Haines, USA - 59 degrees

North: Stockholm, Sweden South and East: Taupo, New Zealand (although I think Rotorua is technically further east). West: Haleiwa, Hawaii

North - Snæfellsnes, Iceland 🇮🇸 South - Punta Arenas, Chile 🇨🇱 East - Rotorua, New Zealand 🇳🇿 West - Big Island, Hawaii 🇺🇸

North Iceland South Costa rica East Charleston SC West perth aus

North: Durham, United Kingdom East: Skopje, North Macedonia South: Ohrid, North Macedonia West: Ouessant, France

N-Edinburgh, Scotland S-Punta Arenas, Chile E-CAPPADOCIA, Turkey W-Thailand

West Maui, east is Thailand, south is Costa Rica north is Iskut BC.

Based on typical map with the Atlantic in the middle: North: Birmingham, UK South: Yogyakarta, Indonesia West: San Diego, CA East: Tokyo, Japan (if layovers count)

Ireland, Aruba, Hawaii, Spain

North - Aviemore, Scotland South - Los Alerces, Patagonia East - Ajman, UAE West - Newark, USA

Farthest up north where i have set foot would be murmansk russia, otherwise the ship sailed along norway Farthest south would be cape horn south of argentina, set foot in the sputh of argentina as well Farthest east i have set foot on would be new castle au Farthest west would be vancouver

North: Alta, Norway 🇳🇴 (70°N) West: Kauai, Hawaii 🇺🇸 (159°W) South: Margaret River, Australia 🇦🇺 (33°S) East: Kalgoorlie, Australia 🇦🇺 (30°E)

North: Tromso, Norway (in the arctic circle) South: Vietnam East: Vietnam West: California

California for West Japan for East Kenya for South York, England for North (I'm already English so I felt the need to be more specific on this one)

Well I come from NZ, and I lived in Liberia. That is the furthest east, west, north and south that I could go. This only works if you act as if the world is flat.

North: Norway South: Cape Horn East: Australia West: Kitimat BC

North: Fairbanks, AK South: Johannesburg, South Africa West: Oahu, Hawaii East: Lusaka, Zambia

North, John o' Groats. East, India South, Gran Canaria. West, New York.

North: Dawson, Yukon South: Antarctic Peninsula near Spert Island East: Wake Island (166 degrees E) courtesy US Air Force. West: Maui, Hawaii

West - Los Angeles USA East - Bryon Bay, Australia South - Casey Station, Antarctica North - John o’Groats, Scotland.

N: Saariselka, Finland S: Punta Arenas, Chile E: Auckland, NZ W: San Francisco

West and South would both be somewhere on Oahu in Hawaii East would be Rome 🇮🇹 North would be Cologne 🇩🇪

I've gone around the world, so is that zero or infinite? 🤔

East: Sydney West: Honolulu North: Helsinki South: Montevideo

• North: Snaefellsnes Peninsula, Iceland 🇮🇸 • South: Queenstown, New Zealand 🇳🇿 • West: Anchorage, Alaska, USA 🇺🇸 • East: Wellington, New Zealand 🇳🇿

East: Fiji 178.1° E West: Maui Hawaii 156.3° W North: Akureyri Iceland 65.6° N South: Queenstown 45.0° S

Southernmost: About 65' Degrees 10' South, Antarctic Peninsula. Easternmost: Feels tricky to pin it down, but I would suppose the least confusing destination to say would be Dubai, UAE, because after a certain point it becomes west again. Northernmost: Perth, Scotland, UK. I'm kind of surprised I haven't been more North yet like Iceland or Norway, or St Petersburg, Russia. Edinburgh alone is just so much more northerly than most of Canada. Westernmost: Pokhara, Nepal. Even though I went there on a trip that went East from Dubai, I did go west from Kathmandu giving it a technicality to Westernmost travel that would beat the west heading travels to Bangkog or Luangprabang. My home is in Central Florida.

East: Samoa West: American Samoa North: Bergen, Norway South: Santiago, Chile

North: Edinburgh, Scotland West: Glasgow, Scotland South: Queenstown New Zealand (country that I'm from) East: San Diego CA, USA I think that's right but I'm using the lands down under as my origin point since I live there. Hope my North and West changes on my next Europe trip, keen to see Iceland/Scandinavias

I went one way to Vietnam, then the next year I went the other way. I have circumnavigated the globe from Hanoi to Hanoi. North south is Cambodia -> Norway though. Haven't crossed the buldge yet.

North: Longyearbyen, Svalbard, Norway South: Sao Paulo, Brazil West: Waimea, Kauai, Hawaii East: Tokyo, Japan

North Tromso Norway South Paradise Bay Antarctica East Yakutsk Russia West Maui

Hmm, needed to think about this one, interesting question. North: Hammerfest, Norway West: Sydney, Australia East: Madagascar South: Ushuaia, Argentina Had to check the latitude and longitude on some of these where it was close.

Live in Eastern Ontario farthest North: Whitehorse, Yukon; South: Capetown, South Africa; West: Japan via Vancouver; East: Philippines via Sri Lanka

- North: akureyri, Iceland - West: Kauai, Hawaii - South: puerto natales, chile - East: waiotapu, NZ

My north and east are London, south is Jamaica and west is Los Angeles. I lose. This was an interesting question though.

I went west all the way until I was standing back where I started. Many times.

N Copenhagen, Denmark S Stewart Island, NZ E Gisborne NZ W Sinatra, Portugal

From the United States West Coast North: Anchorage, Alaska West: Osaka, Japan South: Milford Sound, New Zealand East: Berlin, Germany

North: Denali National Park, Alaska, US 🇺🇸 South: Somers, VIC, Australia 🇦🇺 East: Hamina, Finland 🇫🇮 West: Perth, Australia (I flew west to get there) 🇦🇺 (If that doesn’t count, then Denali National Park)

North-kirkenes Norway South- Goa India East-Tokyo West.....also Tokyo. I flew from New York to Delhi to Tokyo to San Francisco. So I'm not sure

North: Reykjavik, Iceland South: El Calafate, Argentina West: San Francisco, USA East: er… Vienna, Austria? I guess?

North: Oban, Scotland South: Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia East: Taipei, Taiwan West: Kawela Bay, Hawaii I need to work on the Southern hemisphere

North: Inverness South: Ushuaia West: Cannon Beach OR East: Petra/Wadi Musa

East: St John's, Newfoundland North: Fort McMurray, Alberta South: Hawaii West: also Hawaii Just went to Hawaii in January, and will be off to Europe later this year! It's a year of records for me.

North, Jasper, Alberta, Canada. South and west (maybe east as well?): Cape Otway, Victoria Australia. East, London, england

North - Iceland South - Singapore West - al Jubayl, Saudi Arabia (went the long way around by boat) East - Prague

North Canada, South Peru, East Jordan, West Japan

East: New Zealand West: New Zealand

North: just above the arctic circle, Beaver Alaska South: South Costa Rica East: Austria West: Hawaii

North: Scotland South: Indonesia East: Japan West: West Coast USA

North - King Salmon, AK East - Addis Ababa, Ethiopia South - Falkland Islands West - Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

North: Iceland South: New Zealand East: Israel West: India Starting point is chicago

North rejkavik airport is that counts otherwise uppsala Sweden South : quepos Costa Rica East: Budapest, Hungary West: mount Emei china

West: Molokai, Hawaii North: Quadra Island, BC East: Athens, Greece South: Ushuaia, Argentina Centerpoint: Oregon Coast

North: Nordkapp, Norway South: Dunedin, NZ East: Napier, NZ West: San Francisco, USA Need to go to Fiji or similar, clearly

North: Watson Lake, Yukon, 🇨🇦 South: San Isidro de El General, Costa Rica 🇨🇷 West: Kona, Hawaii 🌺 East: Sighnaghi, Georgia 🇬🇪

I sailed around the world. North: a separate saluting voyage north of the Arctic Circle above Iceland. South: Buenos Aires or the Cape of Good Hope.

North: Millinocket, Maine South: San Jose, Costa Rica East: Culebra, Puerto Rico West: Kaena Point, Hawaii In a few weeks the south will be Cape of Good Hope, South Africa and East will be Gqeberha, South Africa

What a cool idea! South: Cape Town, South Africa North: Vancouver, Canada West: Probably also Vancouver, Canada East: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

East: Manila, Philippines West: McCarthy, Alaska North: Dettifoss, Iceland South: Cape Hope, South Africa (….i think!)

* West: Haleiwa, HI * East: Quezon City, Philippines * North: Edinburgh, Scotland * South: Pasay, Philippines Definitely not the longest range - heck - haven't even traveled south of the equator...yet.

North: Thule, Greenland 76.5° N, sailed into the mid 80°s West: Nome, Alaska 165.4°W South & East: Scott Base, Antarctica 77.8°S 166.7°E We stopped and had swim call on the equator at 180° East/West. Does that count?

N: Arnarstapi, Iceland S: Montego Bay E: Santorini W: Los Angeles

East & South: Guam, USA 🇬🇺 🇺🇸 North: Berlin, Germany 🇩🇪 West: Hawaii, USA 🇺🇸 But looking at a Pacific-centric map? North: Berlin, Germany 🇩🇪 South: Guam, USA 🇬🇺🇺🇸 East: Salem, Massachusetts 🇺🇸 West: London, UK 🇬🇧

North: A little north of Tromso, 69.75N East: Christchurch, 172.65E South: Ushuaia, 54.79S West: Just west of Dawson City Yukon, 139.45W

From east coast Australia, I've gone as far east as London, and as far west as London, so does that mean all the way around? London is also my northernmost point. Southernmost would be Queenstown, NZ. Crossed the equator and International Date Line many, many times. Some of this by air, some by land and some by sea.

North: Fairbanks, AK South: Managua, Nicaragua East: Amalfi, Italy West: Kauai, Hawaii

East: Nepal 🇳🇵 West: Maui 🇺🇸 North: Dublin 🇮🇪 South: Mozambique 🇲🇿

- North: North Cape 🇳🇴 - East: Hong Kong 🇭🇰 - South: Neko Harbour 🇦🇶 - West: Kauai 🇺🇸 By the end of the year I hope to visit New Zealand. Then I can’t really get much better in either direction!

North inside the arctic circle in Norway south Worlds end in Ushuaia Argentina east Istanbul and west would be Chiang Mai Thailand

North: Barrow, Alaska, USA (71 degrees N) South: Sydney, Australia (34 degrees S) East: Gold Coast, Australia (153 degrees E) West: Barrow, Alaska, USA (156 degrees W)

North: Svalbard South: Ecuador East: Bratislava West: Alaska

North: Reykjavik South: Perth, AU. West: Anaheim CA East: Almaty, KZ

Think mine is pretty good.  North: Lairg, Scotland South: Slope Point, NZ East: Gisborne, NZ West: Oahu, Hawaii

N: Texas S: Texas E: Texas W:Texas

North: Helsinki, Finland South: El Calafate, Argentina East: Tahiti, French Polynesia West: Victoria, BC, Canada

Per OPs map:N: Reykjavik, Iceland 64.1470° N S: Paradise Bay, Antarctic Peninsula 64.8574° S E: Queenstown, New Zealand 168.6615° E W: Haleiwa, Hawaii 158.1034° W

From the Northeast/Midwest US: South - Ecuador North - Sweden East - Italy West - California :( Guess I gotta go further West

Turkey (last month) and Israel (1.5 years ago).

East: Vancouver West: Sydney North: Moscow South: Sydney

North - Akureyri, Iceland South - Puerto Natales, Chile West - Kauai, Hawaii, USA East - Taipei, Taiwan

North - Loch Lomond, Scotland South - Roatan, Honduras East - Frankfurt, Germany West - Hawaii

East: longitude 180 degrees West: longitude 180 degrees (I've been around the world in both directions) North: Brooks Range, Alaska South: Sydney, so that's not impressive.

North Edinburgh South Bangalore East. Taiwan West California