Furthest latitudes and longitudes you've visited

[afleitch]

Furthest North 58
Furthest South 37
Furthest West -9
Furthest East 13

So you can box me in

[free my dawg]

North: 45.5° (Montreal, QC)
South: 39° (Wildwood, NJ)
West: 76° (Lancaster, PA)
East: 70° (Some small town in ME)

My friends and I might take a trip to DC.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

North    60N
South    13N
West  122W
East     43E

[Edu]

North: 60º (Helsinki, Finland)

South: 54º (Ushuaia, Argentina)

West: 99º (Mexico DF, Mexico)

East: 108º (Da nang, Vietnam)

EDIT: Actually the farther west I've been was Mexico DF, not Guatemala City. And in regards to the South I don't really remember the exact location of the fiords in Chile, It's possible I was to the south of Ushuaia but I'm not sure.

[minionofmidas]

North 60N
South 8N
East 81E
West 124W

approximately

[Enderman]

Okay before you guys will ramble on with the whole "Thailand is East-er than Connecticut, blah blah, blah" instead of being boring to say Chang Mai is my southernmost and easternmost place, I'm gonna do it continental-wise.... Oh, and flying doesn't count... If it did, then the International Date Line is the farthest east and west...

North: 43N (Niagara Falls, NY and ON)
South: 18N (Chang Mai, Thailand)
East: 73W (Darien, CT)
West: 118W (LAX, Los Angeles, CA)

[President Tyrion]

West: 158W (Oahu, Hawaii, USA)
East: 151E (Sydney, Australia)
South: 33S (Melbourne, Australia)
North: 63N (Denali Nat'l Park, Alaska)

I think I have the biggest box

[Franknburger]

64.4 N (a bit north of Reykjavik)
18 S (Northern bank of the Zambezi, a bit downstream from the Victoria Falls)
122.5 W (San Francisco)
121 E (Manila)

[ilikeverin]

Latitude: 18.4 N (Ocho Rios, Jamaica) to 55.9 N (Edinburgh)
Longitude: 122.4 W (San Francisco) to 8.7 E (Frankfurt)

[memphis]

North and East: Berlin
South: Orlando
West: Vancouver

[Linus Van Pelt]

north: 64 N (Þingvellir National Park, Iceland)
south: 31 N (Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, Georgia)
east: 19 E (Budapest)
west: 126 W (Tofino, BC)

[Mr. Morden]

In terms of where I've been on land:

North: 53 N (Manchester, UK)
South: 43 S (Hobart, Tas, Australia)
East: 175 E (Auckland, NZ, though if you exclude airport layovers, then 153 E (Gold Coast, Qld, Australia)
West: 123 W (Victoria, BC)

Of course, measuring it like this is kind of problematic.  Note that I said "on land".  The farthest north I've actually been would have to be when I was in a plane, presumably either on a Philadelphia-Manchester flight that I made in 2007, or the London-Chicago flight in 2011.  Because of the mapping of great circles onto the globe, those intercontinental flights take you farther north than either the departure or destination city.

And of course, trying to define east-west is arbitrary, since I've crossed the International Dateline by plane many times.  When I go back to the US, I do it by going east, not west.  So in that sense, it's kind of strange to say that I've never been west of Victoria.

[Boris]

North: 64 N (Keflavik, Iceland)
South: 12.9 S (Bangalore, India)
East: 80 E (Chennai, India)
West: 122 W (San Francisco, CA)

[patrick1]

                                 64N, Iceland


122 W San Fran                          12ECopenhagen


             

                      35S Linares, Chile     

[muon2]

North: 56.7 N (Montrose, Scotland)
South: 27.8 S (Florianopolis, Brazil)
East: 37.8 E (Moscow, Russia)
West: 122.9 W (Sonoma County, CA)

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

North: 45° 30′ 0″ N (Montreal, QC)
South: 35° 15′ 16.49″ N (Cape Hatteras, NC)
East: 73° 34′ 0″ W (Montreal, QC)
West: 80° 0′ 0″ W (Pittsburgh, PA)

[Hatman 🍁]

North: Amsterdam, Netherlands (52 22' N) (or technically even further north in an airplane) - also surprising that the furthest north I've gone is not in Canada (FTR furthest north I've been in Canada is Banff, Alberta)
East: Zutphen, Neltherlands (6 12' E)
South: Danville, Virginia (36 35' N)
West: Esquimalt, British Columbia (123 24' W)

[Hatman 🍁]

Here's my daughter (turning 3 on Friday):

E: Blackburn Hamlet, Ontario (75 33' W)
N: North Bay, Ontario (46 18' N)
W: Restoule, Ontario (79 43' W)
S: Bancroft, Ontario (45 05' N)

She's been to Quebec maybe 4-5 times, but only as far as Wakefield (N) and Aylmer (W).

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

Furthest North 58
Furthest South 37
Furthest West -9
Furthest East 13

So you can box me in

N: North coast of Scotland?
S: Andalusia?
W: Ireland, perhaps Cork?
E: Berlin?

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Furthest North 52 (Stratford-upon-Avon)
Furthest South 25  (Key West, Florida)
Furthest West -94 (Independence, Missouri)
Furthest East 0 (London)

[Bacon King]

North: 52 N (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
South: 14 N (Copan Ruins, Honduras)
West: 90 W (Westwego, Louisiana)
East:  12 E (Venice, Italy)

[HagridOfTheDeep]

NORTH: 47.9931° N (Wawa, Ontario)
SOUTH: 27.7731° N (St. Petersburg, Florida)
EAST: 8.9667° W (Alcochete, Portugal)
WEST: 118.4814° W (Santa Monica, California)

[afleitch]

Furthest North 58
Furthest South 37
Furthest West -9
Furthest East 13

So you can box me in

N: North coast of Scotland?
S: Andalusia?
W: Ireland, perhaps Cork?
E: Berlin?

Good shot

N: Yes
S: Close; the Algarve in Portugal
W: Lisbon
E: Salzburg

So yeah, haven't left Western Europe so far.

[Reaganfan]

North: 43.4 (Niagara Falls)
South: 24.5 (Key West)
West: 115.0 (Las Vegas)
East: 73.5 (New York City)

[minionofmidas]

Okay before you guys will ramble on with the whole "Thailand is East-er than Connecticut, blah blah, blah" instead of being boring to say Chang Mai is my southernmost and easternmost place, I'm gonna do it continental-wise.... Oh, and flying doesn't count... If it did, then the International Date Line is the farthest east and west...

And transatlantic flyers' northernmost spot would be pretty damn far north.