Where’s the furtherest North & South you’ve been in the UK

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For me Yorkshire/Whitby would be the furthest North, although I will be in Newcastle for the first time next month. Never been to Scotland but it’s on my list:

Furthest South would be Lulworth:Dorset, absolutely beautiful.

North- Kirkwall, Orkney
South-Lands end

North: Elgin

South: Dover

The Lizard
and
Skara Brae, Orkney

Ballater & Penzance. (Gibraltar too if that counts)

The Lizard and Edinburgh

Edinburgh and lands end

Is the Isle of Wight or Cornwall further south? (yes, I'm a geography idiot). One of those, anyway.
And Shetland is my furthest north. Beautiful.

Lands End in the south and John O Groats in the north 🤣

Stornoway and Truro

Penzance and Skara Brae.

Uig (Skye)
Swanage

North: Hadrian’s wall (school trip many years ago!)
South: Jersey and if that doesn’t count, Plymouth

North - Perthshire

South - St Ives

Lizard Point is only the most southerly point of mainland UK.

So St Agnes & Gugh on the Isles of Scilly is my most southerly, and Orkney is my most northerly.

North - Kendal
South - Plymouth

N: Cape Wrath
S: Lizard Point

North - the North coast of Unst (Shetland), we were aiming for the most northerly point in the UK but my Shetlandic DH drove to the wrong place and didn't realise til we got back to his island 🤦🏻‍♀️

South - probably Plymouth, I've been to Cornwall a couple of times but not the south coast, so I think Plymouth's right

Strictly speaking Channel Islands are not part of the UK

North - Edinburgh
South - Looe, Cornwall

Have lived in both Eastbourne and shetland

Jon O'Groats and Lansend !

North Ronaldsay and Newhaven

South - Lands End
North - Glencoe

Edinburgh
Dartmouth

North - the Black Isle
South - Penzance or Falmouth (whichever is further south).