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.

John O'Groats, and Lands End (or Isle of Wight) if that counts

Most southerly is Lizard Point in Cornwall
Most northerly is John O'Groats

Fraserburgh in Scotland is the most north, I think London is the most south I’ve been.

Dunnet head (near John O' Groats) which is the mosy northernly point in Scotland.

Furthest south is London.

Fort William
Plymouth

Lizard
stornaway

North Glasgow
South The lizard

South - Lizard Point
North - Ben Nevis range

Shetlands or Aberdeen if it has to be on the mainland.

Tintagel.

Furthest south would be south Cornwall somewhere as we had a few holidays there in the 90s and travelled all over it.

For those who havent been to landsend you are not missing much and it is expensive for how little there is there! (unless it has changed since the 90s)

Furthest north would be Aviemore.

Furthest south was Lands End and furthest north was Edinburgh.

North: Fort Augustus/Loch Ness
South Isle of Wight.

North - Durness
South - Lizard Point

Dover and Barra

Cape Wrath
St Agnes ~ the southern most of the Isles of Scilly. Also been to Lizard Point.

South - Devon
North - Jura Scotland