How far have you been North, South, East & West?

[CatHugger]

Inspired by a post on the Dull Men's Club, how far have you been North, South, East and West?

In my home country (UK):

• North: Dundee
• South: Land's End
• East: Great Yarmouth
• West: Giants Causeway

In the world:

• North: Gullfoss waterfall, Iceland
• South: Johannesburg, South Africa
• East: Las Vegas airport, USA
• West: Shanghai, China

UK
North - Keswick, Cumbria
East - Lowestoft, Suffolk
West and South- Helston , Cornwall

World
North- Cumbria
East- Cyprus
West and South -Mexico

UK
North: Edinburgh
West: Falmouth
East: Dover
South: Falmouth

World:
North: Bergen
South: Sydney
East/West: Sydney? Perth? Depends which way you are going

UK
North - A tiny hamlet somewhere north east of Dundee
South- Swanage
East - Lowestoft
West- Holyhead ferry terminal

World
North- a tiny hamlet somewhere North East of Dundee
South and East- Anda, Bohol - Philippines
West- Newark airport

UK
North John O Groats
South Land's End & Jersey
East Lowestoft Ness
West Giants Causeway & Rathlin Island

World
North Iceland
South New Zealand North & South Island
East Philippines
West Mexico, Cuba

Updated ref my above post

UK
West Outer Hebrides

I often go to st Davids whichI believe is the UKs most westward city.

North - Tallin Estonia
South- Rotorua New Zealand
East- Tonga
West- Samoa

The British one is dull tbh.

UK North - Rathlin Island
UK West - Belleek
UK South - Lands End
UK East - Lowestoft

World

North - Tromso
West - Dunmore Head, Kerry
East - Athens
South - Naxos

Shannon isn't in the UK

UK:
North: John O’Groats
East: Cambridge
South: London
West: Skye

World:
North: UK/Canada
East: San Francisco
South: Bali
West: Japan

UK:
North: Inverness
West: Belfast
East: Canterbury/Norwich
South: St Austell

World:
North: Helsinki, Finland
West: Los Angeles, USA
East: Tokyo, Japan
South: Hobart in Tasmania, Australia

UK:
John O’Groats
Lizard Point
Great Yarmouth
Fishguard

World:
Saariselka
Hermanus SA
Hurghada, Egypt
Seattle, USA

North - The Orkneys
South - The Scilly isles
East - Caister on sea

West- North Uist

North - Inverness
South - Falmouth
East - Great Yarmouth
West - Holywood, NI

North - Skagway, Alaska
South - Phuket
East - UAE
West - Vancouver

Australia is further east than Thailand, and some of it is further east than China.

Nice thread idea, OP. Interesting replies!

Britain:
North - Kirkcaldy
South - Jersey
East - Great Yarmouth
West - Dublin

The World
North - Kircaldy
South - Punta del Este, Uruguay
East - Singapore
West - Manacupuru, Amazonas, Brazil

I so wish I could have spent my whole life travelling the world!

Uk
North - Skye
South - Lizard
East - Lowestoft
West - Land’s End

World
North - Skye
I’ve been across the Date Line, but could categorise the places I’ve been like this:
East - Fiji
West - San Francisco
South - Queenstown NZ

South - I live in Portsmouth 🤣 (have been to iOW loads)
west - St Ives
north - Glasgow
east - Dover

Just remembered I spent a day in Austin, Texas. But I prefer my westernmost destination to be in the Amazon, which is probably why I forgot Texas 🤠

Thanks for teaching me something about the Western border of the UK!

North: Edinburgh
South: Port Elizabeth (I think it’s further south than Cape Town anyway)
East: I think Cyprus
West: La Gomera

This has really tested my geography! And I definitely need to travel more.

I wondered that when I wrote it! Takes it back to Swansea then.

It turns out that Twatt is a real place 😂

UK.
North. Black Isle (north of Inverness)
South Penzance or Falmouth (whichever is further south) unless Jersey counts as UK.
West. Penzance
East. Cromer

World
North. Lom in Norway
South. Munich
West. Baltimore (the one in Ireland)
East. Munich

You really went all the way to Twatt (there's nothing there, just a few private houses) but then didn't bother to go a few miles further north to see the tourist sites like the Brough of Birsay (a tidal island with the remains of a Viking settlement) or the Earl's Palace (HS site) or the Boardhouse Mill (historical working mill)?