Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] continental extremities we have seen
Date: Dec 08, 2000 @ 16:19
Author: michael donner (michael donner <m@...>)
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>this is very interesting
>Byron Bay is easy: you park and walk a few hundred metres. Been there.
>
>Cape York is drivable, but you need a good car and lots of insurance!
>
>Wilson's Prom is a bit of a hike, but you can rent the lighthouse cottage to
>stay in. I've got within a few km of it.
>
>How about Kanykomari at the bottom of India? I've got there.
>
>Given S'pore is connected to Malaysia by 2 causeways, doeesn't southern
>S'pore count now?
>updated returns follow
>NZ: North Cape & East Cape done.
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>
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>>From: michael donner <m@...>
>>Reply-To: BoundaryPoint@egroups.com
>>To: boundarypoint@egroups.com
>>Subject: [BoundaryPoint] continental extremities we have seen
>>Date: Thu, 7 Dec 2000 00:12:57 -0400
>>
>>thanxx to all for boasting
>>
>> so what were you waiting for
>>
>>
>>now anybody
>>please help fill in &or correct this first world news try
>>
>>
>>africas cape agulhas s africa peter jesper nicolette & david
>> n cap blanc tunisia
>> e raas xaafuun somalia
>> w cap vert senegal
>>singapore sing brendan hopefully
>>antarctica
>> n near esperanza argentine base
>> e none
>> w none
>> s south pole in my dreams
>>
>>asia
>> n c chelyuskin russia
>> e cape dezhnev russia david hopefully
>> w cape baba turkey
>> s tanjung piai malaysia
>>important note
>>australia
>> n cape york queensland brendan
>> e cape byron nsw pete & brendan
>> w steep point w australia
>> s wilsons prom victoria brendan
>>w cabo da roca portugal david & peter
>>europe
>> n nw of mehamn norway
>> e e of vorkuta russia
>>btw does anyone know this
>>north america
>> n murchison prm nunavut
>> e c st charles labrador max hopefully
>> w c pr of wales alaska david hopefully
>> s pta naranjas panama
>>
>>south america
>> n airrainmaru colombia mike hopefully
>> e pta do mato brazil
>> w pta parinas peru mick
>> s nr pta arenas chile
>>
>>
>>with much help from jespers expedia link
>>which is great fun to surf
>>
>>m
>>
>>
>>
>>notes in answer to questions someone raised earlier
>>
>>easternmost europe appears to lie on crest of north urals at about 66 east
>>longitude
>>
>>center of europe computed by simply averaging geocoords of extremities
>>is about 29e longitude & 53 or 54n latitude
>>which falls perhaps 100km southeast of minsk
>>surprise
>>
>>however this is probably quite distinct from the true geographic center
>>which i havent a clue how to compute