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Northmost: Buffalo, NY
Southernmost: Key West
Edit: Had to revise that, was thinking Mass was further north. I feel dumb now.
Southern: Miami
Northern: Seattle
North: Boston
South: Orlando? I’m assuming that’s further down than Texas is.
Anchorage, AK and Key West, FL.
Both for different vacations.
Holland, Michigan. US border near Presidio, Texas.
Northernmost: International Peace Gardens, 49th parallel.
Southernmost: Houston or New Orleans, 30th parallel.
Ely MN and Galveston TX
North is Bangor Maine or Vancouver Washington not quite sure which if further north.
West is American Samoa which is farther then the state of Hawaii.
And south is the border with south tip of Texas and Mexico.
Northermost- Southern Minnesota
Southernmost- Fort Lauderdale, FL
I live in Pennsylvania near Lake Erie. I’ve been a far north as Bar Harbor, Maine. I’ve also been as far south as San Antonio, Texas.
Northernmost: Skowhegan, Maine
Southernmost: Key West, Florida
Northernmost: Arctic Circle, Dalton Highway, Alaska.
Southernmost: South Point, Big Island, Hawaii.
North: Somewhere around Burlington VT I guess.
South: Key West
Border of Ontario and Minnesota.
The Big Island in Hawaii. Didn’t go to the southernmost point though.
Furthest south is Key West, the furthest north was Boston
South: San Antonio or Tampa, whichever is further south. Closest to the Mexican border would be San Diego.
North: somewhere a little north of Anchorage (maybe the Willow area).
North: Lake of the woods (the notch in the top of Minnesota, also the northernmost place in the contiguous US)
South: San Fransisco, CA
Furthest north gooseberry falls. South, southern iowa
Furthest North: I -87 border crossing between NY and Quebec. Furthest South is St. Croix, USVI
Farthest north is Medora (Theodore Roosevelt National Park) ND, and south is Maui, Hawaii. I’m editing because I keep looking at the map and realizing ND is above Michigan and much of Maine duh.
I’ve driven from Seattle to Vancouver, so I’ve crossed the US/Canada border at the 49th parallel. Farthest south is probably San Antonio.
Northernmost: Blaine, WA (on the border, when I went to Canada)
Southernmost: Orlando, FL
Lutsen, Minnesota
Key West, Florida
North: Blaine, WA
South: Honolulu HI/Key West
East: Point Udall, USVI/Portland ME
West: Haleiwa, HI/Astoria OR
I’ve been to 49/50 states. Need to get to AK to wrap them up.
Furthest north is Blaine, Washington (right next to the Canadian border). Furthest south is probably Orlando, Florida.
North: San Juan Island, WA
South: Key West, FL
North: New Sweden, ME
South: Tampa Bay, FL
North: Grand Rapids, Michigan
South: Fort Meyers, Florida
for the South both Yuma AZ and Key West FL. For the north somewhere a ways up in East Bumfuck Maine. Not even sure which unincorporated territory we were in.
South: Key West
North: some breakfast joint in York, Maine like 15 years ago.
North – Seattle
South – Honolulu
Furthest north: Seaside, Oregon, which also happens to be furthest west.
Furthest south: Dead tie between St. Petersburg, FL and Corpus Christi, TX, to the point where the answer depends on the exact streets we drove on during a vacation we took when I was 4.