I'll admit to teasing people about the whereabouts of Easter Island,
which lies on about the same meridian of longitude as Denver...

Jack


On 2/27/08, William Chops Westfield <westfw@mac.com> wrote:
>
> >> Imperial Beach (south west most city in the USA)
>
> How exactly does one define/measure that?  If one takes a map of the
> US and rotates it 45 degrees so that SW is straight down, Imperial
> Beach isn't anywhere close to the lowest point - Santa Maria, Santa
> Barbara, and even Oxnard are all "further southwest." The problem is
> that the southern part of the US west coast isn't very far WEST.
> (y'all know that San Francisco is closer to Hawaii than Los Angeles
> is, right?)
>
>   :-)
> BillW
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