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The opposite latitude is (27-57-44.3694) South. The opposite longitude is (97-59-59.01) East.

The starting point is out in the middle of the street, on the 90-degree turn of

Buck Run Drive, in Lakeland FL. It's in front of the house that has two or three

rather puny palm trees adjacent to the pavement, and 9 or more beautifully

bedded healthy looking trees back in the yard. (That's the house with the

stone front on the garage, just north of #5753.)

The opposite point on the globe is in the southeastern Indian Ocean, about

1,100 miles west-northwest of Perth, Australia.

It's 3,100 miles almost due south of Rangoon, Myanmar, 2,665 miles due north

of the Antarctic coast, 4,000 miles straight east of Durban, South Africa, and ...

as I would hope if my calculations were correct ... 12,430 miles in any direction

from Buck Run Dr in Lakeland FL.

I've played with these opposite-point situations before, and it virtually always

turns out to be at sea. It took me a while, but I finally understood the reason:

So little of the Earth's surface is dry land, and so much of it is water, that it's

tough to find a pair of opposite points on Earth that are both on land !

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