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Which continent reaches the furthest south?
Antarctica reaches the furthest south of any continent.
What European capital is furthest south?
The European capital that is furthest south is Valletta, the capital of Malta.
Which country is furthest south?
Antarctica is the furthest south continent in the world, with the South Pole located at its southernmost point.
Which continent extends the furthest south excluding Antarctica?
South America extends the furthest south of any continent, with the southernmost point being Cape Horn in Chile.
Which capital city furthest north?
The capital city furthest north is Reykjavik in Iceland
What is furthest south Benin City Kinshasa Great Zimbabwe?
Great Zimbabwe is the furthest south of Benin City, Kinshasa, and Great Zimbabwe.
Which city in Éire is the furthest south?
Cork.
Which city in south Africa is the furthest north?
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What city in south Africa is furthest north?
Mussina
What Irish town is furthest from the sea?
Cork is the city that is furthest south in Ireland, though there are many large towns that are further south than it.
What city is furthest south Mexico City Quito Amman Jakarta Johannesburg?
Johannesburg is the furthest south of all listed cities. It is on the following coordinates: 26°12'16''S, 28°2'44'' E
What us capital city is furthest south?
There is only one national capital of the United States, Washington, D.C. But if you are referring to a state capital, then the furthest south would be Austin, Texas.
Which of the 50 states is furthest south?
Hawaii is the furthest south of all the U.S. states.
Which continent reaches the furthest south?
Antarctica reaches the furthest south of any continent.
What physical region is furthest south in Canada?
The Cordillera.
What European capital is furthest south?
The European capital that is furthest south is Valletta, the capital of Malta.
Which country is furthest south?
Antarctica is the furthest south continent in the world, with the South Pole located at its southernmost point.
