US Geography

I would have guessed AK for three out of four, counting the Aleutian Islands, of course.

Originally posted by wolfgang59
Just under 180deg EAST

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semisopochnoi_Island

Originally posted by apathist
But it is still to the west, more so than any other usa state. From the op question, and the way it was stated, you are not winning this bet. I guess now we bar fight?

What is the connection between Lebanon and Whalley?

Originally posted by apathist
But it is still to the west, more so than any other usa state. From the op question, and the way it was stated, you are not winning this bet. I guess now we bar fight?

Originally posted by wolfgang59
I was asking for " most Eastern" not "furthest East from"

I stand by my answer ... and only FreakyKBH can beat me in a bar fight!

Originally posted by HandyAndy
"farthest East from"

Originally posted by wolfgang59
Farthest and furthest are superlative adjectives or adverbs. They are the irregular superlative forms of far. We use them to talk about distance. There is no difference in meaning between them. Furthest is more common than farthest

Originally posted by HandyAndy
In the U.S., farther and farthest are more often used to refer to physical distances; further and furthest
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Note: The problem refers to American geography.

Originally posted by wolfgang59
I see.

And now for some French geography!

Quelle est la plus haute montagne en France?

Originally posted by HandyAndy
Le Mont Blanc est la plus haute montagne de France. Le pic chevauche la frontière
franco-italienne dans la chaîne de montagne des Alpes et a une altitude de 15 781
pieds (4 810 mètres). Le nom «Mont Blanc», qui en français signifie «montagne
blanche», est dû en partie aux 40 galles carrées qui couvrent la montagne.