Antipodes Map - Antipodal location for any map point

From the page: "In geography, the antipodes of any place on Earth is its antipodal point; that is, the region on the Earth's surface which is diametrically opposite to it. Two points which are antipodal to one another are connected by a straight line through the centre of the Earth. ... more

Reviewed by Inta Aug 25 2006, 06:42pm ( 132 reviews ) • antipodemap.com

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Rated by malia111 on Oct 27, 12:18pm

From the page: See the other side of the world
Rated by JoyceGaines on Sep 28, 3:07pm

interesting
Rated by nepdxer on Sep 22, 2:02pm

I love how no matter where you drill in the US, you'd pretty much hit water in the Indian Ocean. And all these years I believed the cartoons when they said I'd end up in China if I dug deep enough.
Rated by BillinSDCA on Sep 20, 8:16am

That's cool! Always wondered that but never investigated. Same place as 'dylweed' below. In the ocean.
Rated by Banditonja on Sep 03, 4:40am

Have you ever wondered whats right below your feet, on the other side of the Earth? Well here is your chance to find out, because this site shows you exactly that and its called antipodal point, "the region on the Earth's surface which is diametrically opposite to it"!
Rated by RobinEdgar on Aug 01, 5:08am

Kinda of a funny "coincidence" that I Stumbled this Antipodal location map a couple of clicks after saying "I felt the Earth move under my feet" in the previous review of the earthquake map.
Rated by PaulSabot on Jul 28, 7:15am

Always wondered where I'd end up if I dug straight down
Rated by Uncle-Enore on Jul 14, 8:30pm

I don't know WHY I like this. I mean, my location ends up out in the middle of some fucking ocean or other...but it fascinates me. Probably too many drugs when I was a kid, you know?

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