Antipode Finder
Your antipode is the point you would reach by drilling straight through the centre of the Earth. This tool shows both ends of that line on twin maps — use your location or click anywhere to explore. Spoiler: for most people it is open ocean.
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Exact opposite side of Earth
The math (delightfully simple)
Flip the latitude's sign and shift the longitude by 180°: the antipode of (28.61, 77.21) is (−28.61, −102.79). Because 71% of Earth is ocean, true land-to-land antipodes are rare — the famous pairs include Spain↔New Zealand, Chile↔China, and parts of Indonesia↔the Amazon. If your antipode lands in the Pacific (it probably does), you are in the majority.
Frequently asked questions
What is an antipode?
The point diametrically opposite yours through the centre of the Earth — flip the latitude's sign and shift longitude by 180°. For most people it lands in open ocean.
Which countries are antipodal to each other?
Famous land pairs include Spain↔New Zealand, central Chile↔China, and parts of Indonesia↔the Amazon basin. Try clicking around the map — land-to-land pairs are rarer than you'd think.