Starting Point (A)
Lat: --, Lng: --
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Antipode Point (B)
Lat: --, Lng: --
Map Style
Switching style updates both maps instantly. Try "Satellite" to see oceans clearly.
What happens if you dig a hole through Earth?
An antipode (pronounced an-tip-o-dee) is the point on the Earth's surface that is diametrically opposite to another point. The two points are connected by a straight line running through the center of the Earth.
The Calculation
- Latitude: Flip North/South (e.g. 40°N → 40°S).
- Longitude: Add 180° (e.g. 10°E → 170°W).
Fun Fact
About 71% of Earth is water. This means no matter where you start digging from land, you have a huge chance of ending up in the ocean!