Antipode finder · 564 cities · 105 countries

What is on the other side of the world?

The antipode of a place is the point directly opposite it through the centre of the Earth. Here it is for every city with more than a million people in GeoNames: where the line comes out, whether it is land or sea, what the nearest town is, and whether an Earth sandwich is possible from there. Most of the planet's big cities face open ocean; the lucky ones sit on the land-to-land corridors between Iberia and New Zealand, China and South America, and Southeast Asia and the Andes, and each corridor has its own guide.