Antipodes of Australia

The map below highlights the area on the opposite side of the world corresponding to Australia:

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Territory of Australia
Antipode of Australia
Antipodes of the rest of the world

The antipodes of Australia are located in the North Atlantic Ocean, covering an extensive area of open sea. The opposite point to any location in the Australian territory is invariably in the water, at a great distance from land.

Australia stands out as the country with the largest area whose antipodes are entirely marine, a notable example of asymmetry in the distribution of the emerged lands of the planet.

  • Australia is the largest country in the world that does not have any terrestrial correspondence in the antipodes of its continental territory.
  • No city in the world is exactly located at the opposite point to Australia.
  • The nearest land masses include the Azores (Portuguese archipelago), Bermuda (British overseas territory off the east coast of the United States) and Cape Verde (island country off the west coast of Africa).

Detailed view

While the map above provides a global view, this detailed map focuses specifically on the antipode of Australia.

Where do the antipodes lie?

When Australia is projected to the opposite side of the world, it falls entirely over the ocean (approx. 7,691,175 km²).

Land and ocean share

100%
Ocean
Ocean
100% 7,691,175 km²
Land
0% 0 km²

Projected area breakdown

North Atlantic Ocean
100.0% 7,691,175 km²

Antipodes of cities in Australia

View the exact antipodal points of the most populated cities in Australia. For other cities, please use the antipode finder.

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