The opposite side of the world to Roman is Waitangi, Chatham Islands, New Zealand.
Romania
Continent: Europe
Coordinates: 46.921, 26.926
South Pacific Ocean
Exact location on the other side of the world
Coordinates: -46.921, -153.074
New Zealand
Waitangi is the closest city to Roman's antipodal point (1,860 km).
The antipodal city to Roman is Waitangi. This means that, among all the populated locations in the world, the farthest city from Roman is Waitangi.
The distance from Roman to Waitangi is about 18,000 kilometers. A direct flight would take around 20 hours, but there aren't commercial routes between these cities.
This table contains the populated locations that are closest to Roman's antipode. These are the farthest cities in the world from Roman.
City | Country | Distance from antipode | Coordinates |
---|---|---|---|
Waitangi, Chatham Islands | New Zealand | 1,860 km | (-43.954, -176.560) |
Tolaga Bay, Gisborne | New Zealand | 2,515 km | (-38.367, 178.300) |
Gisborne | New Zealand | 2,521 km | (-38.653, 178.004) |
Manutuke, Gisborne | New Zealand | 2,525 km | (-38.683, 177.917) |
Castlepoint, Wellington | New Zealand | 2,538 km | (-40.900, 176.217) |
Ruatoria, Gisborne | New Zealand | 2,541 km | (-37.883, 178.333) |
Te Karaka, Gisborne | New Zealand | 2,542 km | (-38.467, 177.867) |
Wairoa, Hawke's Bay | New Zealand | 2,547 km | (-39.033, 177.367) |
Hastings, Hawke's Bay | New Zealand | 2,554 km | (-39.638, 176.849) |
Napier, Hawke's Bay | New Zealand | 2,557 km | (-39.493, 176.912) |
Local time:
Coordinates: 46.9212° N 26.9265° E
Local time:
Coordinates: 43.9535° S 176.5597° W
The antipode can be calculated by understanding the geographic coordinates and applying simple formulas. We will use the following variables:
Step 1: Obtain the geographic coordinates of Roman
The DMS coordinates are: 46°55'16.3'' N 26°55'35.3'' E .
Calculations are easier by using the decimal format, hence:
LatO = 46.92119°
LngO = 26.92646°
Step 2: Calculate the latitude
LatA = - LatO = -46.92119°
Since the latitude is positive (north direction), the antipode must be negative (south direction).
Step 3: Calculate the longitude
LngA = LngO ± 180° = 26.92646 - 180° = -153.07354°
Since the longitude is positive, we subtract 180° to ensure the final value lies between (-180, 180). If it were the other way around, we would sum 180° for the same reason.
Result:
The antipode of Roman is located on coordinates: (LatA, LngA) = (-46.92119, -153.07354)
In DMS format: 46°55'16.3'' N 26°55'35.3'' E .