The Hawaiian islands are north of the equator and the Solomon Islands are in within the southern tropic, which means that the Falkland Islands are furthest south. The Falkland Islands.
Possibly the Antipodes Islands off the south east coast of New Zealand.
The Channel Islands (Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, Sark & Herm) are located in the English Channel on the North coast of France and about 100 miles from the south of Englan.
There are a couple of groups of islands. The Farallon Islands are about 35 miles off the coast of San Francisco. Further south, the "Channel Islands" are south and southwest of Santa Barbara.
There are a couple of groups of islands. The Farallon Islands are about 35 miles off the coast of San Francisco. Further south, the "Channel Islands" are south and southwest of Santa Barbara.
Solomon Islands is 9.6457° S, 160.1562° E (south of the Equator).Marshall Islands is 7.1315° N, 171.1845° E (north of the Equator).Therefore, the Marshall Islands is the furthest north.
Kyushu is the furthest south of all the main islands in Japan. Though, should you decide to include the smaller islands, the Ryukyu islands lay further south.but the furthest south island of overall country is Okinotorishima in Tokyo Prefecture 20°25′31″N 136°04′11″E
There are several small islands south/southwest of Tokyo that are considered part of the Tokyo metropolis, referred to as the Izu Islands. The furthest island is Aogashima Island and is 358.4 km south of mainland Tokyo.
Hawaii is the furthest south of all the U.S. states.
There are a couple of groups of islands. The Farallon Islands are about 35 miles off the coast of San Francisco. Further south, the "Channel Islands" are south and southwest of Santa Barbara.
Antarctica is farthest south, but if you don't count that as a country for some reason because it doesn't have a permanent population, then part of the UK, specifically South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands, are the farthest south, followed closely by points in Chile, Argentina, and islands of Australia.
The Cordillera.