Well, where is it?
A town/city and state would be great. If there’s no town right there, something nearby would be swell.
Thanks!
Well, where is it?
A town/city and state would be great. If there’s no town right there, something nearby would be swell.
Thanks!
Pre 1959 it is:
[Geographic Center Before 1959](file:///G:/Temporary%20Internet%20Files/Content.IE5/FODP7HO5/285,19,Geographic Center of US (before 1959))
After 1959:
[After 1959](file:///G:/Temporary%20Internet%20Files/Content.IE5/FODP7HO5/286,20,Geographic Center of US (since 1959))
The center of all 50 states (as opposed to only the contiguous 48) is: 44°58’ North, 103°46’ West - West of Castle Rock, Butte County, South Dakota.
Here it is, for the geographic center of ALL 50 states.
Those links go to your computer, not to accessible urls…
:smack: OOPS - I should have looked at the actual URL :smack:
:dubious: I was sorta kinda first though! :dubious:
So there you have it, folks. The center of the United States is Waterman’s computer. Specifically, the G drive. Apparently he lives in North Dakota.
Just for completeness, here’s a link to the same site Antigen pointed us to, but for the lower 48 states. Ladies and gentlemen, I bring you: The center!
Apparently the center was discovered via the time honored tradition of cutting out a map of the United States from cardboard and balancing it on a pencil. I have no information as to whether this was done as part of a science fair project; my magic 8-ball told me to ask again later, so I’ll get back to you.