southernmost
IPA: sˈʌðɝnmoʊst
adjective
- Farthest south.
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Examples of "southernmost" in Sentences
- All but the southernmost are in Kentucky.
- It is also the southernmost peak in the Northeast exceeding.
- The Astronaut Streets are the southernmost section of Kirby.
- It is at the same time the southernmost point of the whole inland.
- The southernmost part of the appellation is flat and newly planted.
- It is near the southernmost point of the Isthmus Slough of Coos Bay.
- It also boasts the southernmost expanse of Arctic tundra in the world.
- Antarctica is the southernmost continent and encompasses the South Pole.
- It is the southernmost atoll in the Ratak Chain in the Marshall Islands.
- The southernmost point of this woreda is the southernmost point of Ethiopia.
- The southernmost is a long island, with a high hill at each end; this I named
- The southernmost is the outer Himalayas, also known as the Siwaliks, which lies adjacent to the Indo-Gangetic Plain.
- There are three prominent summits on the ridge; of these, the southernmost, which is lower than the other two, is now known as 'the
- "They've crossed the border into Ras Kamboni," Balala said, referring to the southernmost tip of Somalia that is under the control of militia fighters.
- No, I hadn't come to the Catalan capital for Gaudí, but rather for the seductive mix of languor and classy urbanism that has led Barcelona to be dubbed the southernmost city of northern Europe.
- I only saw the southernmost, which is strongly impregnated with sulphur, and made my thermometer rise to 102°; it constantly bubbles from a bottom of coarse gravel, in the middle of the bason, which is about twenty feet in circumference, and four feet deep.
- I only saw the southernmost, which is strongly impregnated with sulphur, and made my thermometer rise to 102°; it constantly bubbles from a bottom of coarse gravel, in the middle of the bason, which is about twenty feet in circumference, and four feet deep.
- If you are pressed for time and cross in southernmost Texas, you can get to Mexico City in a day of hard driving (at least Texas colleagues of mine here in Mexico City do) and get to Acapulco four or five hours later (depending on the time of day you cross through Mexico City's traffic). franzenz