Meanings of easternmost point in English

You can capture the sunrise at Point Udall, the easternmost point of the United States.

They had not reached the easternmost point of the island when a terrific hurricane broke loose.

On the 24th of September they at last reached the easternmost point of Espanola, named by Columbus San Rafael.

The easternmost point in latitude 65° 30', longitude 189° 30'.

The easternmost point of land seen bore east-by-south half-south, distance three leagues, and the westernmost west-south-west half-south, distance two leagues.

Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, the easternmost point of the Himalayas, looms across the gorge, climbing into clouds that cling to its tip.

Being unable to weather the easternmost point of this land (Cape Deliverance) he bore away to the westward along its southern shores.

We had sailed in a southeasternly direction from New York twelve days when we rounded Cape St. Roque, the easternmost point of South America.

Coal does not appear likely to be found within the limits of the country passed over, unless towards the easternmost point attained by the Expedition.

At midnight the cutter, drifted by the tide, passed close to the easternmost point of Melville Island near to which two bright fires were burning.

Cape Spear, on the outermost fringe of Newfoundland, is the country's easternmost point, a mere two time zones and 2,000km shy of Toronto.

The easternmost point of land seen bore east by south half south, distance 3 leagues: and the westernmost west-south-west half south, distance 2 leagues.