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    The McFarthest spot

    Sun, 09/27/2009 - 08:07 EDT - Marginal Revolution
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    Strange Maps reports:Somewhere in South Dakota is the McFarthest Spot, the place in
    the US geographically most removed from the nearest McD’s...If you
    started out from this location, a few miles north of State Highway 20
    (which runs latitudinally between Highways 73 in the west and 65 in the
    east), you’d have to drive 145 miles to get your Big Mac (if you could
    fly, however, it’d be only 107 miles).They have a good map to go with it; I believe, by the way, that he means the continental U.S. and thus he is excluding Alaska.  While the Nevada desert does not win out, it is what I would have expected to be #1.

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