Indian Ocean ↔ N. America

6 antipodal pairs

The Indian Ocean ↔ N. America corridor contains 6 of the 256 confirmed land-to-land sandwich partner pairs on Earth. These pairs connect Indian Ocean with N. America, spanning countries including Kerguelen, France, Montana, USA, France (TAAF), Colorado, USA, Canada. The most well-known pair in this corridor is Port-aux-Français (Kerguelen) ↔ Rudyard.

Dual map overview

Every curated location is plotted here: pair origins on the left, antipodes on the right. Click a dot to inspect a spot.

Pair origins

6 spots

Antipode matches

5 spots
Montana, USAChester↔Loranchet Peninsula (Kerguelen)Kerguelen, France
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Colorado, USACheyenne Wells↔Île Saint-PaulFrance (TAAF)
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Montana, USAHavre↔Port-aux-FrançaisKerguelen, France
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France (TAAF)Île Amsterdam↔LamarColorado, USA
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CanadaMaple Creek↔Port-aux-FrançaisKerguelen, France
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Kerguelen, FrancePort-aux-Français (Kerguelen)↔RudyardMontana, USA
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Other corridors

NZ ↔ Iberia (99)Asia ↔ S. America (53)Brazil ↔ Japan (11)SE Asia ↔ S. America (49)Brazil ↔ Korea (2)Pacific ↔ Africa (17)Europe ↔ NZ (5)Pacific ↔ India (1)Atlantic ↔ Australia (8)Indian Ocean ↔ Caribbean (2)S. Atlantic ↔ NE Asia (2)Korea ↔ S. America (1)
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