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We recently posted that the easternmost part of the U.S. is Point Udall, St. Croix. But some readers wrote in to disagree. So we went to the official authority on the extent of U.S. geography. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) says that • The westernmost point is West Point of Amatignak Island, Alaska. • The northernmost point is Point Barrow, Alaska. • The southernmost point is the southern tip of the island of Hawaii. And… • The easternmost point is Pochnoi Point, Semisopochnoi, Alaska, because it lies east of the 180-degree longitude. But! It's really an "it depends" on what you mean by "easternmost," says Cindy Beidel, spokesperson for National Geographic Society. Pochnoi Point, Semisopochnoi Island, Alaska (179°46'E)—easternmost point in all of U.S. territory, by longitude, or Point Udall, St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands (64°34'W)—easternmost point in all of U.S. territory, by direction of travel. Thank you to readers Ray, Juelz, Leo, and Tom B. for weighing in. EARLIER The easternmost part of the U.S. is…Point Udall

Stop reading this post now unless you are willing to drop hundreds—or even thousands—of dollars on an absurd purchase in exchange for free upgrades and flights. This info is a risky practice that's aimed at passionate travel geeks only. Frequent flier jedi Chris Guillebeau has today spotlighted an insider's trick to getting more bang for your buck. The gist: • Sign up for US Airways free Dividend Miles rewards program, if you haven't already. • Visit US Airways' special promotion page "Shop your way to a bigger (250 percent) bonus." • Buy four items from the online stores mentioned on the page. Click through the links to Web stores for Barnes & Noble, Harry & David, etc., plug in your Dividend Miles number, and make small purchases (from $2 to $10, such as gift cards). • Wait a few days, to make sure that the records of your purchases are filed in a timely electronic manner with US Airways. • Return to the US Airways 250 percent bonus page and buy a fifth item, specifically TrackItBack stickers, which are offering 40 miles for every $1 spent. • On March 1, 2010, US Airways will award you a enormous bonus of roughly 140 miles per dollar spent. • As soon as possible, redeem the miles for a trip within the subsequent 360 days, before the miles may be devalued. Get the full skinny at Guillebeau's The Art of Non-Conventional Thinking blog, FlyerTalk, and (of course) on the US Airways "Shop your way to a bigger (250 percent) bonus" page. EARLIER George Clooney's new movie gives frequent flier miles their star turn