Y.A.'s Atlas

journeys and destinations

Centroid & antipode

✓ Commercial flights

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times around the equator

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Commercial flights

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Miles

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Airports

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Countries

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Longest leg

Cities by air

Flight legs

Commercial flights by year

✓ Places

notable places, cities stayed in for >24 hrs, countries lived & worked in, regional loyalties, good airports, airfields flown

✓ Roadtrips

✓ Trains

All flights shown are commercial flights; private flights will be added separately. The 12 unconfirmed legs (Sep 2018 Boston pair, four 2019 Seattle round trips, 2000 Pittsburgh–Orlando round trip) are embedded in this file but hidden, and kept out of all counts — show them from the console with showUnconfirmed(). The May 2017 D.C.–Mumbai legs are left out of the longest-leg tile — it's not yet known whether they flew direct or via Dubai. The 2013 Mumbai–D.C. leg is left out too — its stopovers aren't known. The 1996 Mumbai–Pittsburgh trip flew via London (Gatwick in, Heathrow out), and the 2003 Pittsburgh–Mumbai leg flew via Paris. The 2000 Pittsburgh–Mumbai round trip flew via New York and Frankfurt. Earlier legs are counted in the totals but not broken out by year. Distances are great-circle miles. Roadtrips follow actual road routes (OpenStreetMap routing) and are drawn dashed; their distances are road miles. Bike journeys follow actual cycling routes and are drawn as green dotted lines; their distances are route miles. Trains are drawn as single pink lines until the viewer zooms in, then as double lines with track marks, following road corridors as a stand-in for the rail line — except the Konkan Railway, which follows the actual track from OpenStreetMap; their distances are route miles. Bear Mountain Visitor Center is an approximate point with no Conquer pin. Ashburn is shown at the Dulles Airport pin's coordinates. Places are Y. A.'s conquer.earth pins, as of Nov 14, 2026.