easternmost
[ee-stern-mohst or, esp. British, -muh st]
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adjective
farthest east.
Origin of easternmost
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Historical Examples of easternmost
He was in the House, representing the easternmost district of our state.
The Plum TreeDavid Graham Phillips
Of these rooms the easternmost is the largest, being 42 feet long, by 49 feet broad.
The Care of BooksJohn Willis Clark
The easternmost point of the Essex coast, just south of Harwich.
Journal of Jasper Danckaerts, 1679-1680Jasper Danckaerts
The easternmost of this group is called Amik-aindaud, or the Beaver-house.
The Indian in his WigwamHenry R. Schoolcraft
This was in ancient times the easternmost city of the northern Delta.
Archology and the BibleGeorge A. Barton
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