North America’s geographical center may be in a North Dakota town called Center

An article in The New York Times features the work of Peter Rogerson, SUNY Distinguished Professor of Geography,  who developed a new method for calculating geographic centers.  According to Rogerson, the geographical center of North America is a town called Center in North Dakota, although other towns in the state have also laid claim to the honor. “When I ran my computer program and looked at the final latitude and longitude, I was astounded to see that it was in a place called Center,” he said.

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https://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/25/science/north-america-geographical-center-north-dakota.html?_r=1