Hong Kong ...at seven o’clock in the morning they reached Calcutta. The steamer bound for Hong Kong was not due to sail until midday. Phileas Fogg therefore had five hours in...

Hong Kong

79 114.15769,22.28552,0 Hong Kong ...orders for the arrest warrant, if it eventually arrived, to be sent to him in Hong Kong. He had been able to get on board the Rangoon without being noticed by...

Hong Kong

80 114.15769,22.28552,0 Hong Kong ...had to take place. Otherwise the thief would escape him for good, so to speak. Hong Kong was, it must be remembered, another British possession, but it was the last one...

Hong Kong

81 114.15769,22.28552,0 Hong Kong ...during the long hours he spent in his cabin, ‘so, either the warrant is in Hong Kong and I can arrest my man, or it isn’t and in that case I’ll have to delay his...

Hong Kong

77 114.15769,22.28552,0 Hong Kong ...hand him over to the local police. There was no problem about that. But after Hong Kong a straightforward arrest warrant would no longer be enough. Extradition papers...

Hong Kong

80 114.15769,22.28552,0 Hong Kong ...‘Amazing! I left you in Bombay and I meet up with you again on the way to Hong Kong! Are you going around the world, too?’ ‘No, no. I’m intending to stop in Hong...

Hong Kong

76 114.15769,22.28552,0 Omaha ...his hand as if they had been old friends, and they all rushed off towards Omaha station. This important city in Nebraska is where the Pacific Railroad properly...

Omaha

76 -95.94043,41.25626,0 Omaha ...already convinced that twenty miles further on he would reach the station at Omaha. And sure enough, less than an hour later this skilful guide left the helm...

Omaha

79 -95.94043,41.25626,0 Benares ...be able to be of service to him. Then they went their separate ways. After Benares the railway went through part of the valley of the Ganges. When the weather was...

Benares

77 83.01041,25.31668,0 Shanghai ...what you’re saying is correct?’ ‘Yes, I am.’ ‘So when does the steamer leave Shanghai?’ ‘On the 11th at seven in the morning. So we’ve got four days ahead of us...

Shanghai

79 121.45806,31.22222,0 Shanghai ...were a hundred miles to go and only one day left. Mr Fogg had to be in Shanghai by that very evening if he was to catch the steamer leaving for Yokohama...

Shanghai

73 121.45806,31.22222,0 Japan ...breath. ‘How?’ asked Phileas Fogg. ‘By going to Nagasaki, in the far south of Japan, 1,100 miles away, or to Shanghai, which is 800 miles from Hong Kong. If we...

Japan

80 137.99463874474714,37.56741004797496,0 Japan ...the situation. It was certainly not enviable. The Frenchman was on his way to Japan. He would get there all right but how would he get back? His pockets were...

Japan

80 137.99463874474714,37.56741004797496,0 Japan ...the steamers that transport mail and passengers between North America, China, Japan and Malaya. Yokohama is situated in Tokyo Bay, quite close to that enormous...

Japan

80 137.99463874474714,37.56741004797496,0 Japan ...very fine kind of tobacco and not opium, whose use is practically unknown in Japan. Then Passepartout found himself in the countryside, surrounded by immense rice...

Japan

79 137.99463874474714,37.56741004797496,0 London ...from San Francisco to New York and a transatlantic steamer from New York to London would undoubtedly enable them to complete this impossible journey around the...

London

78 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...his total journey. This was the result of all those enforced detours between London and Aden, between Aden and Bombay, between Calcutta and Singapore and between...

London

79 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...of the streets, such as Montgomery Street, the equivalent of Oxford Street in London or the Champs-Élysées in Paris or Fifth Avenue in New York, were lined with...

London

80 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...reaching San Francisco by 2 December he would be in New York by the 11th and London by the 20th, thereby beating the fateful deadline of 21 December by...

London

79 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Cape of Good Hope ...by half the journey from England to India compared to the old route via the Cape of Good Hope. The other was a small, skinny man, quite intelligent-looking but nervous, with...

Cape of Good Hope

78 New Jersey ...time to lose. It went like lightning through Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, passing through towns with classical-sounding names, some having streets and...

New Jersey

79 -74.66687549544784,40.19251547398847,0 Hong Kong ...the whole area between the Treaty Promontory and the river. There, as in Hong Kong or Calcutta, was as warming mass of people of all races, Americans, English...

Hong Kong

75 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...got him drunk in order to separate him from his master and to keep Mr Fogg in Hong Kong. At last he understood the police inspector’s game. And now his master was...

Hong Kong

80 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...close, the Tankadère navigated its way through the treacherous channels around Hong Kong, performing admirably, whatever the setting of the sails, whether going close...

Hong Kong

81 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...eyes were popping out of his head. ‘Yes, to help me keep this Fogg fellow in Hong Kong for a few days.’ ‘Hey!’ said Passepartout. ‘What are you talking about? What?...

Hong Kong

79 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...on its way and could only reach him if he stayed put for a few days. Since Hong Kong was indeed the last British territory on the route, this Fogg fellow would get...

Hong Kong

77 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...search of this relative of hers, in whose safe-keeping he would leave her in Hong Kong. At the same time he told Passepartout to stay in the hotel until he came back...

Hong Kong

79 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...on the bridge in order to guide the ship through the approaches to the port of Hong Kong. Passepartout was dying to question this man and to ask him if the steamer for...

Hong Kong

81 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...this suited him because it would force this man Fogg to spend a few days in Hong Kong. At last the weather, in the form of gusts and gales, was on his side...

Hong Kong

78 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...come clean with Passepartout. If it did not prove possible to arrest Fogg in Hong Kong and if Fogg was preparing to leave British soil once and for all, then he, Fix...

Hong Kong

79 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...Fogg needed to cover this distance in six days at the most in order to be in Hong Kong in time to catch the boat that was due to leave on 6 November for Yokohama, one...

Hong Kong

79 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...slippers – he had taken great care of them – that this Fix fellow would leave Hong Kong at the same time as them and probably by the same steamer. Passepartout could...

Hong Kong

80 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Bundelkhand ...the Satpura Hills, which separate the territory of Khandesh from that of Bundelkhand. The next day, 22 October, in reply to a question from Sir Francis Cromarty...

Bundelkhand

75 Bundelkhand ...flourishes, it is enough to say that Mrs Aouda, the widow of the rajah of Bundelkhand, was a charming woman, in the full European sense of the word. She spoke...

Bundelkhand

76 Dublin ...from the United States drop off their mail-bags. These letters are taken to Dublin by express trains that are always ready and waiting. From Dublin they go to...

Dublin

78 -6.24889,53.33306,0 Chile ...stock piles of goods, the produce of trade from as far afield as Mexico, Peru, Chile, Brazil, Europe, Asia and all the islands in the Pacific Ocean. Passepartout...

Chile

81 -71.36007248693086,-37.779401860718636,0 Brazil ...of goods, the produce of trade from as far afield as Mexico, Peru, Chile, Brazil, Europe, Asia and all the islands in the Pacific Ocean. Passepartout was so...

Brazil

76 -53.08149832725313,-10.770660999620736,0 Kholby ...not make any difference for this enormous animal. They purchased provisions at Kholby. Sir Francis Cromarty took up his place in one of the baskets and Phileas Fogg...

Kholby

81 Bihar ...twenty miles southwest of Benares, the former stronghold of the rajahs of Bihar, Ghazipur and its large rosewater factories, the tomb of Lord Cornwallis,5...

Bihar

76 85.60408751382064,25.66216978307452,0 Singapore ...the dear fellow found it was like walking through Bombay, Calcutta or Singapore. The English have left a trail of similar cities around the world. Passepartout...

Singapore

72 103.81753246434306,1.3549285425521864,0 Singapore ...home to the finest tigers in the world. There are about 1,300 miles between Singapore and the island of Hong Kong, a small British possession separated from the...

Singapore

78 103.81753246434306,1.3549285425521864,0 Bombay ...master and servant. They had forgotten about the incident in the temple at Bombay, but this was what had brought them to court in Calcutta. What had happened was...

Bombay

77 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...victim?’ he asked. ‘Burning who? In the middle of Bombay?’ ‘Bombay?’ cried out Passepartout. ‘Certainly. It’s got nothing to do with the temple at...

Bombay

62 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...extremely surprised. ‘What victim?’ he asked. ‘Burning who? In the middle of Bombay?’ ‘Bombay?’ cried out Passepartout. ‘Certainly. It’s got nothing to do with the...

Bombay

79 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...ahead of schedule. Unfortunately the two days he had gained between London and Bombay had been lost, as has been seen, during the crossing of the Indian...

Bombay

81 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...for her beauty, a Parsee by race and the daughter of a wealthy family of Bombay merchants. She had received a thoroughly English upbringing in the city and...

Bombay

75 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...the governor to prevent it. For example, a few years ago, when I was living in Bombay, a young widow came to ask the governor permission to be burnt along with the...

Bombay

81 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...made her Fogg’s companion? The meeting must obviously have taken place between Bombay and Calcutta. But where exactly on the Indian subcontinent? Was it chance that...

Bombay

81 72.88261,19.07283,0 Malacca ...and a few hours later the passengers lost sight of the high mountains of Malacca, whose forests are home to the finest tigers in the world. There are about...

Malacca

75 102.2405,2.196,0 Calcutta ...Bombay, by steamship 13 days From Bombay to Calcutta, by railway 3 days From Calcutta to Hong Kong, by steamship 13 days From Hong Kong to Yokohama (Japan), by...

Calcutta

79 88.36304,22.56263,0 Calcutta ...and steamship 7 days From Suez to Bombay, by steamship 13 days From Bombay to Calcutta, by railway 3 days From Calcutta to Hong Kong, by steamship 13 days From Hong...

Calcutta

80 88.36304,22.56263,0 Calcutta ...time of arrival for each main staging point, Paris, Brindisi, Suez, Bombay, Calcutta, Singapore, Hong Kong, Yokohama, San Francisco, New York, Liverpool and London...

Calcutta

78 88.36304,22.56263,0 Brindisi ...straight from Brindisi, where it picked up the mail for India. It left Brindisi on Saturday at five o’clock in the evening. So be patient. It must be in very...

Brindisi

73 17.946867,40.641136,0 Bombay ...who had turned up in Suez then embarked on the Mongolia and disembarked at Bombay, where he said he had to stay, who then showed up again on the Rangoon, on the...

Bombay

77 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...or take a few differences, the dear fellow found it was like walking through Bombay, Calcutta or Singapore. The English have left a trail of similar cities around...

Bombay

79 72.88261,19.07283,0 Suez ...as follows: On Wednesday 9 October, the liner Mongolia was due to arrive in Suez at eleven o’clock in the morning. The Mongolia, which belonged to the...

Suez

78 32.52627,29.97371,0 Suez ...of engineering.3 Of these two men, one was the United Kingdom consul based in Suez, who – despite the pessimistic forecasts of the British government and the...

Suez

80 32.52627,29.97371,0 Suez ...Saturday 5 October, 4 p.m. Boarded the Mongolia, Saturday, 5 p.m. Arrived Suez, Wednesday 9 October, 11 a.m. Total time in hours: 158 ½, making 6 ½ days. Mr...

Suez

76 32.52627,29.97371,0 Suez ...it,’ replied Fix. ‘You’ve kept London time, which is about two hours behind Suez. You must be careful to set your watch to the right time in each country.’ ‘Me...

Suez

78 32.52627,29.97371,0 Suez ...bizarre episode would come to an end in Bombay. The day after they had left Suez, 10 October, Passepartout was on deck when he had the quite pleasant experience...

Suez

78 32.52627,29.97371,0 Suez ...Passepartout had come to realize the same would be true of Bombay as of Suez and Paris, that this was not the end of his journey, that it would go on at...

Suez

74 32.52627,29.97371,0 Suez ...profession, were dispatched to the main ports, Liverpool, Glasgow, Le Havre, Suez, Brindisi and New York, with the promise of a reward of £2,000 plus five per...

Suez

79 32.52627,29.97371,0 China ...their exhaustion. The truth is that the ships of the P&O line which sail the China Seas have a serious design fault. The ratio between their draught when laden...

China

79 103.83107747167409,36.56380228339525,0 China ...break off his journey? You were only going to Bombay and now you are almost in China. America’s not far away, and from America to Europe is no distance at all.’ Fix...

China

81 103.83107747167409,36.56380228339525,0 San Francisco ...Pacific. Phileas Fogg could therefore confidently predict that after reaching San Francisco by 2 December he would be in New York by the 11th and London by the 20th...

San Francisco

80 -122.41942,37.77493,0 America ...journey? You were only going to Bombay and now you are almost in China. America’s not far away, and from America to Europe is no distance at all.’ Fix looked...

America

74 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 America ...of keeping him here. ‘Well then, Mr Fix, have you made up your mind to come to America with us?’ asked Passepartout. ‘Yes,’ replied Fix, gritting his teeth. ‘Now...

America

81 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 San Francisco ...later, on 3 December, the General Grant entered Golden Gate Bay and arrived in San Francisco. Mr Fogg still had neither gained nor lost a single day. 25 Which gives an idea...

San Francisco

81 -122.41942,37.77493,0 San Francisco ...people have already settled there. By then they had covered 1,382 miles since San Francisco and it had taken them three days and three nights. Four days and four...

San Francisco

80 -122.41942,37.77493,0 Iowa ...the time for sight-seeing. At great speed the train crossed into the state of Iowa, via Council Bluffs, Des Moines and Iowa City. During the night it crossed...

Iowa

80 -93.49705810242966,42.07732028477249,0 Queenstown ...really sorry for you. Everything’s against you. We’re still no further than Queenstown.’ ‘Ah!’ said Mr Fogg. ‘Is that the town we can see, where the lights are coming...

Queenstown

78 -8.29917,51.85722,0 London ...ships of the Cunard Line, he would have arrived in Liverpool and then in London within the deadline. Mr Fogg left the hotel alone after having instructed his...

London

75 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...still off Queenstown.1 Phileas Fogg only had twenty-four hours left to get to London. That was precisely how long it would take the Henrietta to get to Liverpool –...

London

80 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...with renewed vigour. Phileas Fogg’s name was once more in demand on the London market. The gentleman’s five colleagues from the Reform Club spent those three...

London

74 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...that he got on to an express train there and then he could still get to London and to the Reform Club before eight forty-five in the evening. He frowned...

London

74 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...other words nine hours and fifteen minutes – and he only needed six to get to London. Anyone going into the custom-house at that moment would have found Mr Fogg...

London

80 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...Fogg at last landed at Liverpool docks. He was only six hours away from London. But at that moment Fix went up to him, put his hand on his shoulder and...

London

74 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...Club. And this is what Passepartout’s famous watch, which was still set on London time, would have told him if it had shown the days as well as the minutes and...

London

77 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...seen the sun cross the meridian eighty times, whereas his colleagues back in London had only seen it cross seventynine times. This is why on that very day, which...

London

79 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...have been a day out in his calculations? How could he think when he arrived in London that it was Saturday evening of 21 December when it was instead Friday 20...

London

81 -0.12574,51.50853,0 island of Sumatra ...entered the Strait of Malacca, which separates the Malaya peninsula from the island of Sumatra. The main island was hidden from view by very picturesque small islands with...

island of Sumatra

79 99.04052653570554,2.208694990114835,0 Dublin ...are taken to Dublin by express trains that are always ready and waiting. From Dublin they go to Liverpool via high-speed steamers – cutting twelve hours off the...

Dublin

80 -6.24889,53.33306,0 Burhanpur ...continues to operate. At half past midday the train stopped in the station at Burhanpur and Passepartout was able to buy, though at considerable expense, a pair of...

Burhanpur

80 76.23026,21.30868,0 United States ...HONOURABLE WILLIAM BATULCAR LAST PERFORMANCES Before their departure for the United States of America OF THE LONG-NOSES-LONG-NOSES DEDICATED TO THE GOD TENGU1 Great...

United States

79 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 England ...chromatic scale. As for Inspector Fix, he thought to himself that the Bank of England was really going to come off badly from this business. The truth was that by...

England

80 Golconda ...full speed, and nothing more could be seen of the beauties of Bengal, such as Golconda, the ruins of Gour, Murshidabad, its former capital, Burdwan, Hoogli or...

Golconda

80 Calais ...with a madman? No. It was a joke … They were going to Dover. Fair enough. To Calais. Fine. After all, that was nothing for the dear fellow to get upset about when...

Calais

79 1.85635,50.95194,0 Middle Kingdom ...have proved unstoppable. Opium is smoked everywhere and at any time in the Middle Kingdom. Both men and women are addicted to this deplorable habit and once they have...

Middle Kingdom

77 103.83107747167409,36.56380228339525,0 Calais ...Fogg, ‘and I’m not criticizing you. In ten minutes we leave for Dover and Calais.’ A puzzled sort of expression appeared on the Frenchman’s roundish face. It...

Calais

76 1.85635,50.95194,0 Omaha ...between San Francisco and Ogden, and the ‘Union Pacific’ between Ogden and Omaha. That is where five different lines meet up, making regular travel possible...

Omaha

77 -95.94043,41.25626,0 Suez ...horsepower. The Mongolia regularly did the run from Brindisi to Bombay via the Suez Canal. It was one of the company’s fastest vessels and it had always...

Suez

81 32.52627,29.97371,0 Kansas ...along its length, with branch lines going off into the states of Iowa, Kansas, Colorado and Oregon. After leaving Omaha it follows the south bank of the...

Kansas

73 -98.38164479189166,38.48460458888544,0 Colorado ...along its length, with branch lines going off into the states of Iowa, Kansas, Colorado and Oregon. After leaving Omaha it follows the south bank of the Platte River...

Colorado

81 -105.5482984276685,38.99935931714123,0 Yokohama ...3 days From Calcutta to Hong Kong, by steamship 13 days From Hong Kong to Yokohama (Japan), by steamship 6 days From Yokohama to San Francisco, by steamship...

Yokohama

76 139.65,35.43333,0 Bengal ...It maintains a governor-general in Calcutta, governors in Madras, Bombay and Bengal, and a lieutenant-governor in Agra. But British India proper only accounts for...

Bengal

79 87.97244078337097,23.80393253289089,0 India ...the branch line that went down via Khandala and Poona to the south-east of India and reached Panwell station. At this point it entered the extensive mountain...

India

77 77.5,22.5,0 India ...India without the British being able to stamp them out?’ ‘In most of India,’ replied Sir Francis Cromarty, ‘these sacrifices are no longer carried out...

India

71 77.5,22.5,0 India ...around the town. Allahabad is the city of God, one of the holiest cities in India, because it is built where two sacred rivers meet, the Ganges and the...

India

78 77.5,22.5,0 San Francisco ...or servant, and wanted in return only his food and passage. Once he’d reached San Francisco he’d see about sorting out his other problems. The main thing was to get across...

San Francisco

80 -122.41942,37.77493,0 United States ...on time, but when they take three days to cross India and seven to cross the United States, how could anyone consider them reliable factors in such a calculation? And...

United States

79 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 America ...religion of the Latter-Day Saints, a religion which was taken up not only in America but also in England, Scandinavia and Germany and which counts among its members...

America

79 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 Hong Kong ...and that was already forty days old. The warrant had been sent from Hong Kong via this same Carnatic, which Fogg was thought to be aboard. Fix’s...

Hong Kong

70 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Madras ...police they would succeed in recapturing their victim, whether it be in Madras, Bombay or Calcutta. To back up his argument Sir Francis quoted a similar...

Madras

74 78.40247949132946,11.014839491329486,0 Pittsburg ...Mr Fogg went straight from one train to another. The frisky locomotive of the Pittsburg–Fort Wayne–Chicago Railroad set off at full speed, as if it was fully aware...

Pittsburg

80 -86.46694,39.86393,0 New York ...predict that after reaching San Francisco by 2 December he would be in New York by the 11th and London by the 20th, thereby beating the fateful deadline of 21...

New York

73 -74.00597,40.71427,0 Liverpool ...least that was what he hoped – to be in New York by 11 December to catch the Liverpool steamer. The carriage in which Phileas Fogg was sitting was a sort of...

Liverpool

79 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Mont Cenis ...This is how the Morning Chronicle worked it out: From London to Suez via the Mont Cenis tunnel3 and Brindisi, by railway and steamship 7 days From Suez to Bombay, by...

Mont Cenis

79 6.9002327,45.2602994,0 Mont Cenis ...3 October, 7.20 a.m. Left Paris, Thursday, 8.40 a.m. Arrived Turin via Mont Cenis, Friday 4 October, 6.35 a.m. Left Turin, Friday, 7.20 a.m. Arrived Brindisi...

Mont Cenis

73 6.9002327,45.2602994,0 California ...and on this fertile soil, on the emigration trail that crossed Utah towards California, that the new colony expanded enormously, thanks to one of the main tenets of...

California

78 -119.60604445719355,37.24235921742027,0 Ahmadnagar ...all their gentle Indian charm. Celebrating the beauty of the queen of Ahmadnagar, the poet-king Yusuf Adil2 wrote as follows: Her glistening hair, carefully...

Ahmadnagar

72 74.73843,19.09457,0 China Seas ...tons was a hazardous undertaking, and particularly at that time of year. The China Seas are generally rough and subject to frequent heavy squalls, especially at the...

China Seas

79 Savile Row ...Fogg. Someone was sent morning and evening to keep a lookout on the house in Savile Row – to no avail. Even the police had no idea of the whereabouts of Inspector Fix...

Savile Row

79 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Savile Row ...made up his mind. He knew what was left for him to do. A room in the house in Savile Row had been set aside for Mrs Aouda. The young woman was desperate. From some...

Savile Row

80 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Ohio ...We have been driven out of Vermont, driven out of Illinois, driven out of Ohio, driven out of Missouri and driven out of Utah, but we will still find an...

Ohio

76 -82.71078831032283,40.416415222506814,0 Liverpool ...his travel schedule. On the line where he had written ‘21 December, Saturday, Liverpool’, he added: ‘80th day, 11.40 a.m.’ Then he waited. One o’clock struck on the...

Liverpool

80 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...goal. His arrest meant the end of everything for him. When he had arrived in Liverpool at twenty minutes to midday on 21 December, he had until eight forty-five to...

Liverpool

79 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...twenty minutes to midday on 21 December, Phileas Fogg at last landed at Liverpool docks. He was only six hours away from London. But at that moment Fix went up...

Liverpool

74 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...twenty minutes to midday on 21 December, Phileas Fogg at last landed at Liverpool docks. He was only six hours away from London. But at that moment Fix went up...

Liverpool

74 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...by express trains that are always ready and waiting. From Dublin they go to Liverpool via high-speed steamers – cutting twelve hours off the time taken by the...

Liverpool

78 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...replied, gritting his teeth, ‘you really think that we’re heading for Liverpool.’ ‘But of course.’ ‘Idiot!’ answered the inspector, as he walked away...

Liverpool

72 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...possible for the Henrietta to cover the 3,000 miles separating New York and Liverpool in the nine days between 12 and 21 December. It is true that once he’d arrived...

Liverpool

78 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...knots, the Henrietta. Well known.’ ‘Will you take me and three other people to Liverpool?’ ‘To Liverpool? Why not China?’ ‘I said Liverpool.’ ‘No.’ ‘No?’ ‘No. I’m...

Liverpool

81 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...knots, the Henrietta. Well known.’ ‘Will you take me and three other people to Liverpool?’ ‘To Liverpool? Why not China?’ ‘I said Liverpool.’ ‘No.’ ‘No?’ ‘No. I’m...

Liverpool

81 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...China, one of the fastest ships of the Cunard Line, he would have arrived in Liverpool and then in London within the deadline. Mr Fogg left the hotel alone after...

Liverpool

79 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...North American Royal Mail Steam Packet Company. The China, bound for Liverpool, had left forty-five minutes earlier! 32 In which Phileas Fogg squares up to...

Liverpool

71 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Vermont ...of justice. Will we give in to force? Never! We have been driven out of Vermont, driven out of Illinois, driven out of Ohio, driven out of Missouri and driven...

Vermont

74 -72.6664687255434,44.07565679369099,0 Reno ...Carson Sink, continuing in a north-easterly direction. At midday it left Reno, where the travellers had twenty minutes to eat their lunch. From this point...

Reno

75 -119.8138,39.52963,0 Liverpool ...survived. ‘Where are we?’ he repeated, red in the face. ‘770 miles east of Liverpool,’ replied Mr Fogg, with total composure. ‘Pirate!’ exclaimed Andrew Speedy. ‘I...

Liverpool

77 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Missouri ...to form a single waterway, an important tributary whose waters flow into the Missouri a short distance above Omaha. They had crossed the hundred and first...

Missouri

79 -92.48483168926812,38.37001561682894,0 Illinois ...we give in to force? Never! We have been driven out of Vermont, driven out of Illinois, driven out of Ohio, driven out of Missouri and driven out of Utah, but we will...

Illinois

80 -89.15441413106859,40.12591650778147,0 China ...British possession, but it was the last one on the journey. After that, China, Japan and America offered a more or less safe haven to this man Fogg. In...

China

74 75.22933,37.774616,0 India ...it?’ asked Fix. ‘Yes, straight from Brindisi, where it picked up the mail for India. It left Brindisi on Saturday at five o’clock in the evening. So be patient. It...

India

80 77.5,22.5,0 India ...in Madras, Bombay and Bengal, and a lieutenant-governor in Agra. But British India proper only accounts for an area of 700,000 square miles and a population of...

India

79 77.5,22.5,0 India ...However, it now no longer exists and the British possessions in India come under the direct authority of the Crown. For this reason the physical...

India

66 77.5,22.5,0 Germany ...which was taken up not only in America but also in England, Scandinavia and Germany and which counts among its members craftsmen and also many professional...

Germany

78 Mongolia ...his meal. A few moments after Mr Fogg, Inspector Fix also disembarked from the Mongolia and hurried off to see the head of the Bombay police. He explained who he was...

Mongolia

81 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...and so finished this excellent crossing with a magnificent clean sweep. The Mongolia wasn’t due to arrive in Bombay until 22 October. In fact, it had arrived on the...

Mongolia

78 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...in several ports, and in these distant parts coal costs over £3 per ton. The Mongolia still had 1,650 miles to do before reaching Bombay and it would take four hours...

Mongolia

79 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...in several ports, and in these distant parts coal costs over £3 per ton. The Mongolia still had 1,650 miles to do before reaching Bombay and it would take four hours...

Mongolia

79 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...this man Fogg. He might be of use to him at some point. So in the bar of the Mongolia he often offered to buy him a few glasses of whisky or pale ale, and the dear...

Mongolia

79 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...to their gods. So what was this eccentric doing, imprisoned as he was on the Mongolia? First of all, he took his four daily meals, without the rolling or pitching of...

Mongolia

79 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...waves might damage the engines, in a word that some incident might force the Mongolia to put in to port, thereby threatening the success of the journey. Nothing...

Mongolia

79 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...waves might damage the engines, in a word that some incident might force the Mongolia to put in to port, thereby threatening the success of the journey. Nothing...

Mongolia

79 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...wind was blowing either from the Asiatic or the African side of the coast, the Mongolia, shaped like a long propeller-driven rocket, was caught in the beam and...

Mongolia

81 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...wind was blowing either from the Asiatic or the African side of the coast, the Mongolia, shaped like a long propeller-driven rocket, was caught in the beam and...

Mongolia

81 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...urgent request to send an arrest warrant to Bombay. Then I’ll get on board the Mongolia, keep track of my thief all the way to India and there, on what is British...

Mongolia

81 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...spending it on the way. That’s why he’s promised the chief engineer of the Mongolia a huge bonus in Bombay if he gets us there with plenty of time to spare.’ ‘And...

Mongolia

77 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...Friday, 7.20 a.m. Arrived Brindisi, Saturday 5 October, 4 p.m. Boarded the Mongolia, Saturday, 5 p.m. Arrived Suez, Wednesday 9 October, 11 a.m. Total time in...

Mongolia

77 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...but most of them disembarked in the small boats that had come alongside the Mongolia. Fix examined closely all those who set foot on dry land. At that moment one of...

Mongolia

78 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...but most of them disembarked in the small boats that had come alongside the Mongolia. Fix examined closely all those who set foot on dry land. At that moment one of...

Mongolia

78 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...of the canal and went out to meet the Mongolia. Soon the enormous bulk of the Mongolia came into view, moving along between the banks of the canal. Eleven o’clock was...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...or so small boats set off from the bank of the canal and went out to meet the Mongolia. Soon the enormous bulk of the Mongolia came into view, moving along between...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...a strange sort of premonition that the thief was bound to be on board the Mongolia, and in all truth if the crook had left England with the intention of reaching...

Mongolia

76 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...you’ve got, you’ll be able to recognize your man if he really is on board the Mongolia.’ ‘My dear sir,’ replied Fix, ‘you sniff out this sort of individual...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...hundred miles of canal in next to no time. I should remind you again that the Mongolia has always earned the £25 bonus that the government gives every time a ship...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...hundred miles of canal in next to no time. I should remind you again that the Mongolia has always earned the £25 bonus that the government gives every time a ship...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...and 9.53 miles per hour between Suez and Bombay. While they waited for the Mongolia to arrive, two men were walking along the quayside, mingling with the crowd of...

Mongolia

77 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Nagasaki ...went on board the steamer, which immediately headed off in the direction of Nagasaki and Yokohama. After arriving that very morning, 14 November, at the...

Nagasaki

78 129.5971315888318,33.232938107758464,0 Calcutta ...who was following the proceedings with understandable interest, since here in Calcutta, as in Bombay and Suez, he was still without his arrest warrant. However, Judge...

Calcutta

80 88.36304,22.56263,0 Calcutta ...his native land flying. Finally at seven o’clock in the morning they reached Calcutta. The steamer bound for Hong Kong was not due to sail until midday. Phileas Fogg...

Calcutta

79 88.36304,22.56263,0 Yokohama ...Hong Kong, I separated you from your master and I made him miss his steamer in Yokohama.’ Passepartout listened to him, fists clenched. ‘Now,’ continued Fix, ‘Mr Fogg...

Yokohama

81 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...was on board the General Grant! What had happened was that after arriving in Yokohama the detective left Mr Fogg, expecting to meet up with him again later in the...

Yokohama

79 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...Aden and Bombay, between Calcutta and Singapore and between Singapore and Yokohama. If he had followed all the way the fiftieth parallel, the one which runs...

Yokohama

76 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...he didn’t let it show – that the Frenchman Passepartout had in fact arrived in Yokohama the previous day. Phileas Fogg, who was due to leave again that very evening...

Yokohama

81 139.65,35.43333,0 Hong Kong ...Japan and America offered a more or less safe haven to this man Fogg. In Hong Kong, if he finally got hold of the arrest warrant that must surely be on its way...

Hong Kong

75 114.15769,22.28552,0 Calcutta ...of the suttee, the rescue of Mrs Aouda, the conviction at the court in Calcutta and the release on bail. Fix, who knew the last part of the story, pretended...

Calcutta

73 88.36304,22.56263,0 London ...and so by the time the gentleman arrived at the station all the clocks in London were showing ten minutes to nine. After completing his journey around the world...

London

76 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...evening he would get there by midday, which would allow him time to get to London by eight forty-five in the evening. Towards one o’clock in the afternoon the...

London

77 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...ships of the Cunard Line, he would have arrived in Liverpool and then in London within the deadline. Mr Fogg left the hotel alone after having instructed his...

London

75 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...seen the sun cross the meridian eighty times, whereas his colleagues back in London had only seen it cross seventynine times. This is why on that very day, which...

London

79 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...nor ahead of schedule. Unfortunately the two days he had gained between London and Bombay had been lost, as has been seen, during the crossing of the Indian...

London

74 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Rangoon ...arrived, to be sent to him in Hong Kong. He had been able to get on board the Rangoon without being noticed by Passepartout and he hoped to remain undiscovered until...

Rangoon

80 96.15611,16.80528,0 United Kingdom ...the gentleman and it had then been sent immediately to every detective in the United Kingdom and on the continent. Some wise souls – and Gauthier Ralph was one of them...

United Kingdom

80 -2.8597499154730794,54.125395081364154,0 United Kingdom ...via reporters and from the newspapers to the public in London and the whole United Kingdom. This issue of the ‘journey around the world’ was discussed, argued about and...

United Kingdom

78 -2.8597499154730794,54.125395081364154,0 Khandala ...these mountains and they had to be crossed in a palanquin or by pony as far as Khandala station on the other side of the mountains.’ ‘This delay would not have...

Khandala

81 San Francisco ...by steamship 6 days From Yokohama to San Francisco, by steamship 22 days From San Francisco to New York, by railroad4 7 days From New York to London, by steamship and...

San Francisco

80 -122.41942,37.77493,0 Europe ...in China for the past two years. After making his fortune he had settled in Europe – probably Holland, which was understandable given the large number of trading...

Europe

78 28.222024818160893,55.83114375381915,0 Tokyo ...the Shogun1 used to live in the days when this title of civil emperor existed. Tokyo is also the rival of Kyoto, the great city where the Mikado, the holy emperor...

Tokyo

81 139.69171,35.6895,0 Tokyo ...between North America, China, Japan and Malaya. Yokohama is situated in Tokyo Bay, quite close to that enormous town, which is the second capital of the...

Tokyo

74 139.69171,35.6895,0 Nebraska ...south-west to the north-west via Grand Island, Columbus, a sizeable town in Nebraska, Schuyler, Fremont and then Omaha. It followed the right bank of the Platte...

Nebraska

78 -99.80422276456162,41.528926967972524,0 Europe ...of the Long- Noses, an astonishing balancing act that has not yet been seen in Europe. The Long-Noses made up a special corporation dedicated to the god Tengu...

Europe

81 28.222024818160893,55.83114375381915,0 Bordeaux ...you about to leave?’ ‘In an hour.’ ‘Where are you making for?’ ‘Bordeaux.’ ‘What are you carrying?’ ‘Stones in the belly. No freight. Leaving with...

Bordeaux

66 -0.51667,44.85,0 Yokohama ...case, we wouldn’t arrive in time because it’s 1,650 miles from Hong Kong to Yokohama.’ ‘Only 1,600,’ said Mr Fogg. ‘Makes no difference.’ Fix breathed again. ‘But,’...

Yokohama

78 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...must be joking!’ he said. ‘No. I’ve missed the Carnatic and I must be in Yokohama by the 14th at the latest, to catch the steamer for San Francisco.’ ‘Sorry,’...

Yokohama

75 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...a boat trip?’ ‘No, for a voyage.’ ‘A voyage?’ ‘Are you prepared to take me to Yokohama?’ The sailor couldn’t believe what he’d just heard. He just stood...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...a boat trip?’ ‘No, for a voyage.’ ‘A voyage?’ ‘Are you prepared to take me to Yokohama?’ The sailor couldn’t believe what he’d just heard. He just stood...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...around the port, prepared if necessary to charter a vessel to take him to Yokohama, but all he could see were ships loading and unloading which were not therefore...

Yokohama

76 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...at not seeing his servant at bedtime. But since he knew that the steamer for Yokohama wasn’t due to leave until the following morning, he didn’t seem...

Yokohama

79 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...at not seeing his servant at bedtime. But since he knew that the steamer for Yokohama wasn’t due to leave until the following morning, he didn’t seem...

Yokohama

79 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...had arrived. Of course, they would be twenty-four hours behind in reaching Yokohama, but it would be easy to make this time up during the twenty-two days it took...

Yokohama

77 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...of the journey. As it happened, the steamer that did the crossing from Yokohama to San Francisco was a direct connection for the steamer from Hong Kong and it...

Yokohama

73 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...was dying to question this man and to ask him if the steamer for Yokohama had already left Hong Kong. But he didn’t dare to, preferring to retain a...

Yokohama

67 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...that they would be twenty-four hours late and bound to miss the departure for Yokohama. At six o’clock the pilot came on board the Rangoon and took his place on the...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...a huge poster that a sort of clown was carrying through the streets of Yokohama. The poster, written in English, read as follows: THE JAPANESE ACROBATICS...

Yokohama

73 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...one possible solution: to seek the help of the French or British consulates in Yokohama. However, he was reluctant to tell his story because it was so closely...

Yokohama

81 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...edible. On the 13th the Carnatic entered Yokohama harbour on the morning tide. Yokohama is an important stopping-off point in the Pacific, used by all the steamers...

Yokohama

81 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...island, totally devoid of anything edible. On the 13th the Carnatic entered Yokohama harbour on the morning tide. Yokohama is an important stopping-off point in the...

Yokohama

78 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...island, totally devoid of anything edible. On the 13th the Carnatic entered Yokohama harbour on the morning tide. Yokohama is an important stopping-off point in the...

Yokohama

78 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...be in Shanghai by that very evening if he was to catch the steamer leaving for Yokohama. Without the storm, which had made him lose several hours, he wouldn’t still...

Yokohama

81 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...so much. It was possible, therefore, that they might meet up with him again in Yokohama, and it would be easy to find out if he had got there on the Carnatic. At about...

Yokohama

81 139.65,35.43333,0 Illinois ...City. During the night it crossed the Mississippi at Davenport and entered Illinois via Rock Island. At four o’clock in the afternoon of the following day, the...

Illinois

77 -89.15441413106859,40.12591650778147,0 Singapore ...and Aden, between Aden and Bombay, between Calcutta and Singapore and between Singapore and Yokohama. If he had followed all the way the fiftieth parallel, the...

Singapore

80 103.81753246434306,1.3549285425521864,0 Calcutta ...detours between London and Aden, between Aden and Bombay, between Calcutta and Singapore and between Singapore and Yokohama. If he had followed all the...

Calcutta

68 88.36304,22.56263,0 Paris ...2 October, 8.45 p.m. Arrived Paris, Thursday 3 October, 7.20 a.m. Left Paris, Thursday, 8.40 a.m. Arrived Turin via Mont Cenis, Friday 4 October, 6.35...

Paris

73 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...Phileas Fogg told Passepartout to buy two first-class tickets for Paris. Then, as he turned around, he noticed his five fellow members of the Reform...

Paris

68 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...to put my talents to more practical use, and most recently I was a fireman in Paris. I’ve even been on the scene of some famous fires in my time. But five years...

Paris

80 2.350987,48.856667,0 England ...he was more impatient than anyone to do his utmost to speed up their return to England. By eight o’clock the sledge was ready to leave. The travellers – it would be...

England

81 England ...as steam and their speed was poor. With them the crossing from New York to England took longer than the time that was left to Mr Fogg if he was to win his...

England

77 Aden ...prove favourable to Phileas Fogg’s purposes The distance between Suez and Aden is exactly 1,310 nautical miles and the company’s sailing schedule allowed its...

Aden

76 45.038928,12.771651,0 Aden ...Parsees,6 Jews, Arabs and Europeans that make up the 25,000 inhabitants of Aden. He admired the fortifications that make this town the Gibraltar of the...

Aden

77 45.038928,12.771651,0 Allahabad ...though. Assuming that it would take fifteen hours for the animal to get to Allahabad, that was £600 that it would make for its owner. Without betraying the least...

Allahabad

77 81.84322,25.44478,0 Allahabad ...towards Benares. It is only eighty miles at the outside between the latter and Allahabad and it took just two hours to cover them. During the journey the young woman...

Allahabad

81 81.84322,25.44478,0 Bengal ...didn’t feel too good … seasickness … I was lying down in my cabin … the Bay of Bengal didn’t suit me as much as the Indian Ocean. What about your master, Mr Phileas...

Bengal

81 87.97244078337097,23.80393253289089,0 England ...since then, because I wanted to live with a family, I’ve been a manservant in England. However, when I found myself without a position and when I learnt that Mr...

England

80 -2.8597499154730794,54.125395081364154,0 Sacramento ...the Humboldt River and the Sierra Nevada and goes back down to the Pacific via Sacramento, and over its whole length the gradient never exceeds one in fifty, even when...

Sacramento

81 -121.4944,38.58157,0 Sacramento ...went east to meet up with the line coming from Omaha. From San Francisco to Sacramento the line headed directly north-east along the American River, which enters San...

Sacramento

78 -121.4944,38.58157,0 Holland ...the Honourable Jejeeh no longer lived in Hong Kong and that he was probably in Holland. At first Mrs Aouda made no reply. She put her hand to her forehead and thought...

Holland

81 5.594164442368646,52.23897485874427,0 Allahabad ...by a third, at least, by the detour the railway makes by going up as far as Allahabad in the north of the peninsula. The route taken by the Great Indian Peninsular...

Allahabad

78 81.84322,25.44478,0 Ganges ...holiest cities in India, because it is built where two sacred rivers meet, the Ganges and the Jumna, whose waters attract pilgrims from the whole subcontinent...

Ganges

81 86.51155633333333,25.621435,0 Ganges ...factories, the tomb of Lord Cornwallis,5 erected on the left bank of the Ganges, the fortified town of Buxar, the large manufacturing and trading centre of...

Ganges

75 86.51155633333333,25.621435,0 Kyoto ...the days when this title of civil emperor existed. Tokyo is also the rival of Kyoto, the great city where the Mikado, the holy emperor descended from the gods...

Kyoto

80 135.42909359929857,35.24678028642408,0 Turin ...8.40 a.m. Arrived Turin via Mont Cenis, Friday 4 October, 6.35 a.m. Left Turin, Friday, 7.20 a.m. Arrived Brindisi, Saturday 5 October, 4 p.m. Boarded the...

Turin

75 7.685433,45.073361,0 New York ...it was possible for the Henrietta to cover the 3,000 miles separating New York and Liverpool in the nine days between 12 and 21 December. It is true that once...

New York

72 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...tide. Not a single day goes by in this enormous and magnificent port of New York without a hundred ships setting out for destinations all over the world, but...

New York

74 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...part of his make-up, he had started to hope again. Instead of getting to New York in the morning they would get there in the evening, but there was still...

New York

75 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...in Omaha in a few hours. From there it would be easy to get to Chicago and New York as there are plenty of trains and various lines. It was therefore quite...

New York

77 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...in Omaha in a few hours. From there it would be easy to get to Chicago and New York as there are plenty of trains and various lines. It was therefore quite...

New York

77 -74.00597,40.71427,0 Kearney ...Fogg and the American, whose name was Mudge, went into a shed below Fort Kearney. There Mr Fogg was able to examine a strange-looking vehicle. It was a sort of...

Kearney

75 -99.08148,40.69946,0 Bombay ...man Fogg to the station he had realized that the scoundrel was going to leave Bombay. He had immediately made up his mind to accompany him as far as Calcutta and...

Bombay

80 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...after buying some shirts and pairs of socks, he walked around the streets of Bombay. There was a large crowd of people and, in the midst of Europeans of various...

Bombay

79 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...set off towards the passport office. And so all the marvels of Bombay seemed of no interest to him: the town hall, the magnificent library, the...

Bombay

65 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...set off towards the passport office. And so all the marvels of Bombay seemed of no interest to him: the town hall, the magnificent library, the...

Bombay

65 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...crossing with a magnificent clean sweep. The Mongolia wasn’t due to arrive in Bombay until 22 October. In fact, it had arrived on the 20th. This represented, then...

Bombay

80 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...and Butcher, and by half past four it was alongside the quays of Bombay. Phileas Fogg was then in the process of completing the thirty-third rubber of...

Bombay

67 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...over £3 per ton. The Mongolia still had 1,650 miles to do before reaching Bombay and it would take four hours at Steamer Point for it to refill its...

Bombay

76 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...to meet up with you again on board. So where exactly are you going?’ ‘Well, to Bombay, like you.’ ‘How fortunate. Have you done this trip before?’ ‘Several times,’...

Bombay

81 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...to India. Some were going to Bombay, others to Calcutta but via Bombay, because since the opening of the railway that goes right across the...

Bombay

66 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...to India. Some were going to Bombay, others to Calcutta but via Bombay, because since the opening of the railway that goes right across the...

Bombay

66 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...a telegram to London with an urgent request to send an arrest warrant to Bombay. Then I’ll get on board the Mongolia, keep track of my thief all the way to...

Bombay

75 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...have a fresh supply of fuel.’ ‘And from Suez, does the boat go straight on to Bombay?’ asked Fix. ‘Straight on, without unloading.’ ‘Well, then,’ said Fix, ‘if the...

Bombay

80 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...have a fresh supply of fuel.’ ‘And from Suez, does the boat go straight on to Bombay?’ asked Fix. ‘Straight on, without unloading.’ ‘Well, then,’ said Fix, ‘if the...

Bombay

80 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...per hour, between Brindisi and Suez and 9.53 miles per hour between Suez and Bombay. While they waited for the Mongolia to arrive, two men were walking along the...

Bombay

79 72.88261,19.07283,0 Aden ...allocation of one hundred and sixty-eight hours to complete the crossing from Aden to Bombay. As it happened, conditions in the Indian Ocean were favourable. The...

Aden

80 45.038928,12.771651,0 London ...days.’ ‘So he’s cunning,’ replied the consul, ‘and he’s planning to go back to London after throwing all the policemen on two continents off his scent!’ ‘That...

London

81 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...that this fellow didn’t know his master at all, that the latter lived alone in London, that he was thought to be rich but no one knew where his money came from, that...

London

81 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...message: To: Rowan, Commissioner, Police Headquarters, Scotland Yard, London From: Fix, detective inspector, Suez Trailing bank robber, Phileas Fogg. Send...

London

72 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...people – mainly women – were for him, especially when the Illustrated London News2 published his portrait, based on a photograph from the archives of...

London

72 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...to the newspapers via reporters and from the newspapers to the public in London and the whole United Kingdom. This issue of the ‘journey around the world’ was...

London

75 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...22 days From San Francisco to New York, by railroad4 7 days From New York to London, by steamship and railway 9 days Total 80 days’ ‘Yes, eighty days,’ exclaimed...

London

79 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...nor a landowner. He was not a member of the Royal Institution, nor of the London Institution, nor of the Artisan Club, nor of the Russell Institution, nor of...

London

76 -0.12574,51.50853,0 New York ...on 21 December I will lose £20,000. The fact is that I missed the steamer from New York and because you refused to take me to Liverpool –’ ‘And I did the right thing...

New York

81 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...it was possible for the Henrietta to cover the 3,000 miles separating New York and Liverpool in the nine days between 12 and 21 December. It is true that once...

New York

72 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...the beautiful Lake Michigan. There are 900 miles between Chicago and New York. There was no shortage of trains in Chicago. Mr Fogg went straight from one...

New York

71 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...journey hadn’t been interrupted by the Sioux attack, would you have arrived in New York by the morning of the 11th?’ ‘Yes, with twelve hours to spare.’ ‘Good. So you...

New York

81 -74.00597,40.71427,0 Kearney ...when there was no means of transport available, he was determined to leave Kearney and yet now that the train was there, ready to depart, and when all he had to...

Kearney

77 -99.08148,40.69946,0 Kearney ...give up the whole game. In fact, the opportunity to leave the station at Kearney and continue this journey, which had brought him so many disappointments, was...

Kearney

75 -99.08148,40.69946,0 Bombay ...of the Indians and are the race to which the wealthy native merchants of Bombay currently belong. On that particular day they were celebrating a sort of...

Bombay

75 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...Indian Peninsular Railway is roughly as follows. After leaving the island of Bombay it crosses Salsette, joins the mainland opposite Tannah, crosses the chain of...

Bombay

79 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...over £3 per ton. The Mongolia still had 1,650 miles to do before reaching Bombay and it would take four hours at Steamer Point for it to refill its...

Bombay

76 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...the world in eighty days! No. This whole performance will come to an end in Bombay. You can take it from me.’ ‘Is Mr Fogg keeping well?’ Fix asked, sounding quite...

Bombay

78 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...that Phileas Fogg would not disembark at Suez and that he really was going to Bombay. ‘Is Bombay a long way?’ asked Passepartout. ‘Quite a long way,’ replied the...

Bombay

80 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...actual time of arrival for each main staging point, Paris, Brindisi, Suez, Bombay, Calcutta, Singapore, Hong Kong, Yokohama, San Francisco, New York, Liverpool...

Bombay

77 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...per hour, between Brindisi and Suez and 9.53 miles per hour between Suez and Bombay. While they waited for the Mongolia to arrive, two men were walking along the...

Bombay

79 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...a nominal 500 horsepower. The Mongolia regularly did the run from Brindisi to Bombay via the Suez Canal. It was one of the company’s fastest vessels and it had...

Bombay

80 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...railway and steamship 7 days From Suez to Bombay, by steamship 13 days From Bombay to Calcutta, by railway 3 days From Calcutta to Hong Kong, by steamship...

Bombay

78 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...who had embarked at Brindisi were travelling to India. Some were going to Bombay, others to Calcutta but via Bombay, because since the opening of the railway...

Bombay

76 72.88261,19.07283,0 London ...Singapore, Hong Kong, Yokohama, San Francisco, New York, Liverpool and London. This enabled him to work out the time gained or lost at each point of his...

London

73 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...was beyond doubt, however, was that Phileas Fogg had not been outside London for many years. Those who had the privilege of knowing him better than most...

London

72 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...or in any of the financial institutions of the City. No dock or basin in London had ever handled a ship whose owner was called Phileas Fogg. The gentleman in...

London

75 -0.12574,51.50853,0 America ...incidents will be recounted that could only have occurred on a railroad in America That same evening the train continued its journey unhindered, got beyond Fort...

America

77 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 America ...English people, a lot of Americans, a veritable flood of coolies emigrating to America and a number of officers from the British army in India, who were using their...

America

81 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 Bombay ...anything positive, either for himself or for others. One hour after leaving Bombay, the train had crossed the island of Salsette over a series of viaducts and was...

Bombay

78 72.88261,19.07283,0 India ...went on. ‘It is particularly anxious to respect the religious practices of India and if your servant had been caught –’ ‘Well, if he’d been caught, Sir...

India

77 77.5,22.5,0 India ...that was as far as things would go. But now, since he had been speeding across India, he had undergone a change of mind. His natural instincts had returned with a...

India

81 77.5,22.5,0 India ...of emotion show in his voice. ‘Are these barbaric customs still practised in India without the British being able to stamp them out?’ ‘In most of India,’ replied...

India

79 77.5,22.5,0 India ...returned to the scene of the suttee and as she looked out again on the land of India, where so many dangers still awaited her, she suddenly shuddered with...

India

81 77.5,22.5,0 India ...But what could Brahma, Shiva and Vishnu be thinking of the now ‘Britannicized’ India that they looked on from above as a steamboat shrilly chugged past...

India

81 77.5,22.5,0 San Francisco ...would not stop in Yokohama and that he would immediately catch the steamer for San Francisco in order to get to America, whose vastness would ensure that he was safe and...

San Francisco

81 -122.41942,37.77493,0 United States ...on time, but when they take three days to cross India and seven to cross the United States, how could anyone consider them reliable factors in such a calculation? And...

United States

79 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 Fort Wayne ...straight from one train to another. The frisky locomotive of the Pittsburg–Fort Wayne–Chicago Railroad set off at full speed, as if it was fully aware that...

Fort Wayne

77 -85.12886,41.1306,0 England ...that this is what you should want as well, because it’s only when you get to England that you’ll know whether you’ve been working for a criminal or an honest...

England

79 -2.8597499154730794,54.125395081364154,0 Cochin China ...of steam and wind. And so it was that they followed the coastline of Annam and Cochin China2 on a choppy and very tiring sea. But the fault for this lay with the Rangoon...

Cochin China

81 San Francisco ...replied. ‘We’re already three hours late.’ ‘When is the next train from San Francisco due?’ ‘Tomorrow evening, madam.’ ‘Tomorrow evening will be too late. You must...

San Francisco

74 -122.41942,37.77493,0 Godavari ...Numerous small rivers, most of them tributaries or subtributaries of the Godavari, irrigated this fertile land. When he awoke, Passepartout saw to his amazement...

Godavari

75 82.23809,16.96036,0 Jumna ...in India, because it is built where two sacred rivers meet, the Ganges and the Jumna, whose waters attract pilgrims from the whole subcontinent. In addition, it is...

Jumna

81 Benten ...to carry on as far as Tokyo. This native part of Yokohama is called Benten, after the name of a goddess of the sea worshipped on the neighbouring islands...

Benten

70 139.65,35.43333,0 New York ...Proctor. ‘It’s now or never.’ ‘Very well,’ replied Mr Fogg. ‘Are you going to New York?’ ‘No.’ ‘To Chicago?’ ‘No.’ ‘To Omaha?’ ‘That’s nothing to do with you. Do you...

New York

80 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...out of Illinois. In the past it took at best six months to go from New York to San Francisco. Now it takes seven days. It was in 1862 that, despite the...

New York

69 -74.00597,40.71427,0 London ...his part, spent the whole evening engrossed in The Times and the Illustrated London News. If he had been the sort of man who was capable of expressing surprise...

London

79 -0.12574,51.50853,0 United States ...per hour, but this was still fast enough to enable it to cross the United States on schedule. There was little talking in the carriage. In any case, the...

United States

69 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 United States of America ...HONOURABLE WILLIAM BATULCAR LAST PERFORMANCES Before their departure for the United States of America OF THE LONG-NOSES-LONG-NOSES DEDICATED TO THE GOD TENGU1 Great Attraction! ‘The...

United States of America

79 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 Salt Lake City ...of life, and he thought – perhaps mistakenly – that the female inhabitants of Salt Lake City were looking at him in a rather disturbing way. Very fortunately his stay in...

Salt Lake City

80 -111.89105,40.76078,0 Colfax ...the train, once it had gone past the stations at Junction, Rochin, Auburn and Colfax, entered the Sierra Nevada mountain range. It was seven o’clock in the morning...

Colfax

80 -120.95328,39.10073,0 United States ...were at present suffering trials and tribulations, since the government of the United States had only recently, and with considerable difficulty overcome these fanatics for...

United States

81 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 United States ...commander-in-chief. How in 1843 he was a candidate for the presidency of the United States and how finally he was drawn into an ambush in Carthage, thrown into prison...

United States

79 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 Auburn ...Sacramento the train, once it had gone past the stations at Junction, Rochin, Auburn and Colfax, entered the Sierra Nevada mountain range. It was seven o’clock in...

Auburn

80 -121.07689,38.89657,0 Savile Row ...be told twice to do as his master orders The following day the inhabitants of Savile Row would certainly have been surprised to be informed that Mr Fogg was back in...

Savile Row

80 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Utah ...envy towards us! This is why the soldiers of the Union invaded the soil of Utah! This is why our leader, the prophet Brigham Young, was imprisoned in violation...

Utah

77 -111.675283224401,39.32570806100218,0 Utah ...and became particularly interested in him when he learnt that this citizen of Utah had only taken flight in this way because of a domestic argument. When the...

Utah

80 -111.675283224401,39.32570806100218,0 China ...minutes remaining. So if Phileas Fogg had set off the previous day on the China, one of the fastest ships of the Cunard Line, he would have arrived in...

China

76 103.83107747167409,36.56380228339525,0 Vermont ...was made by Joseph Smith Jr, a farmer from the state of Vermont, who in 1825 assumed the status of a mystical prophet. How, finally, a heavenly...

Vermont

58 -72.6664687255434,44.07565679369099,0 Liverpool ...woman and his faithful servant. They needed to cover the distance between Liverpool and London in five and a half hours. This was a perfectly reasonable...

Liverpool

76 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...make up twelve hours, as the mail from America did. Instead of arriving in Liverpool on the Henrietta the following evening he would get there by midday...

Liverpool

77 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...New York on 11 December by nine o’clock in the evening, when the steamer for Liverpool is due to leave?’ ‘I really do.’ ‘And if your journey hadn’t been interrupted...

Liverpool

79 -2.97794,53.41058,0 India ...Indus and the Ganges, and thanks to a railway that crosses the whole width of India, with branch lines along its route, the journey from Bombay to Calcutta now...

India

80 77.5,22.5,0 Missouri ...far as the sources of the River Arkansas, one of the main tributaries of the Missouri. At half past midday the travellers briefly caught sight of Fort Halleck, which...

Missouri

79 -92.48483168926812,38.37001561682894,0 Missouri ...he emerged, more respectable and more respected than ever, in Independence, Missouri, and became the head of a thriving community of no fewer than 3,000 disciples...

Missouri

78 -92.48483168926812,38.37001561682894,0 North America ...was taking second place to the discussion. ‘Even if the natives of India or North America take up the rails?’ exclaimed Andrew Stuart. ‘Even if they stop the trains...

North America

78 -92.29468412630054,56.45113996680288,0 Scandinavia ...Saints, a religion which was taken up not only in America but also in England, Scandinavia and Germany and which counts among its members craftsmen and also many...

Scandinavia

81 Kasi ...legend has it that the present city stands on the site of the ancient Kasi, which was formerly suspended in space between the zenith and the nadir, like...

Kasi

72 Mongolia ...since the last instructions his master had given him as he left the Mongolia, Passepartout had come to realize the same would be true of Bombay as of Suez...

Mongolia

70 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...his meal. A few moments after Mr Fogg, Inspector Fix also disembarked from the Mongolia and hurried off to see the head of the Bombay police. He explained who he was...

Mongolia

81 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...Calcutta. It was half past four in the afternoon when the passengers from the Mongolia disembarked in Bombay and the train for Calcutta was leaving at exactly eight...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...and so finished this excellent crossing with a magnificent clean sweep. The Mongolia wasn’t due to arrive in Bombay until 22 October. In fact, it had arrived on the...

Mongolia

78 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...coast of India was sighted. Two hours later the harbour pilot came aboard the Mongolia. On the horizon the outline of hills formed a harmonious backdrop. Soon the...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...if you want to see something new.’ By six o’clock in the evening the Mongolia’s propellers were churning up the waters of the harbour of Aden and soon the...

Mongolia

71 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...like a giant-sized coffee cup. In the course of the following night the Mongolia crossed the Strait of Bab-el-Mandeb, whose name means in Arabic the Gate of...

Mongolia

74 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...this man Fogg. He might be of use to him at some point. So in the bar of the Mongolia he often offered to buy him a few glasses of whisky or pale ale, and the dear...

Mongolia

79 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...waves might damage the engines, in a word that some incident might force the Mongolia to put in to port, thereby threatening the success of the journey. Nothing...

Mongolia

79 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...wind was blowing either from the Asiatic or the African side of the coast, the Mongolia, shaped like a long propeller-driven rocket, was caught in the beam and...

Mongolia

81 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...sailing schedule allowed its steamers a period of 138 hours to cover it. The Mongolia, whose engines were at full throttle, was moving fast in order to arrive ahead...

Mongolia

79 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...telegram already mentioned. A quarter of an hour later Fix went on board the Mongolia, taking with him some light luggage but plenty of cash, and soon the...

Mongolia

79 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...Friday, 7.20 a.m. Arrived Brindisi, Saturday 5 October, 4 p.m. Boarded the Mongolia, Saturday, 5 p.m. Arrived Suez, Wednesday 9 October, 11 a.m. Total time in...

Mongolia

77 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...gave his servant some orders, then got into a small boat that took him to the Mongolia and went back down into his cabin. There he took out his notebook, which...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...or so small boats set off from the bank of the canal and went out to meet the Mongolia. Soon the enormous bulk of the Mongolia came into view, moving along between...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...a strange sort of premonition that the thief was bound to be on board the Mongolia, and in all truth if the crook had left England with the intention of reaching...

Mongolia

76 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...and 9.53 miles per hour between Suez and Bombay. While they waited for the Mongolia to arrive, two men were walking along the quayside, mingling with the crowd of...

Mongolia

77 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...with a spar-deck.2 It weighed 2,800 tons and had a nominal 500 horsepower. The Mongolia regularly did the run from Brindisi to Bombay via the Suez Canal. It was one of...

Mongolia

81 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...liner Mongolia was due to arrive in Suez at eleven o’clock in the morning. The Mongolia, which belonged to the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company,1 was...

Mongolia

81 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Wyoming ...line, along the border that runs in a straight line between the states of Wyoming and Colorado. At eleven o’clock it entered Nebraska, passed close to Sedgwick...

Wyoming

76 -107.55132371540648,42.999465833494234,0 Yokohama ...a follower of the god Tengu. The steamer that was doing the crossing from Yokohama to San Francisco belonged to the Pacific Mail Steam Company and was called the...

Yokohama

76 139.65,35.43333,0 Calcutta ...took less than a day and a night to cover the distance between Allahabad and Calcutta. Phileas Fogg should therefore arrive in time to catch a steamer that didn’t...

Calcutta

79 88.36304,22.56263,0 Calcutta ...would succeed in recapturing their victim, whether it be in Madras, Bombay or Calcutta. To back up his argument Sir Francis quoted a similar recent case. In his...

Calcutta

80 88.36304,22.56263,0 Yokohama ...the steamer, which immediately headed off in the direction of Nagasaki and Yokohama. After arriving that very morning, 14 November, at the scheduled time, Phileas...

Yokohama

77 139.65,35.43333,0 Bombay ...Cromarty, one of Mr Fogg’s whist partners during the crossing from Suez to Bombay, who was rejoining his troops stationed near Benares. Sir Francis Cromarty was...

Bombay

77 72.88261,19.07283,0 Benares ...the crossing from Suez to Bombay, who was rejoining his troops stationed near Benares. Sir Francis Cromarty was a tall, fair-haired man aged about fifty who had...

Benares

80 83.01041,25.31668,0 Omaha ...in the station. He was expecting to find it there, ready to set off for Omaha at full speed, and he was hoping that they might still be able to make up the...

Omaha

74 -95.94043,41.25626,0 Omaha ...about what to do. The sensible thing was to continue in the direction of Omaha. To go back towards the train, which the Sioux might still be in the process of...

Omaha

75 -95.94043,41.25626,0 Omaha ...had become hard and Mudge claimed that he could get Mr Fogg to the station in Omaha in a few hours. From there it would be easy to get to Chicago and New York as...

Omaha

80 -95.94043,41.25626,0 Omaha ...Island, Columbus, a sizeable town in Nebraska, Schuyler, Fremont and then Omaha. It followed the right bank of the Platte River for the whole of the way. The...

Omaha

76 -95.94043,41.25626,0 Bombay ...the proceedings with understandable interest, since here in Calcutta, as in Bombay and Suez, he was still without his arrest warrant. However, Judge Obadiah had...

Bombay

78 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...Passepartout’s suspicions, since the latter must have thought he was in Bombay. But, as it turned out, he was destined to meet up with the dear fellow once...

Bombay

74 72.88261,19.07283,0 Hong Kong ...Fogg should therefore arrive in time to catch a steamer that didn’t leave for Hong Kong until midday the following day, 25 October. They installed the young woman in a...

Hong Kong

80 114.15769,22.28552,0 Hong Kong ...Kong! Are you going around the world, too?’ ‘No, no. I’m intending to stop in Hong Kong – at least for a few days.’ ‘Oh,’ said Passepartout who seemed taken aback for...

Hong Kong

80 114.15769,22.28552,0 Omaha ...help requested by telegraph could not have arrived so soon; and the train from Omaha to San Francisco wasn’t due to arrive until the following day. The explanation...

Omaha

81 -95.94043,41.25626,0 London ...station. Phileas Fogg asked if there was an express ready to leave for London. It was two-forty … The express had left thirty-five minutes earlier. Phileas...

London

73 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...still off Queenstown.1 Phileas Fogg only had twenty-four hours left to get to London. That was precisely how long it would take the Henrietta to get to Liverpool –...

London

80 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...said to him, ‘Sir, let me explain something to you. If I am not back in London by eight forty-five in the evening on 21 December I will lose £20,000. The fact...

London

74 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...power. The 16th of December was the seventy-fifth day since they had left London. In a word, the delay to the Henrietta was still not serious. Half the crossing...

London

76 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...in time he was working out in his head the number of hours spent since leaving London, and he would have rubbed his hands had it been in his nature to make...

London

81 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Rangoon ...detective inspector rushed towards him, exclaiming, ‘Fancy seeing you on the Rangoon.’ ‘Mr Fix on board!’ replied Passepartout, completely taken by surprise...

Rangoon

79 96.15611,16.80528,0 Rangoon ...Mr Fix. The least we can do is drink to our meeting on board the Rangoon.’

Rangoon

67 96.15611,16.80528,0 Liverpool ...Bombay, Calcutta, Singapore, Hong Kong, Yokohama, San Francisco, New York, Liverpool and London. This enabled him to work out the time gained or lost at each point...

Liverpool

77 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Calcutta ...via Burdwan and the French possession of Chandernagore,2 terminating in Calcutta. It was half past four in the afternoon when the passengers from the Mongolia...

Calcutta

74 88.36304,22.56263,0 Calcutta ...when the passengers from the Mongolia disembarked in Bombay and the train for Calcutta was leaving at exactly eight o’clock. Mr Fogg therefore said goodbye to his...

Calcutta

80 88.36304,22.56263,0 Calcutta ...this was not the end of his journey, that it would go on at least as far as Calcutta, and probably further. And he began to wonder if Mr Fogg’s bet wasn’t for real...

Calcutta

78 88.36304,22.56263,0 Brindisi ...arrives twenty-four hours ahead of schedule.’ ‘The ship’s coming straight from Brindisi, isn’t it?’ asked Fix. ‘Yes, straight from Brindisi, where it picked up the...

Brindisi

81 17.946867,40.641136,0 Brindisi ...tons and had a nominal 500 horsepower. The Mongolia regularly did the run from Brindisi to Bombay via the Suez Canal. It was one of the company’s fastest vessels and...

Brindisi

81 17.946867,40.641136,0 Brindisi ...of arrival and the actual time of arrival for each main staging point, Paris, Brindisi, Suez, Bombay, Calcutta, Singapore, Hong Kong, Yokohama, San Francisco, New...

Brindisi

80 17.946867,40.641136,0 Brindisi ...order to arrive ahead of schedule. Most of the passengers who had embarked at Brindisi were travelling to India. Some were going to Bombay, others to Calcutta but via...

Brindisi

80 17.946867,40.641136,0 Salsette ...for others. One hour after leaving Bombay, the train had crossed the island of Salsette over a series of viaducts and was speeding along the mainland. At Kalyan...

Salsette

81 72.90704,19.205176,0 Calcutta ...Bombay. He had immediately made up his mind to accompany him as far as Calcutta and beyond if necessary. Passepartout did not see Fix, who was standing in the...

Calcutta

73 88.36304,22.56263,0 New York ...by steamship 22 days From San Francisco to New York, by railroad4 7 days From New York to London, by steamship and railway 9 days Total 80 days’ ‘Yes, eighty days,’...

New York

80 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...Bombay, Calcutta, Singapore, Hong Kong, Yokohama, San Francisco, New York, Liverpool and London. This enabled him to work out the time gained or lost at...

New York

67 -74.00597,40.71427,0 United Kingdom ...Mr Phileas Fogg was the most precise and most stay-at-home person in the United Kingdom, I came to sir’s house in the hope of being able to lead a quiet life and put...

United Kingdom

75 -2.8597499154730794,54.125395081364154,0 Suez ...sir,’ replied Phileas Fogg, ‘but I want a visa to prove that I’ve been through Suez.’ ‘Very well, sir.’ And so the consul signed and dated the passport and then...

Suez

81 32.52627,29.97371,0 Suez ...But at the same time Fix felt sure that Phileas Fogg would not disembark at Suez and that he really was going to Bombay. ‘Is Bombay a long way?’ asked...

Suez

78 32.52627,29.97371,0 San Francisco ...of the god Tengu. The steamer that was doing the crossing from Yokohama to San Francisco belonged to the Pacific Mail Steam Company and was called the General Grant.2...

San Francisco

77 -122.41942,37.77493,0 Macao ...bank. It was inevitable that Hong Kong would be the victorious rival of Macao as a trading centre,2 and now most Chinese goods for export transit via the...

Macao

74 113.5539810047247,22.1750482113586,0 Macao ...he was intent on continuing his efforts, even if he had to go as far afield as Macao, when a sailor came up to him in the outer harbour. ‘Is your honour after a...

Macao

81 113.5539810047247,22.1750482113586,0 Nagasaki ...held his breath. ‘How?’ asked Phileas Fogg. ‘By going to Nagasaki, in the far south of Japan, 1,100 miles away, or to Shanghai, which is 800...

Nagasaki

59 129.88333,32.75,0 Shanghai ...to attempt such a crossing in the prevailing conditions, and even going up to Shanghai was already a bold, not to say foolhardy, thing to do. However, John Bunsby...

Shanghai

80 121.45806,31.22222,0 Shanghai ...above the mouth. By seven o’clock they were still three miles from Shanghai. The captain let out a crude expletive. He was bound to forfeit the £200 bonus...

Shanghai

69 121.45806,31.22222,0 Nagasaki ...for San Francisco doesn’t start from Yokohama. It puts in at Yokohama and Nagasaki, but its home port is Shanghai.’ ‘Are you sure what you’re saying is...

Nagasaki

76 129.88333,32.75,0 Nasik ...came to an end. During the night the train crossed the Ghats, went through Nasik and the following day, 21 October, sped across the relatively flat landscape of...

Nasik

77 73.777681,19.993198,0 San Francisco ...Japan and were now returning to civilization, and finally that a train from San Francisco to New York and a transatlantic steamer from New York to London would...

San Francisco

78 -122.41942,37.77493,0 San Francisco ...in one hand and a knife in the other. But these ‘good old days’ were gone. San Francisco looked like any other large commercial town. The tall tower of the townhall...

San Francisco

77 -122.41942,37.77493,0 San Francisco ...still had neither gained nor lost a single day. 25 Which gives an idea of what San Francisco is like on the day of a political rally It was seven o’clock in the morning...

San Francisco

81 -122.41942,37.77493,0 Chicago ...position overlooking the beautiful Lake Michigan. There are 900 miles between Chicago and New York. There was no shortage of trains in Chicago. Mr Fogg went straight...

Chicago

80 -87.65005,41.85003,0 Chicago ...At four o’clock in the afternoon of the following day, the 10th, it reached Chicago, which had already risen again out of its ruins,2 looking more impressive than...

Chicago

78 -87.65005,41.85003,0 Chicago ...from one train to another. The frisky locomotive of the Pittsburg–Fort Wayne–Chicago Railroad set off at full speed, as if it was fully aware that the honourable...

Chicago

79 -87.65005,41.85003,0 London ...way, but I still haven’t received the arrest warrant that I’ve requested from London. I need you to help me to keep him in Hong Kong.’ ‘What! You want me to –’ ‘And...

London

80 -0.12574,51.50853,0 America ...quarters of the globe in order to have a better chance of getting to America where he would quietly get through all the Bank’s money once the police were...

America

71 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 America ...he would immediately catch the steamer for San Francisco in order to get to America, whose vastness would ensure that he was safe and beyond the reach of the law...

America

78 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 America ...BATULCAR LAST PERFORMANCES Before their departure for the United States of America OF THE LONG-NOSES-LONG-NOSES DEDICATED TO THE GOD TENGU1 Great Attraction! ‘The...

America

77 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 Grand Island ...this part of the territory went up from the south-west to the north-west via Grand Island, Columbus, a sizeable town in Nebraska, Schuyler, Fremont and then Omaha. It...

Grand Island

79 -98.34201,40.92501,0 Khandesh ...the following day, 21 October, sped across the relatively flat landscape of Khandesh. The countryside was well cultivated and dotted with small towns, in which the...

Khandesh

78 Europe ...should I do, Mr Fogg?’ ‘It’s quite simple,’ the gentleman replied. ‘Come to Europe.’ ‘But I can’t take advantage – ’ ‘You are not taking advantage and your...

Europe

78 28.222024818160893,55.83114375381915,0 Japan ...at half past six in the evening, the Carnatic headed at full steam for Japan. It was carrying a full load of goods and passengers. Two cabins at the aft...

Japan

73 137.99463874474714,37.56741004797496,0 United States ...as it happens, a port on the Irish coast where transatlantic liners from the United States drop off their mail-bags. These letters are taken to Dublin by express trains...

United States

79 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 United States ...this station, which has frequent trains and a daily service to the east of the United States. Passepartout and Fix had jumped out of the vehicle and were moving about to...

United States

81 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 Malabar Hill ...It’s got nothing to do with the temple at Pillagi but the temple at Malabar Hill, in Bombay.’ ‘And as evidence of his guilt here are the shoes used by...

Malabar Hill

70 Bordeaux ...didn’t want to take him there. Phileas Fogg had then agreed to travel to Bordeaux and during the thirty hours he’d been on board he had put his banknotes to work...

Bordeaux

75 -0.51667,44.85,0 Des Moines ...great speed the train crossed into the state of Iowa, via Council Bluffs, Des Moines and Iowa City. During the night it crossed the Mississippi at Davenport and...

Des Moines

76 -93.60911,41.60054,0 Bombay ...for an arrest warrant. I did everything I could for that to happen. I sent the Bombay priests after him, I got you drunk in Hong Kong, I separated you from your...

Bombay

81 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...result of all those enforced detours between London and Aden, between Aden and Bombay, between Calcutta and Singapore and between Singapore and Yokohama. If he had...

Bombay

81 72.88261,19.07283,0 Yokohama ...obviously have been to the pilot’s advantage to take his passengers as far as Yokohama, because he was being paid by the day. But it would have been reckless of him...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...replied the pilot. ‘The steamer for San Francisco doesn’t start from Yokohama. It puts in at Yokohama and Nagasaki, but its home port is Shanghai.’ ‘Are you...

Yokohama

71 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...replied the pilot. ‘The steamer for San Francisco doesn’t start from Yokohama. It puts in at Yokohama and Nagasaki, but its home port is Shanghai.’ ‘Are you...

Yokohama

71 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...a boat trip?’ ‘No, for a voyage.’ ‘A voyage?’ ‘Are you prepared to take me to Yokohama?’ The sailor couldn’t believe what he’d just heard. He just stood...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...around the port, prepared if necessary to charter a vessel to take him to Yokohama, but all he could see were ships loading and unloading which were not therefore...

Yokohama

76 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...at not seeing his servant at bedtime. But since he knew that the steamer for Yokohama wasn’t due to leave until the following morning, he didn’t seem...

Yokohama

79 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...in that calm way of his if he knew when there’d be a boat from Hong Kong to Yokohama. ‘Tomorrow, on the morning tide,’ replied the pilot. ‘Oh!’ said Mr Fogg without...

Yokohama

78 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...was dying to question this man and to ask him if the steamer for Yokohama had already left Hong Kong. But he didn’t dare to, preferring to retain a...

Yokohama

67 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...whole journey in jeopardy by making him miss the departure of the steamer for Yokohama. But this man, who seemed totally imperturbable, felt neither impatience...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...Passepartout. ‘Do you think Mr Fogg is in a rush to catch the steamer to Yokohama?’ ‘A terrible rush.’ ‘Do you really believe in this bizarre journey around the...

Yokohama

75 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...Passepartout. ‘Do you think Mr Fogg is in a rush to catch the steamer to Yokohama?’ ‘A terrible rush.’ ‘Do you really believe in this bizarre journey around the...

Yokohama

75 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...a huge poster that a sort of clown was carrying through the streets of Yokohama. The poster, written in English, read as follows: THE JAPANESE ACROBATICS...

Yokohama

73 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...was not the type who would let an idea go to waste and so he headed for Yokohama harbour. But the closer he got to the docks, the more his plan, which had...

Yokohama

74 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...edible. On the 13th the Carnatic entered Yokohama harbour on the morning tide. Yokohama is an important stopping-off point in the Pacific, used by all the steamers...

Yokohama

81 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...island, totally devoid of anything edible. On the 13th the Carnatic entered Yokohama harbour on the morning tide. Yokohama is an important stopping-off point in the...

Yokohama

78 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...the Carnatic, aren’t I?’ he let out. ‘Yes,’ replied the purser. ‘On the way to Yokohama?’ ‘Absolutely.’ For a moment Passepartout had thought that he was on the...

Yokohama

81 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...from Shanghai. It had six hours left to reach the port before the steamer for Yokohama departed. There was great anxiety on board. They wanted to arrive at all costs...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...Hong Kong and Phileas Fogg had grounds for hoping that when he arrived in Yokohama he would still be on schedule. If this proved to be the case, the first serious...

Yokohama

76 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...so much. It was possible, therefore, that they might meet up with him again in Yokohama, and it would be easy to find out if he had got there on the Carnatic. At about...

Yokohama

81 139.65,35.43333,0 Davenport ...Des Moines and Iowa City. During the night it crossed the Mississippi at Davenport and entered Illinois via Rock Island. At four o’clock in the afternoon of the...

Davenport

75 -90.57764,41.52364,0 New World ...to get across the 4,700 miles of Pacific Ocean that lay between Japan and the New World. Passepartout was not the type who would let an idea go to waste and so he...

New World

80 -92.29468412630054,56.45113996680288,0 Ireland ...it looked like a pontoon, not a ship. But that day they sighted the coast of Ireland and the Fastnet lighthouse. However, by ten o’clock in the evening the ship was...

Ireland

79 -8.146716125232045,53.183653722755,0 Red Sea ...needed to take on board more coal. From Suez to Aden at the far end of the Red Sea it’s 1,310 nautical miles, so it needs to have a fresh supply of fuel.’ ‘And...

Red Sea

77 33.49379344293234,25.174868283704413,0 Red Sea ...music and even dancing on board, when the state of the sea allowed. But the Red Sea is unpredictable and only too often rough, like all long, narrow gulfs. When...

Red Sea

78 33.49379344293234,25.174868283704413,0 Burhampur ...Tannah, crosses the chain of the Western Ghats, runs north-east as far as Burhampur, travels through the more or less independent territory of Bundelkhand, goes up...

Burhampur

76 76.23026,21.30868,0 Hong Kong ...the whole area between the Treaty Promontory and the river. There, as in Hong Kong or Calcutta, was as warming mass of people of all races, Americans, English...

Hong Kong

75 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...of the world, it is sensible to have some money in your pocket After leaving Hong Kong on 7 November at half past six in the evening, the Carnatic headed at full...

Hong Kong

79 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...far south of Japan, 1,100 miles away, or to Shanghai, which is 800 miles from Hong Kong. If we went the second way we could stay close to the Chinese coast, which...

Hong Kong

80 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...say in his calm voice, ‘But the Carnatic’s not the only boat, I believe, in Hong Kong harbour.’ And so, with Mrs Aouda at his arm, he went off towards the docks in...

Hong Kong

78 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...see, I’m very disappointed. The Carnatic had finished its repairs, and it left Hong Kong twelve hours early without informing anyone. Now we’ll have to wait a whole...

Hong Kong

81 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...In any case, he had no time to lose. Phileas Fogg had to be arrested in Hong Kong at all costs. ‘Listen,’ said Fix curtly, ‘listen to me carefully. I’m not what...

Hong Kong

74 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...Passepartout everything. It was perhaps the only way to keep Phileas Fogg in Hong Kong for a few more days. After they had left the office Fix offered to take his...

Hong Kong

79 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...on its way and could only reach him if he stayed put for a few days. Since Hong Kong was indeed the last British territory on the route, this Fogg fellow would get...

Hong Kong

77 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...possession of Macao, which stands on the opposite bank. It was inevitable that Hong Kong would be the victorious rival of Macao as a trading centre,2 and now most...

Hong Kong

81 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...to the point, informed her that the Honourable Jejeeh no longer lived in Hong Kong and that he was probably in Holland. At first Mrs Aouda made no reply. She put...

Hong Kong

75 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...fishing boats and ships of all sorts that cluttered up the approaches to Hong Kong. By one o’clock the Rangoon had docked and the passengers were disembarking. In...

Hong Kong

75 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...question this man and to ask him if the steamer for Yokohama had already left Hong Kong. But he didn’t dare to, preferring to retain a glimmer of hope until the last...

Hong Kong

80 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...question this man and to ask him if the steamer for Yokohama had already left Hong Kong. But he didn’t dare to, preferring to retain a glimmer of hope until the last...

Hong Kong

80 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...considerably reduced, and it was reasonable to assume that the arrival time in Hong Kong would be twenty hours later than scheduled, or even more if the storm did not...

Hong Kong

81 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...something to do with his impatience. ‘Are you really in such a hurry to get to Hong Kong?’ the detective asked him one day. ‘Very much so,’ replied Passepartout. ‘Do...

Hong Kong

81 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...in the world. There are about 1,300 miles between Singapore and the island of Hong Kong, a small British possession separated from the Chinese mainland. Phileas Fogg...

Hong Kong

80 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...slippers – he had taken great care of them – that this Fix fellow would leave Hong Kong at the same time as them and probably by the same steamer. Passepartout could...

Hong Kong

80 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 London ...like the ships of the Hamburg Line,1 it didn’t go directly to Liverpool or London but to Le Havre, and the additional crossing from Le Havre to Southampton would...

London

77 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...you the captain?’ asked Phileas Fogg. ‘That’s me.’ ‘I am Phileas Fogg, from London.’ ‘I’m Andrew Speedy, from Cardiff.’2 ‘Are you about to leave?’ ‘In an...

London

78 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Hong Kong ...possession of Macao, which stands on the opposite bank. It was inevitable that Hong Kong would be the victorious rival of Macao as a trading centre,2 and now most...

Hong Kong

81 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Paris ...time of arrival and the actual time of arrival for each main staging point, Paris, Brindisi, Suez, Bombay, Calcutta, Singapore, Hong Kong, Yokohama...

Paris

78 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...he hadn’t set foot in France for five years. Perhaps they would get as far as Paris and, to be honest, he would be pleased to see the great capital city again. But...

Paris

80 2.350987,48.856667,0 Land of the Rising Sun, ...one. So I’ll have to devise the quickest means I can of getting out of the Land of the Rising Sun, which I won’t have very fond memories of.’ Passepartout then had the idea of...

Land of the Rising Sun,

77 137.99463874474714,37.56741004797496,0 Australia ...it. A handsome carriage drawn by elegant horses specially brought from Australia transported Mrs Aouda and Phileas Fogg through groves of luxuriant palm trees...

Australia

73 134.48623001282735,-25.736503338149504,0 Africa ...is.’ ‘And that’s in Egypt, isn’t it?’ ‘In Egypt. Quite right.’ ‘And that’s in Africa, isn’t it?’ ‘In Africa.’ ‘In Africa,’ repeated Passepartout. ‘I just can’t...

Africa

80 18.274639053061836,6.42577000602419,0 Jersey City ...along.’ Mr Fogg, Mrs Aouda, Fix and Passepartout crossed the Hudson in the Jersey City ferry and then got into a cab, which drove them to the St Nicholas Hotel in...

Jersey City

77 -74.07764,40.72816,0 Land of the Rising Sun ...to the poster, were giving their last performances before leaving the Land of the Rising Sun for the United States. Passepartout entered the colonnade in front of the...

Land of the Rising Sun

72 137.99463874474714,37.56741004797496,0 Bordeaux ...Why not China?’ ‘I said Liverpool.’ ‘No.’ ‘No?’ ‘No. I’m leaving for Bordeaux and Bordeaux’s where I’m going.’ ‘At any price?’ ‘At any price.’ The captain...

Bordeaux

71 -0.573687,44.834764,0 Bordeaux ...you about to leave?’ ‘In an hour.’ ‘Where are you making for?’ ‘Bordeaux.’ ‘What are you carrying?’ ‘Stones in the belly. No freight. Leaving with...

Bordeaux

66 -0.573687,44.834764,0 Land of the Rising Sun ...of ships from all over the world. Passepartout set foot in the mysterious Land of the Rising Sun without the slightest enthusiasm. He had nothing better to do than trust his...

Land of the Rising Sun

76 137.99463874474714,37.56741004797496,0 Pillagi ...hashish and opium fumes.’ ‘But where is she being taken to?’ ‘To the temple at Pillagi, two miles from here. She’ll spend the night there, waiting until the time...

Pillagi

81 Pillagi ...devotion to duty. After all the Parsee had willingly risked his life in the Pillagi business, and if he was later caught by the Hindus, he was unlikely to...

Pillagi

78 Bundelkhand ...her husband, the prince,’ replied the guide, ‘an independent rajah from Bundelkhand.’ ‘What!’ continued Phileas Fogg, without letting the slightest sign of emotion...

Bundelkhand

74 Allahabad ...by a third, at least, by the detour the railway makes by going up as far as Allahabad in the north of the peninsula. The route taken by the Great Indian Peninsular...

Allahabad

78 81.84322,25.44478,0 England ...as steam and their speed was poor. With them the crossing from New York to England took longer than the time that was left to Mr Fogg if he was to win his...

England

77 England ...the business of the Henrietta coming on top of the business at the Bank of England could well cause the gentleman more complications than he’d like. For the first...

England

77 England ...madam. It must be to do with safeguarding your position in England.’ ‘Let’s wait and see,’ replied the young woman, looking thoughtful. And so for...

England

61 Golconda ...like lotus buds, sparkle like the finest Ceylon pearls and the most dazzling Golconda diamonds. Her slender, supple waist, which a single hand could enclasp, sets...

Golconda

79 England ...perfect example of the cool-headed Englishman, a type commonly encountered in England and one that the paintings of Angelica Kauffmann2 have captured perfectly in...

England

80 -2.8597499154730794,54.125395081364154,0 Allahabad ...insides! Then Mr Fogg offered to take Sir Francis to the station at Allahabad. The brigadiergeneral accepted. One extra traveller would not make any...

Allahabad

70 81.84322,25.44478,0 Allahabad ...where the catchment basin of the great river begins. The station at Allahabad was less than twelve miles to the north-east. They halted beneath a clump of...

Allahabad

70 81.84322,25.44478,0 Allahabad ...where trains took less than a day and a night to cover the distance between Allahabad and Calcutta. Phileas Fogg should therefore arrive in time to catch a steamer...

Allahabad

78 81.84322,25.44478,0 Red Sea ...put in an appearance on deck. He showed little interest in observing the Red Sea, so full of associations, the scene of the earliest episodes in human history...

Red Sea

75 39.5,19.0,0 Bab-el-Mandeb ...cup. In the course of the following night the Mongolia crossed the Strait of Bab-el-Mandeb, whose name means in Arabic the Gate of Tears, and the next day, 14 October, it...

Bab-el-Mandeb

79 43.322268,12.469263,0 Bengal ...went along at full speed, and nothing more could be seen of the beauties of Bengal, such as Golconda, the ruins of Gour, Murshidabad, its former capital, Burdwan...

Bengal

78 87.97244078337097,23.80393253289089,0 Rothal ...added John Sullivan, ‘eighty days since the opening of the section between Rothal and Allahabad on the Indian Peninsular Railway. This is how the Morning...

Rothal

77 Sacramento ...its wide streets, its splendid-looking hotels, its squares and churches. After Sacramento the train, once it had gone past the stations at Junction, Rochin, Auburn and...

Sacramento

81 -121.4944,38.58157,0 Sacramento ...and towards midnight, while the travellers slept soundly, they went through Sacramento. They therefore saw nothing of this sizeable city, the seat of the legislature...

Sacramento

78 -121.4944,38.58157,0 Queenstown ...really sorry for you. Everything’s against you. We’re still no further than Queenstown.’ ‘Ah!’ said Mr Fogg. ‘Is that the town we can see, where the lights are coming...

Queenstown

78 -8.29917,51.85722,0 Queenstown ...in the evening. Towards one o’clock in the afternoon the Henrietta entered Queenstown harbour on the full tide, and Phileas Fogg, after receiving a vigorous...

Queenstown

77 -8.29917,51.85722,0 Dover ...Phileas Fogg, ‘and I’m not criticizing you. In ten minutes we leave for Dover and Calais.’ A puzzled sort of expression appeared on the Frenchman’s...

Dover

74 1.3,51.13333,0 Kholby ...are fully aware that they need to find another means of transport from Kholby to Allahabad.’ Sir Francis Cromarty was furious. Passepartout would...

Kholby

73 Buxar ...Cornwallis,5 erected on the left bank of the Ganges, the fortified town of Buxar, the large manufacturing and trading centre of Patna, with the largest...

Buxar

77 83.98043,25.57548,0 Ganges ...ways. After Benares the railway went through part of the valley of the Ganges. When the weather was clear they could see, out of the windows of the carriage...

Ganges

73 86.51155633333333,25.621435,0 Gibraltar of the Indian Ocean ...inhabitants of Aden. He admired the fortifications that make this town the Gibraltar of the Indian Ocean7 and the magnificent water tanks8 that British engineers are still working on...

Gibraltar of the Indian Ocean

77 78.17337,26.22983,0 France ...been on the scene of some famous fires in my time. But five years ago I left France and, since then, because I wanted to live with a family, I’ve been a manservant...

France

79 2.5522572848112075,46.557575440537526,0 America ...this section of English society over those three days. Telegrams were sent to America and to Asia in an attempt to get news of Phileas Fogg. Someone was sent morning...

America

80 -92.29468412630054,56.45113996680288,0 Hong Kong ...steamship 13 days From Bombay to Calcutta, by railway 3 days From Calcutta to Hong Kong, by steamship 13 days From Hong Kong to Yokohama (Japan), by steamship...

Hong Kong

80 114.15769,22.28552,0 India ...to your ruin by delaying you?’ ‘Madam, it was impossible for you to remain in India, and your safety could only be guaranteed by making sure that you were...

India

80 77.5,22.5,0 India ...in only seventy-nine days.’ ‘Certainly,’ replied Mr Fogg, ‘by not going across India. But if I hadn’t gone across India, I wouldn’t have rescued Mrs Aouda, and...

India

81 77.5,22.5,0 Madras ...country. It maintains a governor-general in Calcutta, governors in Madras, Bombay and Bengal, and a lieutenant-governor in Agra. But British India proper...

Madras

69 78.40247949132946,11.014839491329486,0 Madras ...of the first British trading post on the site of what is now the city of Madras, up to 1857, the year of the Indian Mutiny, the famous East India Company was...

Madras

75 78.40247949132946,11.014839491329486,0 Omaha ...is where five different lines meet up, making regular travel possible between Omaha and New York. New York and San Francisco are therefore now linked by...

Omaha

80 -95.94043,41.25626,0 Turin ...Paris, Thursday 3 October, 7.20 a.m. Left Paris, Thursday, 8.40 a.m. Arrived Turin via Mont Cenis, Friday 4 October, 6.35 a.m. Left Turin, Friday, 7.20...

Turin

79 7.685433,45.073361,0 Oregon ...with branch lines going off into the states of Iowa, Kansas, Colorado and Oregon. After leaving Omaha it follows the south bank of the Platte River as far as...

Oregon

76 -120.54780987615396,43.940380688080424,0 Colorado ...where the great trunk line branched off to Denver City, the largest town in Colorado. This territory is rich in gold and silver mines, and more than 50,000 people...

Colorado

78 -105.5482984276685,38.99935931714123,0 Kearney ...the Union Pacific Railroad and the branch line that is intended to link Kearney and Saint Joseph, it formed what seemed a huge desert island. There was not a...

Kearney

74 -99.08148,40.69946,0 Kearney ...or were the soldiers wandering around, lost in the fog? The captain in Fort Kearney was extremely worried, although he didn’t want it to show. Night fell, the snow...

Kearney

78 -99.08148,40.69946,0 C ...across the subcontinent it was no longer necessary to go around the tip of Ceylon. Among the passengers were various civil servants and army officers of all...

C

77 80.70158118386597,7.631633502294998,0 New York ...lost hands down! You know in any case that the China, the only steamer from New York that he could have caught to get to Liverpool in time, arrived yesterday. Well...

New York

78 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...steam from New York to Bordeaux, we don’t have enough to go at full steam from New York to Liverpool.’ ‘I shall decide what to do,’ replied Mr Fogg. Passepartout had...

New York

81 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...steam from New York to Bordeaux, we don’t have enough to go at full steam from New York to Liverpool.’ ‘I shall decide what to do,’ replied Mr Fogg. Passepartout had...

New York

81 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...been going full blast, and even if we had enough coal to go at low steam from New York to Bordeaux, we don’t have enough to go at full steam from New York to...

New York

80 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...Fogg didn’t bat an eyelid. However, the situation was serious. New York wasn’t the same thing as Hong Kong and dealing with the captain of the...

New York

65 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...power as much as steam and their speed was poor. With them the crossing from New York to England took longer than the time that was left to Mr Fogg if he was to win...

New York

79 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...power as much as steam and their speed was poor. With them the crossing from New York to England took longer than the time that was left to Mr Fogg if he was to win...

New York

79 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...part of his make-up, he had started to hope again. Instead of getting to New York in the morning they would get there in the evening, but there was still...

New York

75 -74.00597,40.71427,0 Bombay ...after buying some shirts and pairs of socks, he walked around the streets of Bombay. There was a large crowd of people and, in the midst of Europeans of various...

Bombay

79 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...left the Mongolia, Passepartout had come to realize the same would be true of Bombay as of Suez and Paris, that this was not the end of his journey, that it would...

Bombay

80 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...his sights this unfathomable scoundrel for as long as the latter remained in Bombay. He was convinced and, as has been seen, so was Passepartout, that Phileas Fogg...

Bombay

79 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...Fix also disembarked from the Mongolia and hurried off to see the head of the Bombay police. He explained who he was and that he was there to arrest the...

Bombay

80 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...four in the afternoon when the passengers from the Mongolia disembarked in Bombay and the train for Calcutta was leaving at exactly eight o’clock. Mr Fogg...

Bombay

77 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...the whole width of India, with branch lines along its route, the journey from Bombay to Calcutta now only takes three days. The route chosen for the railway does...

Bombay

80 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...country. It maintains a governor-general in Calcutta, governors in Madras, Bombay and Bengal, and a lieutenant-governor in Agra. But British India proper only...

Bombay

77 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...crossing with a magnificent clean sweep. The Mongolia wasn’t due to arrive in Bombay until 22 October. In fact, it had arrived on the 20th. This represented, then...

Bombay

80 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...the world in eighty days! No. This whole performance will come to an end in Bombay. You can take it from me.’ ‘Is Mr Fogg keeping well?’ Fix asked, sounding quite...

Bombay

78 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...That’s why he’s promised the chief engineer of the Mongolia a huge bonus in Bombay if he gets us there with plenty of time to spare.’ ‘And you’ve known your...

Bombay

78 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...Suez Trailing bank robber, Phileas Fogg. Send arrest warrant without delay Bombay (British India). The effect of this telegram was immediate. For...

Bombay

77 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...Mont Cenis tunnel3 and Brindisi, by railway and steamship 7 days From Suez to Bombay, by steamship 13 days From Bombay to Calcutta, by railway 3 days From Calcutta...

Bombay

80 72.88261,19.07283,0 City ...the Bank of England, or in any of the financial institutions of the City. No dock or basin in London had ever handled a ship whose owner was called...

City

70 -0.09184,51.51279,0 Hong Kong ...to hand her over safely to one of her relatives, a wealthy businessman in Hong Kong.’ ‘Nothing doing,’ the detective said to himself, disguising...

Hong Kong

76 114.15769,22.28552,0 Calcutta ...newspapers are wrong.’ ‘And yet you still make out the tickets from Bombay to Calcutta?’ continued Sir Francis, who was beginning to get angry. ‘Certainly,’ replied...

Calcutta

80 88.36304,22.56263,0 Calcutta ...she certainly was. Fix had realized this well enough in the courtroom in Calcutta. It is easy to understand how intriguing all this must have been for the...

Calcutta

75 88.36304,22.56263,0 Hong Kong ...buy his way out. But something had to be done before the Rangoon reached Hong Kong. This man Fogg had the unpleasant habit of hopping from one boat to another...

Hong Kong

75 114.15769,22.28552,0 Yokohama ...is easy to work out. The signals from the Tankadère had been spotted from the Yokohama steamer. Its captain, seeing the flag at half mast, had made for the little...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...and British consulates and, after unsuccessfully going around the streets of Yokohama, he had almost given up hope of finding Passepartout when chance or a sort of...

Yokohama

79 139.65,35.43333,0 Bombay ...would succeed in recapturing their victim, whether it be in Madras, Bombay or Calcutta. To back up his argument Sir Francis quoted a similar recent case...

Bombay

70 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...sir? The newspapers are wrong.’ ‘And yet you still make out the tickets from Bombay to Calcutta?’ continued Sir Francis, who was beginning to get...

Bombay

79 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...thoughts that were going through Passepartout’s mind. Up until his arrival in Bombay, he had believed quite reasonably that that was as far as things would go...

Bombay

80 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...had soon put him in the picture. He recounted the incident at the temple in Bombay, the purchase of an elephant for £2,000, the business of the suttee, the rescue...

Bombay

78 72.88261,19.07283,0 London ...arrest the person suspected of theft. Had they received an arrest warrant from London? They had received nothing. In all fairness the warrant, which had been sent...

London

81 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...in his waistcoat pocket. A few moments later Fix said to him, ‘So you left London in a rush, did you?’ ‘I should say so! Last Wednesday, Mr Fogg came back from...

London

77 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...It’s as accurate as a chronometer.’ ‘I get it,’ replied Fix. ‘You’ve kept London time, which is about two hours behind Suez. You must be careful to set your...

London

76 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...During the five years he had spent in England working as a manservant in London, he had looked in vain for a master who he could devote himself...

London

75 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Omaha ...in five hours. If there were no problems, the sledge should have got to Omaha by one o’clock in the afternoon. What a journey it turned out to be! The...

Omaha

74 -95.94043,41.25626,0 Omaha ...snow at a rate of forty knots. The distance separating Fort Kearney from Omaha is, in a straight line – a bee-line, as the Americans would say – two hundred...

Omaha

75 -95.94043,41.25626,0 Omaha ...companions just had time to jump into a carriage. They hadn’t seen anything of Omaha, but Passepartout admitted to himself that this was no cause for regret because...

Omaha

81 -95.94043,41.25626,0 Hong Kong ...whole business died down. Mrs Aouda gratefully accepted the offer. It was in Hong Kong in fact that one of her relatives lived, a Parsee like her, and one of the...

Hong Kong

79 114.15769,22.28552,0 Hong Kong ...to the platform. Phileas Fogg was intending to go straight to the steamer for Hong Kong, in order to see that Mrs Aouda was comfortably settled in, as he did not want...

Hong Kong

80 114.15769,22.28552,0 Brindisi ...were dispatched to the main ports, Liverpool, Glasgow, Le Havre, Suez, Brindisi and New York, with the promise of a reward of £2,000 plus five per cent of the...

Brindisi

73 17.946867,40.641136,0 Brindisi ...Mont Cenis, Friday 4 October, 6.35 a.m. Left Turin, Friday, 7.20 a.m. Arrived Brindisi, Saturday 5 October, 4 p.m. Boarded the Mongolia, Saturday, 5 p.m. Arrived...

Brindisi

80 17.946867,40.641136,0 London ...that he got on to an express train there and then he could still get to London and to the Reform Club before eight forty-five in the evening. He frowned...

London

74 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...other words nine hours and fifteen minutes – and he only needed six to get to London. Anyone going into the custom-house at that moment would have found Mr Fogg...

London

80 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...in Liverpool and was to spend the night there before being transferred to London. At the time of the arrest Passepartout’s instinct was to throw himself at the...

London

76 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...Fogg at last landed at Liverpool docks. He was only six hours away from London. But at that moment Fix went up to him, put his hand on his shoulder and...

London

74 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...you the captain?’ asked Phileas Fogg. ‘That’s me.’ ‘I am Phileas Fogg, from London.’ ‘I’m Andrew Speedy, from Cardiff.’2 ‘Are you about to leave?’ ‘In an...

London

78 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...Club. And this is what Passepartout’s famous watch, which was still set on London time, would have told him if it had shown the days as well as the minutes and...

London

77 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Rangoon ...quaysides in the town. Moored in the harbour half a mile offshore stood the Rangoon, ready to sail. Eleven o’clock struck. Mr Fogg was an hour early. Fix saw him...

Rangoon

78 96.15611,16.80528,0 Rangoon ...main thing was to alert the British authorities, and to inform them that the Rangoon was on its way before it actually arrived. In fact, nothing could be simpler...

Rangoon

79 96.15611,16.80528,0 London ...he solemnly refused to put his watch forward, leaving it permanently on London time. In any case, it was an innocent fixation, which couldn’t harm anyone. At...

London

74 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...to arrive in the Indian capital on 25 October, twenty-three days after leaving London, and he had arrived on the appointed day. So he was neither behind nor ahead of...

London

81 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...was justified in thinking this. It was certainly true that since leaving London, between the cost of travel, the money spent on rewards, buying an elephant and...

London

75 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Benares ...the coast of China. At half past midday, the train stopped in the station at Benares. Hindu legend has it that the present city stands on the site of the ancient...

Benares

79 83.01041,25.31668,0 Benares ...carriage, in which Mrs Aouda had the best seat, and were speeding towards Benares. It is only eighty miles at the outside between the latter and Allahabad and it...

Benares

76 83.01041,25.31668,0 Poona ...it left behind to its right the branch line that went down via Khandala and Poona to the south-east of India and reached Panwell station. At this point it...

Poona

78 73.85535,18.51957,0 Shanghai ...the currents run north.’ ‘Pilot,’ said Phileas Fogg, ‘it’s from Yokohama, not Shanghai or Nagasaki, that I’ve got to catch the American mail boat.’ ‘Why?’ replied the...

Shanghai

80 121.45806,31.22222,0 Shanghai ...in the south-west and a calm sea, we can cover the 800 miles between here and Shanghai.’ ‘When could you set sail?’ ‘In an hour. The time it takes to get provisions...

Shanghai

80 121.45806,31.22222,0 Shanghai ...tell from looking at the coastline that they were about a hundred miles from Shanghai. There were a hundred miles to go and only one day left. Mr Fogg had to be in...

Shanghai

79 121.45806,31.22222,0 Shanghai ...it contained. Then he exclaimed, ‘Well then, yes. Your honour is right. Shanghai it is!’ So the Tankadère stayed determinedly on course to the north. It was a...

Shanghai

74 121.45806,31.22222,0 Chicago ...to the station in Omaha in a few hours. From there it would be easy to get to Chicago and New York as there are plenty of trains and various lines. It was therefore...

Chicago

80 -87.65005,41.85003,0 Chicago ...are 900 miles between Chicago and New York. There was no shortage of trains in Chicago. Mr Fogg went straight from one train to another. The frisky locomotive of the...

Chicago

81 -87.65005,41.85003,0 San Francisco ...Hong Kong to Yokohama (Japan), by steamship 6 days From Yokohama to San Francisco, by steamship 22 days From San Francisco to New York, by railroad4 7 days From...

San Francisco

70 -122.41942,37.77493,0 America ...TO THE GOD TENGU1 Great Attraction! ‘The United States of America!’ exclaimed Passepartout. ‘That’s right up my street!’ He followed the...

America

60 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 San Francisco ...full steam across the state of California. In this part of the country between San Francisco and Sacramento the land is fairly flat. This section of the line, called the...

San Francisco

81 -122.41942,37.77493,0 London ...was, give or take twentyfour hours, on schedule thirty-five days after leaving London. As the Carnatic was not due to leave until five o’clock the next morning, Mr...

London

81 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Europe ...and now you are almost in China. America’s not far away, and from America to Europe is no distance at all.’ Fix looked carefully at his fellow passenger, who had...

Europe

79 28.222024818160893,55.83114375381915,0 Columbus ...the territory went up from the south-west to the north-west via Grand Island, Columbus, a sizeable town in Nebraska, Schuyler, Fremont and then Omaha. It followed the...

Columbus

80 -97.36838,41.42973,0 Europe ...the English quarter. Since Mrs Aouda had accepted his offer of being taken to Europe he had had to think of the detailed preparations necessary for such a...

Europe

80 28.222024818160893,55.83114375381915,0 Europe ...Passepartout joked to himself, ‘Here we go. Another Japanese delegation off to Europe.’6 23 In which Passepartout grows an exceedingly long nose The following day an...

Europe

81 28.222024818160893,55.83114375381915,0 Japan ...that was due to leave on 6 November for Yokohama, one of the main ports in Japan. The Rangoon was heavily loaded. A large number of passengers had boarded at...

Japan

77 137.99463874474714,37.56741004797496,0 Japan ...the Carnatic would have left on 5 November and anyone travelling to Japan would have had an eight-day wait for the next steamer to leave. Admittedly Mr...

Japan

70 137.99463874474714,37.56741004797496,0 Japan ...of various ranks because the military profession is as highly regarded in Japan as it is looked down on in China. Then came mendicant friars, pilgrims in long...

Japan

76 137.99463874474714,37.56741004797496,0 Japan ...main thing was to get across the 4,700 miles of Pacific Ocean that lay between Japan and the New World. Passepartout was not the type who would let an idea go to...

Japan

81 137.99463874474714,37.56741004797496,0 Tokyo ...went into the Japanese quarter, determined if necessary to carry on as far as Tokyo. This native part of Yokohama is called Benten, after the name of a goddess of...

Tokyo

80 139.69171,35.6895,0 Liverpool ...detectives, the pick of the profession, were dispatched to the main ports, Liverpool, Glasgow, Le Havre, Suez, Brindisi and New York, with the promise of a...

Liverpool

77 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Le Havre ...pick of the profession, were dispatched to the main ports, Liverpool, Glasgow, Le Havre, Suez, Brindisi and New York, with the promise of a reward of £2,000 plus five...

Le Havre

81 0.10767,49.4938,0 Suez ...10 miles per hour, between Brindisi and Suez and 9.53 miles per hour between Suez and Bombay. While they waited for the Mongolia to arrive, two men were...

Suez

79 32.52627,29.97371,0 Suez ...England. Fix was supposed to keep a careful watch on passengers travelling via Suez and, if one of them aroused his suspicions, to stay on his track until he...

Suez

81 32.52627,29.97371,0 Suez ...coming this way and on this boat, it must be part of his plan to disembark at Suez in order to find another way of getting to the Dutch or French possessions in...

Suez

80 32.52627,29.97371,0 Suez ...for?’ Fix asked. ‘Four hours. The time needed to take on board more coal. From Suez to Aden at the far end of the Red Sea it’s 1,310 nautical miles, so it needs to...

Suez

81 32.52627,29.97371,0 Suez ...and the actual time of arrival for each main staging point, Paris, Brindisi, Suez, Bombay, Calcutta, Singapore, Hong Kong, Yokohama, San Francisco, New York...

Suez

79 32.52627,29.97371,0 Suez ...so fast that everything seems a blur. So now we’re in Suez, aren’t we?’ ‘Suez it is.’ ‘And that’s in Egypt, isn’t it?’ ‘In Egypt. Quite right.’ ‘And that’s...

Suez

75 32.52627,29.97371,0 Suez ...Indian Ocean prove favourable to Phileas Fogg’s purposes The distance between Suez and Aden is exactly 1,310 nautical miles and the company’s sailing schedule...

Suez

80 32.52627,29.97371,0 Suez ...most engaging smile, ‘it’s you, sir, who was so kind as to act as my guide in Suez, isn’t it?’ ‘Yes indeed,’ replied the detective, ‘I do recognize you. You are...

Suez

80 32.52627,29.97371,0 China ...did indeed know the Parsee businessman. However, the latter had not lived in China for the past two years. After making his fortune he had settled in Europe...

China

79 103.83107747167409,36.56380228339525,0 China ...England has been transported halfway across the globe and has landed here in China, almost at the antipodes. So Passepartout, with his hands in his pockets, went...

China

79 103.83107747167409,36.56380228339525,0 China ...by all the steamers that transport mail and passengers between North America, China, Japan and Malaya. Yokohama is situated in Tokyo Bay, quite close to that...

China

80 103.83107747167409,36.56380228339525,0 Andaman Islands ...But the whole of this diverse spectacle offered by the view of the Andaman Islands soon came to an end and the Rangoon headed swiftly for the Strait of Malacca...

Andaman Islands

69 92.7462418,12.1466195,0 Malacca ...Islands soon came to an end and the Rangoon headed swiftly for the Strait of Malacca, which led on to the China Seas. Meanwhile, what had become of Inspector Fix...

Malacca

79 102.2405,2.196,0 San Francisco ...out of Illinois. In the past it took at best six months to go from New York to San Francisco. Now it takes seven days. It was in 1862 that, despite the opposition of...

San Francisco

81 -122.41942,37.77493,0 San Francisco ...previous day. Phileas Fogg, who was due to leave again that very evening for San Francisco, at once set about looking for his servant. He turned in vain to the French and...

San Francisco

79 -122.41942,37.77493,0 Andaman ...the progress of the steamer. The Rangoon was soon within sight of Grand Andaman, the main island in the group, easily recognizable to navigators thanks to the...

Andaman

74 92.97393802471183,11.144714528770253,0 London ...o’clock in the morning. This was exactly the same difference as that between London time and the 180th meridian. But even supposing that Fix had been capable of...

London

79 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...man. It will be remembered that the stubborn fellow had insisted on keeping London time on that famous family watch of his, since he thought that the time in all...

London

78 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Bordeaux ...full blast, and even if we had enough coal to go at low steam from New York to Bordeaux, we don’t have enough to go at full steam from New York to Liverpool.’ ‘I shall...

Bordeaux

81 -0.51667,44.85,0 Japan ...was already over, that they had left behind strange countries like China and Japan and were now returning to civilization, and finally that a train from San...

Japan

79 137.99463874474714,37.56741004797496,0 Bluffs ...great speed the train crossed into the state of Iowa, via Council Bluffs, Des Moines and Iowa City. During the night it crossed the Mississippi at...

Bluffs

68 -91.40987,39.9356,0 Bordeaux ...had an idea because he said to the captain: ‘Well then, will you take me to Bordeaux?’ ‘No. Not even if you paid me $200!’ ‘I’m offering you $2,000.’ ‘Per...

Bordeaux

78 -0.51667,44.85,0 Yokohama ...especially as the currents run north.’ ‘Pilot,’ said Phileas Fogg, ‘it’s from Yokohama, not Shanghai or Nagasaki, that I’ve got to catch the American mail...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...had arrived. Of course, they would be twenty-four hours behind in reaching Yokohama, but it would be easy to make this time up during the twenty-two days it took...

Yokohama

77 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...was dying to question this man and to ask him if the steamer for Yokohama had already left Hong Kong. But he didn’t dare to, preferring to retain a...

Yokohama

67 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...that they would be twenty-four hours late and bound to miss the departure for Yokohama. At six o’clock the pilot came on board the Rangoon and took his place on the...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...whole journey in jeopardy by making him miss the departure of the steamer for Yokohama. But this man, who seemed totally imperturbable, felt neither impatience...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...Passepartout. ‘Do you think Mr Fogg is in a rush to catch the steamer to Yokohama?’ ‘A terrible rush.’ ‘Do you really believe in this bizarre journey around the...

Yokohama

75 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...a huge poster that a sort of clown was carrying through the streets of Yokohama. The poster, written in English, read as follows: THE JAPANESE ACROBATICS...

Yokohama

73 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...determined if necessary to carry on as far as Tokyo. This native part of Yokohama is called Benten, after the name of a goddess of the sea worshipped on the...

Yokohama

75 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...one possible solution: to seek the help of the French or British consulates in Yokohama. However, he was reluctant to tell his story because it was so closely...

Yokohama

81 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...one possible solution: to seek the help of the French or British consulates in Yokohama. However, he was reluctant to tell his story because it was so closely...

Yokohama

81 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...the holy emperor descended from the gods, lives. The Carnatic docked in Yokohama, near the jetties of the port and the customs sheds, amid a large number of...

Yokohama

74 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...transport mail and passengers between North America, China, Japan and Malaya. Yokohama is situated in Tokyo Bay, quite close to that enormous town, which is the...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...transport mail and passengers between North America, China, Japan and Malaya. Yokohama is situated in Tokyo Bay, quite close to that enormous town, which is the...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...edible. On the 13th the Carnatic entered Yokohama harbour on the morning tide. Yokohama is an important stopping-off point in the Pacific, used by all the steamers...

Yokohama

81 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...the Carnatic, aren’t I?’ he let out. ‘Yes,’ replied the purser. ‘On the way to Yokohama?’ ‘Absolutely.’ For a moment Passepartout had thought that he was on the...

Yokohama

81 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...from Shanghai. It had six hours left to reach the port before the steamer for Yokohama departed. There was great anxiety on board. They wanted to arrive at all costs...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...Hong Kong and Phileas Fogg had grounds for hoping that when he arrived in Yokohama he would still be on schedule. If this proved to be the case, the first serious...

Yokohama

76 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...about the future. It seemed certain to him that Fogg would not stop in Yokohama and that he would immediately catch the steamer for San Francisco in order to...

Yokohama

73 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...about the future. It seemed certain to him that Fogg would not stop in Yokohama and that he would immediately catch the steamer for San Francisco in order to...

Yokohama

73 139.65,35.43333,0 Queenstown ...in the evening. Towards one o’clock in the afternoon the Henrietta entered Queenstown harbour on the full tide, and Phileas Fogg, after receiving a vigorous...

Queenstown

77 -8.29917,51.85722,0 Yokohama ...in Hong Kong in time to catch the boat that was due to leave on 6 November for Yokohama, one of the main ports in Japan. The Rangoon was heavily loaded. A large number...

Yokohama

81 139.65,35.43333,0 London ...power. The 16th of December was the seventy-fifth day since they had left London. In a word, the delay to the Henrietta was still not serious. Half the crossing...

London

76 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...said to him, ‘Sir, let me explain something to you. If I am not back in London by eight forty-five in the evening on 21 December I will lose £20,000. The fact...

London

74 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...and so by the time the gentleman arrived at the station all the clocks in London were showing ten minutes to nine. After completing his journey around the world...

London

76 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...driver about a bonus he could earn, Phileas Fogg was speeding off towards London in the company of the young woman and his faithful servant. They needed to...

London

76 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...station. Phileas Fogg asked if there was an express ready to leave for London. It was two-forty … The express had left thirty-five minutes earlier. Phileas...

London

73 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...evening he would get there by midday, which would allow him time to get to London by eight forty-five in the evening. Towards one o’clock in the afternoon the...

London

77 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Dublin ...from the United States drop off their mail-bags. These letters are taken to Dublin by express trains that are always ready and waiting. From Dublin they go to...

Dublin

78 -6.24889,53.33306,0 Red Sea ...and soon the fastmoving steamer was speeding down the Red Sea. 9 Where the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean prove favourable to Phileas Fogg’s purposes The distance...

Red Sea

77 33.49379344293234,25.174868283704413,0 Red Sea ...but plenty of cash, and soon the fastmoving steamer was speeding down the Red Sea. 9 Where the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean prove favourable to Phileas Fogg’s...

Red Sea

76 33.49379344293234,25.174868283704413,0 Dublin ...he got into the train from Queenstown at half past one in the morning, reached Dublin as dawn was breaking and immediately got on to one of those steamers – real...

Dublin

81 -6.24889,53.33306,0 Hong Kong ...the pilot could tell from the log that they had covered 220 miles since Hong Kong and Phileas Fogg had grounds for hoping that when he arrived in Yokohama he...

Hong Kong

74 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...the pilot could tell from the log that they had covered 220 miles since Hong Kong and Phileas Fogg had grounds for hoping that when he arrived in Yokohama he...

Hong Kong

74 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...close, the Tankadère navigated its way through the treacherous channels around Hong Kong, performing admirably, whatever the setting of the sails, whether going close...

Hong Kong

81 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...furious state, the other two headed for the main police station in Hong Kong. When they got there Phileas Fogg gave a description of Passepartout and left...

Hong Kong

69 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...say in his calm voice, ‘But the Carnatic’s not the only boat, I believe, in Hong Kong harbour.’ And so, with Mrs Aouda at his arm, he went off towards the docks in...

Hong Kong

78 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...felt his heart leap for joy. A whole week. Fogg held up for a whole week in Hong Kong. That would be enough time for the warrant to arrive. At last luck was on the...

Hong Kong

78 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...felt his heart leap for joy. A whole week. Fogg held up for a whole week in Hong Kong. That would be enough time for the warrant to arrive. At last luck was on the...

Hong Kong

78 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...into one of the many dens of this type that have sprung up even in Hong Kong. Passepartout didn’t have any money, but he was happy to accept his companion’s...

Hong Kong

69 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...Passepartout takes too keen an interest in his master and what that leads to Hong Kong is only a small island, ceded to Great Britain by the Treaty of Nanking1 after...

Hong Kong

79 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...on the bridge in order to guide the ship through the approaches to the port of Hong Kong. Passepartout was dying to question this man and to ask him if the steamer for...

Hong Kong

81 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...this suited him because it would force this man Fogg to spend a few days in Hong Kong. At last the weather, in the form of gusts and gales, was on his side...

Hong Kong

78 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...considerably reduced, and it was reasonable to assume that the arrival time in Hong Kong would be twenty hours later than scheduled, or even more if the storm did not...

Hong Kong

81 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...Fix,’ he said to his companion mischievously. ‘Is it true that after we get to Hong Kong we will no longer have the pleasure of your company?’ ‘Well,’ replied Mr Fix...

Hong Kong

81 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...Fogg needed to cover this distance in six days at the most in order to be in Hong Kong in time to catch the boat that was due to leave on 6 November for Yokohama, one...

Hong Kong

79 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...he said he had to stay, who then showed up again on the Rangoon, on the way to Hong Kong, who in a word was following Mr Fogg step by step on his journey: all this...

Hong Kong

81 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...which various matters are dealt with during the crossing from Singapore to Hong Kong From that day on Passepartout and the detective met each other frequently, but...

Hong Kong

77 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Egypt ...seems a blur. So now we’re in Suez, aren’t we?’ ‘Suez it is.’ ‘And that’s in Egypt, isn’t it?’ ‘In Egypt. Quite right.’ ‘And that’s in Africa, isn’t it?’ ‘In...

Egypt

79 29.880796169773134,26.4902014068366,0 Africa ...Egypt. Quite right.’ ‘And that’s in Africa, isn’t it?’ ‘In Africa.’ ‘In Africa,’ repeated Passepartout. ‘I just can’t believe it. I tell you what, sir, I...

Africa

74 18.274639053061836,6.42577000602419,0 Le Havre ...to Liverpool or London but to Le Havre, and the additional crossing from Le Havre to Southampton would have caused Phileas Fogg further delay, thereby rendering...

Le Havre

75 0.10767,49.4938,0 Le Havre ...of the Hamburg Line,1 it didn’t go directly to Liverpool or London but to Le Havre, and the additional crossing from Le Havre to Southampton would have...

Le Havre

76 0.10767,49.4938,0 Paris ...had come to realize the same would be true of Bombay as of Suez and Paris, that this was not the end of his journey, that it would go on at least as far...

Paris

70 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...can’t believe it. I tell you what, sir, I didn’t expect us to go further than Paris, but I only got to see that wonderful city again between seven twenty and eight...

Paris

80 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...Phileas Fogg told Passepartout to buy two first-class tickets for Paris. Then, as he turned around, he noticed his five fellow members of the Reform...

Paris

68 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...he hadn’t set foot in France for five years. Perhaps they would get as far as Paris and, to be honest, he would be pleased to see the great capital city again. But...

Paris

80 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...to put my talents to more practical use, and most recently I was a fireman in Paris. I’ve even been on the scene of some famous fires in my time. But five years...

Paris

80 2.350987,48.856667,0 Bordeaux ...not China?’ ‘I said Liverpool.’ ‘No.’ ‘No?’ ‘No. I’m leaving for Bordeaux and Bordeaux’s where I’m going.’ ‘At any price?’ ‘At any price.’ The captain had spoken and...

Bordeaux

80 -0.573687,44.834764,0 Bordeaux ...full blast, and even if we had enough coal to go at low steam from New York to Bordeaux, we don’t have enough to go at full steam from New York to Liverpool.’ ‘I shall...

Bordeaux

81 -0.573687,44.834764,0 United States ...their last performances before leaving the Land of the Rising Sun for the United States. Passepartout entered the colonnade in front of the building and asked for Mr...

United States

76 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 Pillagi ...let out groans. In the background, between the mass of trees, the temple of Pillagi could be dimly seen. But to the great disappointment of the guide, the rajah’s...

Pillagi

78 Pillagi ...It was decided that the guide would lead the elephant towards the temple of Pillagi, which he would get as near to as possible. Half an hour later they came to a...

Pillagi

78 Salsette ...out clearly. The liner entered the natural harbour formed by the islands of Salsette, Kolaba, Elephanta and Butcher, and by half past four it was alongside...

Salsette

78 72.90704,19.205176,0 Salsette ...Railway is roughly as follows. After leaving the island of Bombay it crosses Salsette, joins the mainland opposite Tannah, crosses the chain of the Western Ghats...

Salsette

79 72.90704,19.205176,0 Aden ...asked. ‘Four hours. The time needed to take on board more coal. From Suez to Aden at the far end of the Red Sea it’s 1,310 nautical miles, so it needs to have a...

Aden

79 45.038928,12.771651,0 Chinese mainland ...and the island of Hong Kong, a small British possession separated from the Chinese mainland. Phileas Fogg needed to cover this distance in six days at the most in order to...

Chinese mainland

77 103.83107747167409,36.56380228339525,0 Indian Ocean ...complete the crossing from Aden to Bombay. As it happened, conditions in the Indian Ocean were favourable. The wind stayed in the north-west. The sails were used to...

Indian Ocean

79 80.0,-20.0,0 Bundelkhand ...taking place tomorrow is not voluntary.’ ‘How do you know?’ ‘Everybody in Bundelkhand knows about this business,’ replied the guide. ‘Nevertheless, the poor woman...

Bundelkhand

76 Bundelkhand ...orphaned she had been married against her will to this elderly rajah from Bundelkhand. Three months later she was widowed. Knowing the fate that awaited her, she ran...

Bundelkhand

76 Bundelkhand ...him and this is how Mr Fogg, Passepartout and the widow of the rajah from Bundelkhand were brought before Judge Obadiah. What is more, if Passepartout had not been...

Bundelkhand

76 Fire Island, ...it followed the coastline of Long Island, keeping well clear of the beacon on Fire Island, then headed rapidly eastwards. At midday on the following day, 13 December, a...

Fire Island,

80 -74.00597,40.71427,0 Allahabad ...Sullivan, ‘eighty days since the opening of the section between Rothal and Allahabad on the Indian Peninsular Railway. This is how the Morning Chronicle worked it...

Allahabad

77 81.84322,25.44478,0 Allahabad ...in the morning they set off again. The guide hoped to arrive at the station in Allahabad that very evening. This way Mr Fogg would only lose some of the forty-eight...

Allahabad

81 81.84322,25.44478,0 Allahabad ...they had about the same distance left before reaching the station at Allahabad. The night was chilly. Inside the bungalow, the Parsee made a fire with dead...

Allahabad

71 81.84322,25.44478,0 Allahabad ...the dear fellow. What would Mr Fogg do with the elephant once they had reached Allahabad? Would he take it with them? That was impossible! The cost of transporting...

Allahabad

81 81.84322,25.44478,0 Allahabad ...do is go away,’ replied the guide. ‘Wait,’ said Fogg. ‘All I need is to be in Allahabad by midday.’ ‘But what are you hoping for?’ asked Sir Francis. ‘In a few hours...

Allahabad

80 81.84322,25.44478,0 England ...had been some heavy betting on the risks involved. It is well known that in England betting is an activity practised by a more intelligent and select group of...

England

78 -2.8597499154730794,54.125395081364154,0 England ...It is well known how seriously anything involving geography is taken in England. And so there was not a single reader, regardless of social class, who failed...

England

74 -2.8597499154730794,54.125395081364154,0 England ...of the English and the proverbial coldness of their gentlemen, he had come to England in search of fortune. But so far luck had not been on his side. He had not been...

England

80 -2.8597499154730794,54.125395081364154,0 Benares ...of Bundelkhand, goes up to Allahabad, turns east to meet the Ganges at Benares, moves slightly away from it and goes back down to the south-east via Burdwan...

Benares

73 83.01041,25.31668,0 England ...welldressed gentleman who had been seen in the cash room in the Bank of England. The detective, obviously spurred on by the prospect of a large reward for a...

England

74 -2.8597499154730794,54.125395081364154,0 England ...he had completed his journey around the world, would be absolutely safe in England? Perhaps Fix’s view of Mr Fogg really had changed. But he was still just as...

England

77 Bundelkhand ...as far as Burhampur, travels through the more or less independent territory of Bundelkhand, goes up to Allahabad, turns east to meet the Ganges at Benares, moves slightly...

Bundelkhand

81 Benares ...of Bundelkhand, goes up to Allahabad, turns east to meet the Ganges at Benares, moves slightly away from it and goes back down to the south-east via Burdwan...

Benares

73 83.01041,25.31668,0 Allahabad ...Sullivan, ‘eighty days since the opening of the section between Rothal and Allahabad on the Indian Peninsular Railway. This is how the Morning Chronicle worked it...

Allahabad

77 81.84322,25.44478,0 Allahabad ...through the more or less independent territory of Bundelkhand, goes up to Allahabad, turns east to meet the Ganges at Benares, moves slightly away from it and goes...

Allahabad

76 81.84322,25.44478,0 Sacramento ...every country under the sun and steamboats with several decks, which serve the Sacramento and its tributaries. Here too can be seen stock piles of goods, the produce of...

Sacramento

81 -121.4944,38.58157,0 Dublin ...he got into the train from Queenstown at half past one in the morning, reached Dublin as dawn was breaking and immediately got on to one of those steamers – real...

Dublin

81 -6.24889,53.33306,0 Dover ...days! Was he dealing with a madman? No. It was a joke … They were going to Dover. Fair enough. To Calais. Fine. After all, that was nothing for the dear fellow...

Dover

77 1.3,51.13333,0 Asia ...produce of trade from as far afield as Mexico, Peru, Chile, Brazil, Europe, Asia and all the islands in the Pacific Ocean. Passepartout was so delighted to...

Asia

78 95.73147572509009,44.92215156908961,0 Kalinjar ...swiftly again. Towards midday, the guide skirted around the small town of Kalinjar, situated on the Cani, one of the minor tributaries of the Ganges. He always...

Kalinjar

76 80.08152,28.62019,0 Chunar ...by a cloud of smoke. The travellers scarcely managed a glimpse of the fort at Chunar, twenty miles southwest of Benares, the former stronghold of the rajahs of...

Chunar

80 82.714728,25.205564,0 Omaha ...an uninterrupted metal strip stretching for no less than 3,786 miles. Between Omaha and the Pacific the railroad crosses territory that is still the haunt of...

Omaha

80 -95.94043,41.25626,0 Omaha ...going off into the states of Iowa, Kansas, Colorado and Oregon. After leaving Omaha it follows the south bank of the Platte River as far as the mouth of the North...

Omaha

80 -95.94043,41.25626,0 Omaha ...important tributary whose waters flow into the Missouri a short distance above Omaha. They had crossed the hundred and first meridian. Mr Fogg and his partners had...

Omaha

81 -95.94043,41.25626,0 Omaha ...soil. At eight o’clock in the morning the train left behind Fort McPherson. Omaha was 357 miles away. The railway line followed the left bank of the South Platte...

Omaha

78 -95.94043,41.25626,0 India ...replied Mr Fogg, ‘by not going across India. But if I hadn’t gone across India, I wouldn’t have rescued Mrs Aouda, and she wouldn’t now be my wife, and...

India

75 77.5,22.5,0 Singapore ...arrival for each main staging point, Paris, Brindisi, Suez, Bombay, Calcutta, Singapore, Hong Kong, Yokohama, San Francisco, New York, Liverpool and London. This...

Singapore

80 103.85007,1.28967,0 Yokohama ...steamship 13 days From Hong Kong to Yokohama (Japan), by steamship 6 days From Yokohama to San Francisco, by steamship 22 days From San Francisco to New York, by...

Yokohama

81 139.65,35.43333,0 Colorado ...along the Bitter Creek Valley, which forms part of the water system of the Colorado. The following day, 7 December, there was a fifteen-minute stop at the station...

Colorado

77 -105.5482984276685,38.99935931714123,0 Patna ...the fortified town of Buxar, the large manufacturing and trading centre of Patna, with the largest opium market in India, and Monghyr, a town that is not merely...

Patna

77 85.13563,25.59408,0 Ganges ...which Phileas Fogg travels the whole length of the wonderful valley of the Ganges without thinking it worth a look The bold rescue plan had come off. An hour...

Ganges

77 86.51155633333333,25.621435,0 Ganges ...above as a steamboat shrilly chugged past, disturbing the holy waters of the Ganges and scaring away the gulls that flew over its surface, the tortoises swarming...

Ganges

79 86.51155633333333,25.621435,0 France ...a servant, I can take you on as a clown. Do you understand, my dear fellow? In France they use foreigners to make people laugh and abroad they...

France

81 2.5522572848112075,46.557575440537526,0 France ...nothing for the dear fellow to get upset about when he hadn’t set foot in France for five years. Perhaps they would get as far as Paris and, to be honest, he...

France

76 2.5522572848112075,46.557575440537526,0 island of Formosa ...was well on its way through the Fokien Strait, which separates the large island of Formosa2 from the mainland of China, and it was now crossing the Tropic of Cancer. The...

island of Formosa

75 120.9636876493407,23.753425208799424,0 Hong Kong ...by railway 3 days From Calcutta to Hong Kong, by steamship 13 days From Hong Kong to Yokohama (Japan), by steamship 6 days From Yokohama to San Francisco, by...

Hong Kong

74 114.15769,22.28552,0 Ogden ...between San Francisco and Ogden, and the ‘Union Pacific’ between Ogden and Omaha. That is where five different lines meet up, making regular travel...

Ogden

67 -111.97133,41.19189,0 Mississippi ...via Council Bluffs, Des Moines and Iowa City. During the night it crossed the Mississippi at Davenport and entered Illinois via Rock Island. At four o’clock in the...

Mississippi

80 -89.67056279652331,32.76084854915054,0 England ...Saints, a religion which was taken up not only in America but also in England, Scandinavia and Germany and which counts among its members craftsmen and also...

England

72 -2.8597499154730794,54.125395081364154,0 England ...arrived in the International Hotel he felt as if he had never left England. On the ground floor of the hotel there was a huge bar, a sort of buffet area...

England

69 -2.8597499154730794,54.125395081364154,0 Europe ...Phileas Fogg’s hopes. No other steamer plying the direct route from America to Europe could further the gentleman’s plans. This applied to the French transatlantic...

Europe

81 28.222024818160893,55.83114375381915,0 United States of America ...HONOURABLE WILLIAM BATULCAR LAST PERFORMANCES Before their departure for the United States of America OF THE LONG-NOSES-LONG-NOSES DEDICATED TO THE GOD TENGU1 Great Attraction! ‘The...

United States of America

79 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 Sierra Nevada ...Great Salt Lake Desert, Mounts Cedar and Humboldt, the Humboldt River and the Sierra Nevada and goes back down to the Pacific via Sacramento, and over its whole length the...

Sierra Nevada

80 -121.01779,39.26173,0 Strait of Bab-el-Mandeb ...thanks to its powerful engines, continued on schedule down towards the Strait of Bab-el-Mandeb. What was Phileas Fogg doing meanwhile? It might have been thought that he...

Strait of Bab-el-Mandeb

73 India ...Phileas Fogg decided to use him. Elephants are, however, expensive in India, as they are becoming rare. The males, the only ones that can be used in circus...

India

72 77.5,22.5,0 India ...In his opinion the young woman would only really be safe once she had left India. Phileas Fogg replied that he would take account of these remarks and would...

India

77 77.5,22.5,0 India ...like Mohammed’s tomb.4 But in these more prosaic times Benares, the Athens of India according to orientalists, had come back down to earth with a jolt, and for a...

India

80 77.5,22.5,0 India ...woman traveller? Or on the contrary had the gentleman undertaken his trip to India in order to meet up with this delightful person? And delightful she...

India

79 77.5,22.5,0 Strait of Malacca ...in the know. On the afternoon of Wednesday 30 October, the Rangoon entered the Strait of Malacca, which separates the Malaya peninsula from the island of Sumatra. The main...

Strait of Malacca

81 102.2405,2.196,0 San Francisco ...and I must be in Yokohama by the 14th at the latest, to catch the steamer for San Francisco.’ ‘Sorry,’ replied the sailor, ‘but it’s impossible.’ ‘I’m offering you £100 a...

San Francisco

80 -122.41942,37.77493,0 India ...emigrating to America and a number of officers from the British army in India, who were using their leave to go around the world. During the crossing there...

India

74 79.61702627978634,23.01035740062025,0 Salt Lake City ...of Laramie and the Wasatch Mountains, skirts the Great Salt Lake, arrives in Salt Lake City, the Mormon capital, goes deep into the Tuilla Valley, runs along the edge of...

Salt Lake City

79 -111.89105,40.76078,0 New York ...the hands of those gentlemen from the Reform Club. In four days we’ll be in New York. Well, if for those four days my master doesn’t put a foot outside...

New York

78 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...of Oxford Street in London or the Champs-Élysées in Paris or Fifth Avenue in New York, were lined with impressive-looking shops, displaying goods from all over the...

New York

79 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...soon as Mr Fogg had disembarked he found out the time of the next train to New York. It was due to leave at six o’clock in the evening. Mr Fogg therefore had a...

New York

77 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...that a train from San Francisco to New York and a transatlantic steamer from New York to London would undoubtedly enable them to complete this impossible...

New York

79 -74.00597,40.71427,0 Himalayas ...him with those great eyes of hers, eyes ‘as clear as the sacred lakes of the Himalayas’. But the unyielding Mr Fogg, more buttoned up than ever, did not seem to...

Himalayas

79 77.5,32.5,0 Savile Row ...be told twice to do as his master orders The following day the inhabitants of Savile Row would certainly have been surprised to be informed that Mr Fogg was back in...

Savile Row

80 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Sierra ...region. The route taken by the train followed the twists and turns of the Sierra, at times clinging to the mountainside, at others hanging over precipices...

Sierra

76 -120.84659,37.49466,0 Liverpool ...the China, the only steamer from New York that he could have caught to get to Liverpool in time, arrived yesterday. Well, here’s the passenger list, as published in...

Liverpool

80 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...replied, gritting his teeth, ‘you really think that we’re heading for Liverpool.’ ‘But of course.’ ‘Idiot!’ answered the inspector, as he walked away...

Liverpool

72 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...conclude that under Phileas Fogg’s command the Henrietta was not heading for Liverpool at all but for some other part of the world where the thief, who had now turned...

Liverpool

79 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...conclude that under Phileas Fogg’s command the Henrietta was not heading for Liverpool at all but for some other part of the world where the thief, who had now turned...

Liverpool

79 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...Well known.’ ‘Will you take me and three other people to Liverpool?’ ‘To Liverpool? Why not China?’ ‘I said Liverpool.’ ‘No.’ ‘No?’ ‘No. I’m leaving for Bordeaux...

Liverpool

75 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...North American Royal Mail Steam Packet Company. The China, bound for Liverpool, had left forty-five minutes earlier! 32 In which Phileas Fogg squares up to...

Liverpool

71 -2.97794,53.41058,0 China ...and the Rangoon headed swiftly for the Strait of Malacca, which led on to the China Seas. Meanwhile, what had become of Inspector Fix, who had been...

China

80 75.22933,37.774616,0 India ...the whist was taking second place to the discussion. ‘Even if the natives of India or North America take up the rails?’ exclaimed Andrew Stuart. ‘Even if they...

India

79 77.5,22.5,0 India ...of the passengers who had embarked at Brindisi were travelling to India. Some were going to Bombay, others to Calcutta but via Bombay, because since...

India

68 77.5,22.5,0 India ...… yes …’ replied Fix, not wanting to be drawn. ‘Is it interesting, India?’ ‘Very interesting. There are mosques, minarets, temples, fakirs, pagodas...

India

69 77.5,22.5,0 India ...had provided for him in the person of Fix. On Sunday 20 October the coast of India was sighted. Two hours later the harbour pilot came aboard the Mongolia. On the...

India

79 77.5,22.5,0 India ...only takes three days. The route chosen for the railway does not cut across India in a straight line. The distance as the crow flies is only between 1,000...

India

78 77.5,22.5,0 Mongolia ...liner Mongolia was due to arrive in Suez at eleven o’clock in the morning. The Mongolia, which belonged to the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company,1 was...

Mongolia

81 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 North America ...herbs. It was also the club’s ice, brought at great expense from the lakes of North America, that kept his drinks chilled to just the right temperature. If this is what it...

North America

80 -92.29468412630054,56.45113996680288,0 Mongolia ...since the last instructions his master had given him as he left the Mongolia, Passepartout had come to realize the same would be true of Bombay as of Suez...

Mongolia

70 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...his meal. A few moments after Mr Fogg, Inspector Fix also disembarked from the Mongolia and hurried off to see the head of the Bombay police. He explained who he was...

Mongolia

81 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...Calcutta. It was half past four in the afternoon when the passengers from the Mongolia disembarked in Bombay and the train for Calcutta was leaving at exactly eight...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...coast of India was sighted. Two hours later the harbour pilot came aboard the Mongolia. On the horizon the outline of hills formed a harmonious backdrop. Soon the...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...whatsoever on Phileas Fogg’s timetable. It had been planned. In any case, the Mongolia, instead of arriving in Aden only in the morning of 15 October, got there on...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...like a giant-sized coffee cup. In the course of the following night the Mongolia crossed the Strait of Bab-el-Mandeb, whose name means in Arabic the Gate of...

Mongolia

74 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...this man Fogg. He might be of use to him at some point. So in the bar of the Mongolia he often offered to buy him a few glasses of whisky or pale ale, and the dear...

Mongolia

79 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...wind was blowing either from the Asiatic or the African side of the coast, the Mongolia, shaped like a long propeller-driven rocket, was caught in the beam and...

Mongolia

81 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...get £280 per annum, brigadiers £2,400 and generals £4,000.* Life on board the Mongolia was therefore one of luxury with a society made up of public servants...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...get £280 per annum, brigadiers £2,400 and generals £4,000.* Life on board the Mongolia was therefore one of luxury with a society made up of public servants...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...sailing schedule allowed its steamers a period of 138 hours to cover it. The Mongolia, whose engines were at full throttle, was moving fast in order to arrive ahead...

Mongolia

79 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...urgent request to send an arrest warrant to Bombay. Then I’ll get on board the Mongolia, keep track of my thief all the way to India and there, on what is British...

Mongolia

81 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...his companion buy what he needed, urged him not to miss the departure of the Mongolia, and hurried off back to the consul’s office. Now that his mind was made up...

Mongolia

79 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...spending it on the way. That’s why he’s promised the chief engineer of the Mongolia a huge bonus in Bombay if he gets us there with plenty of time to spare.’ ‘And...

Mongolia

77 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...Friday, 7.20 a.m. Arrived Brindisi, Saturday 5 October, 4 p.m. Boarded the Mongolia, Saturday, 5 p.m. Arrived Suez, Wednesday 9 October, 11 a.m. Total time in...

Mongolia

77 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...point, ‘I have good reason to believe that our man is a passenger on board the Mongolia.’ Fix then recounted what had taken place between the servant and himself...

Mongolia

81 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...but most of them disembarked in the small boats that had come alongside the Mongolia. Fix examined closely all those who set foot on dry land. At that moment one of...

Mongolia

78 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...a strange sort of premonition that the thief was bound to be on board the Mongolia, and in all truth if the crook had left England with the intention of reaching...

Mongolia

76 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...you’ve got, you’ll be able to recognize your man if he really is on board the Mongolia.’ ‘My dear sir,’ replied Fix, ‘you sniff out this sort of individual...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...of a large reward for a successful arrest, was therefore waiting for the Mongolia to arrive with understandable impatience. ‘Am I right, sir,’ he asked for the...

Mongolia

75 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...liner Mongolia was due to arrive in Suez at eleven o’clock in the morning. The Mongolia, which belonged to the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company,1 was...

Mongolia

81 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...about that man Phileas Fogg were as follows: On Wednesday 9 October, the liner Mongolia was due to arrive in Suez at eleven o’clock in the morning. The Mongolia, which...

Mongolia

81 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Queenstown ...by ten o’clock in the evening the ship was still off Queenstown.1 Phileas Fogg only had twenty-four hours left to get to London. That was...

Queenstown

55 -8.29917,51.85722,0 -74.79072,40.32844,0 Wyoming ...again almost immediately, and twenty miles further on it entered the state of Wyoming – formerly part of Dakota – by going right along the Bitter Creek Valley, which...

Wyoming

80 -107.55132371540648,42.999465833494234,0 i ...the Bank of England, or in any of the financial institutions of the City. No dock or basin in London had ever handled a ship whose owner was called...

i

71 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Singapore ...Rangoon was heavily loaded. A large number of passengers had boarded at Singapore, Indians, Singhalese, Chinese, Malays and Portuguese, most of whom were in the...

Singapore

74 103.81753246434306,1.3549285425521864,0 Calcutta ...caught up in this journey of circumnavigation? As he was leaving Calcutta he gave orders for the arrest warrant, if it eventually arrived, to be sent to...

Calcutta

67 88.36304,22.56263,0 Calcutta ...in the temple at Bombay, but this was what had brought them to court in Calcutta. What had happened was that Fix had realized the advantage he could gain from...

Calcutta

74 88.36304,22.56263,0 Calcutta ...Hong Kong on the 25th at midday. Today is only the 22nd and we shall get to Calcutta on time.’ There was nothing that could be said in reply to such a...

Calcutta

78 88.36304,22.56263,0 Calcutta ...companion? The meeting must obviously have taken place between Bombay and Calcutta. But where exactly on the Indian subcontinent? Was it chance that had brought...

Calcutta

76 88.36304,22.56263,0 Calcutta ...have to delay his departure at all costs. I failed in Bombay and I failed in Calcutta. If things don’t work out in Hong Kong my reputation will be ruined. Whatever...

Calcutta

79 88.36304,22.56263,0 Suez ...with understandable interest, since here in Calcutta, as in Bombay and Suez, he was still without his arrest warrant. However, Judge Obadiah had taken note...

Suez

73 32.26816598461934,29.657209734495773,0 Suez ...Sir Francis Cromarty, one of Mr Fogg’s whist partners during the crossing from Suez to Bombay, who was rejoining his troops stationed near Benares. Sir Francis...

Suez

81 32.26816598461934,29.657209734495773,0 Bombay ...nothing to do with the temple at Pillagi but the temple at Malabar Hill, in Bombay.’ ‘And as evidence of his guilt here are the shoes used by the perpetrator of...

Bombay

78 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...bar, for two days the police have been looking out for you on every train from Bombay.’ ‘But what are we accused of?’ Passepartout cried out impatiently. ‘You will...

Bombay

81 72.88261,19.07283,0 Edinburgh ...real bank robber, a certain James Strand, had been arrested on 17 December in Edinburgh. Three days earlier Phileas Fogg had been a criminal ruthlessly hunted downby...

Edinburgh

80 -3.19648,55.95206,0 Bombay ...his companion from the crossing on the Mongolia. ‘Amazing! I left you in Bombay and I meet up with you again on the way to Hong Kong! Are you going around the...

Bombay

75 72.88261,19.07283,0 Malacca ...on such a relatively small island should realize that they come from Malacca, by swimming across the strait. After travelling around the countryside for a...

Malacca

71 102.2405,2.196,0 Hong Kong ...have two days spare that I can use. There’s a steamer that leaves Calcutta for Hong Kong on the 25th at midday. Today is only the 22nd and we shall get to Calcutta on...

Hong Kong

81 114.15769,22.28552,0 Hong Kong ...in any case he would not leave the young woman behind and would take her to Hong Kong. ‘But the boat leaves at midday!’ Passepartout pointed out. ‘We’ll be on board...

Hong Kong

78 114.15769,22.28552,0 Hong Kong ...in Singapore long enough for him to be able to do anything there. So it was in Hong Kong that the thief’s arrest had to take place. Otherwise the thief would escape him...

Hong Kong

81 114.15769,22.28552,0 Hong Kong ...police inspector’s hopes and desires were now concentrated on one single spot, Hong Kong, since the steamer did not stop in Singapore long enough for him to be able to...

Hong Kong

81 114.15769,22.28552,0 Hong Kong ...take advantage of to get away once and for all. If the operation failed in Hong Kong, it would be, if not downright impossible, at least very difficult to repeat it...

Hong Kong

77 114.15769,22.28552,0 Omaha ...comes to an end, linking the Mississippi basin to the ocean. To go from Omaha to Chicago the railway, known as the Chicago–Rock Island Railroad, runs...

Omaha

74 -95.94043,41.25626,0 Benares ...and the nadir, like Mohammed’s tomb.4 But in these more prosaic times Benares, the Athens of India according to orientalists, had come back down to earth...

Benares

72 83.01041,25.31668,0 Europe ...a coordination that didn’t exist and that couldn’t exist. At a pinch and in Europe, where the length of the journey was relatively short, the trains could be...

Europe

78 28.222024818160893,55.83114375381915,0 Rangoon ...offered by the view of the Andaman Islands soon came to an end and the Rangoon headed swiftly for the Strait of Malacca, which led on to the China...

Rangoon

73 96.15611,16.80528,0 Rangoon ...call ‘the fathoms of Bengal’ favoured the progress of the steamer. The Rangoon was soon within sight of Grand Andaman, the main island in the group, easily...

Rangoon

73 96.15611,16.80528,0 Rangoon ...in a very awkward position, until the presence of Mrs Aouda on board the Rangoon opened up some new possibilities for him. Who exactly was this woman? What was...

Rangoon

75 96.15611,16.80528,0 Rangoon ...for him not simply to buy his way out. But something had to be done before the Rangoon reached Hong Kong. This man Fogg had the unpleasant habit of hopping from...

Rangoon

81 96.15611,16.80528,0 London ...in the evening – about twenty-five hours since the travellers had got back to London – Passepartout had been told to inform Rev. Samuel Wilson about a certain...

London

80 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Rangoon ...was therefore no time to lose. It was 30 October and the following day the Rangoon was due to put in at Singapore. Accordingly, that very day Fix left his cabin...

Rangoon

77 96.15611,16.80528,0 Calcutta ...at Brindisi were travelling to India. Some were going to Bombay, others to Calcutta but via Bombay, because since the opening of the railway that goes right across...

Calcutta

77 88.36304,22.56263,0 Calcutta ...width of India, with branch lines along its route, the journey from Bombay to Calcutta now only takes three days. The route chosen for the railway does not cut across...

Calcutta

80 88.36304,22.56263,0 New York ...Yokohama to San Francisco, by steamship 22 days From San Francisco to New York, by railroad4 7 days From New York to London, by steamship and railway...

New York

72 -74.00597,40.71427,0 United Kingdom ...de Lesseps’s great feat of engineering.3 Of these two men, one was the United Kingdom consul based in Suez, who – despite the pessimistic forecasts of the British...

United Kingdom

73 -2.8597499154730794,54.125395081364154,0 Suez ...via the Mont Cenis tunnel3 and Brindisi, by railway and steamship 7 days From Suez to Bombay, by steamship 13 days From Bombay to Calcutta, by railway 3 days From...

Suez

80 32.52627,29.97371,0 Suez ...Police Headquarters, Scotland Yard, London From: Fix, detective inspector, Suez Trailing bank robber, Phileas Fogg. Send arrest warrant without delay...

Suez

77 32.52627,29.97371,0 Suez ...a jetty about 2,000 metres long stuck out like an arm into the harbour of Suez. Several fishing boats or coastal vessels moved across the surface of the Red...

Suez

76 32.52627,29.97371,0 Macao ...River and only sixty miles separate it from the Portuguese possession of Macao, which stands on the opposite bank. It was inevitable that Hong Kong would be...

Macao

75 113.5539810047247,22.1750482113586,0 Shanghai ...going to Nagasaki, in the far south of Japan, 1,100 miles away, or to Shanghai, which is 800 miles from Hong Kong. If we went the second way we could stay...

Shanghai

72 121.45806,31.22222,0 London ...Fix’s role in this business? Wouldn’t it be better to wait until they got to London to tell him that an inspector from the Metropolitan Police had trailed him all...

London

79 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...to be the case, the first serious setback he had encountered since leaving London would probably not have any harmful effect. During the night, towards the early...

London

77 -0.12574,51.50853,0 San Francisco ...making regular travel possible between Omaha and New York. New York and San Francisco are therefore now linked by an uninterrupted metal strip stretching for no less...

San Francisco

74 -122.41942,37.77493,0 San Francisco ...his sight, asked permission to accompany him around this fascinating city of San Francisco. Permission was duly granted. And so Mrs Aouda, Phileas Fogg and Fix strolled...

San Francisco

79 -122.41942,37.77493,0 San Francisco ...for an hour as far as the River Weber, having covered about 900 miles since San Francisco. From there it turned east again through the mountainous terrain of the Wasatch...

San Francisco

78 -122.41942,37.77493,0 San Francisco ...and then went east to meet up with the line coming from Omaha. From San Francisco to Sacramento the line headed directly north-east along the American River...

San Francisco

70 -122.41942,37.77493,0 America ...used by all the steamers that transport mail and passengers between North America, China, Japan and Malaya. Yokohama is situated in Tokyo Bay, quite close to...

America

76 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 Japan ...He ate for his master, for Mrs Aouda and for himself. He ate as if Japan, the country he was heading for was a desert island, totally devoid of anything...

Japan

69 137.99463874474714,37.56741004797496,0 London ...the one which in the southern hemisphere stands at the antipodes of London. Of the eighty days he had available, it is true that Mr Fogg had used up...

London

70 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Japan ...purposes, he had come to the conclusion that meat was very scarce in Japan. He was quite right about this but if he couldn’t eat butcher’s meat his...

Japan

71 137.99463874474714,37.56741004797496,0 Khandesh ...entered the passes through the Satpura Hills, which separate the territory of Khandesh from that of Bundelkhand. The next day, 22 October, in reply to a question from...

Khandesh

80 Malabar Hill ...his departure by two hours, he had given legal advice to the priests of Malabar Hill and had promised them a large sum in damages, knowing full well that the...

Malabar Hill

74 Aden ...was the result of all those enforced detours between London and Aden, between Aden and Bombay, between Calcutta and Singapore and between Singapore and Yokohama...

Aden

80 44.85611233480177,12.826409691629948,0 Yokohama ...so much. It was possible, therefore, that they might meet up with him again in Yokohama, and it would be easy to find out if he had got there on the Carnatic. At about...

Yokohama

81 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...about the future. It seemed certain to him that Fogg would not stop in Yokohama and that he would immediately catch the steamer for San Francisco in order to...

Yokohama

73 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...obviously have been to the pilot’s advantage to take his passengers as far as Yokohama, because he was being paid by the day. But it would have been reckless of him...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...‘The steamer for San Francisco doesn’t start from Yokohama. It puts in at Yokohama and Nagasaki, but its home port is Shanghai.’ ‘Are you sure what you’re saying...

Yokohama

76 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...replied the pilot. ‘The steamer for San Francisco doesn’t start from Yokohama. It puts in at Yokohama and Nagasaki, but its home port is Shanghai.’ ‘Are you...

Yokohama

71 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...case, we wouldn’t arrive in time because it’s 1,650 miles from Hong Kong to Yokohama.’ ‘Only 1,600,’ said Mr Fogg. ‘Makes no difference.’ Fix breathed again. ‘But,’...

Yokohama

78 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...case, we wouldn’t arrive in time because it’s 1,650 miles from Hong Kong to Yokohama.’ ‘Only 1,600,’ said Mr Fogg. ‘Makes no difference.’ Fix breathed again. ‘But,’...

Yokohama

78 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...must be joking!’ he said. ‘No. I’ve missed the Carnatic and I must be in Yokohama by the 14th at the latest, to catch the steamer for San Francisco.’ ‘Sorry,’...

Yokohama

75 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...of the journey. As it happened, the steamer that did the crossing from Yokohama to San Francisco was a direct connection for the steamer from Hong Kong and it...

Yokohama

73 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...of the journey. As it happened, the steamer that did the crossing from Yokohama to San Francisco was a direct connection for the steamer from Hong Kong and it...

Yokohama

73 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...in that calm way of his if he knew when there’d be a boat from Hong Kong to Yokohama. ‘Tomorrow, on the morning tide,’ replied the pilot. ‘Oh!’ said Mr Fogg without...

Yokohama

78 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...in that calm way of his if he knew when there’d be a boat from Hong Kong to Yokohama. ‘Tomorrow, on the morning tide,’ replied the pilot. ‘Oh!’ said Mr Fogg without...

Yokohama

78 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...whole journey in jeopardy by making him miss the departure of the steamer for Yokohama. But this man, who seemed totally imperturbable, felt neither impatience...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...was not the type who would let an idea go to waste and so he headed for Yokohama harbour. But the closer he got to the docks, the more his plan, which had...

Yokohama

74 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...determined if necessary to carry on as far as Tokyo. This native part of Yokohama is called Benten, after the name of a goddess of the sea worshipped on the...

Yokohama

75 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...the holy emperor descended from the gods, lives. The Carnatic docked in Yokohama, near the jetties of the port and the customs sheds, amid a large number of...

Yokohama

74 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...transport mail and passengers between North America, China, Japan and Malaya. Yokohama is situated in Tokyo Bay, quite close to that enormous town, which is the...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...from Shanghai. It had six hours left to reach the port before the steamer for Yokohama departed. There was great anxiety on board. They wanted to arrive at all costs...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...be in Shanghai by that very evening if he was to catch the steamer leaving for Yokohama. Without the storm, which had made him lose several hours, he wouldn’t still...

Yokohama

81 139.65,35.43333,0 Singapore ...detours between London and Aden, between Aden and Bombay, between Calcutta and Singapore and between Singapore and Yokohama. If he had followed all the way the fiftieth...

Singapore

81 103.81753246434306,1.3549285425521864,0 Rock Island ...to the ocean. To go from Omaha to Chicago the railway, known as the Chicago–Rock Island Railroad, runs directly east, serving fifty stations on the way. A direct train...

Rock Island

78 -90.57875,41.50948,0 Queenstown ...by ten o’clock in the evening the ship was still off Queenstown.1 Phileas Fogg only had twenty-four hours left to get to London. That was...

Queenstown

55 -8.29917,51.85722,0 Rock Island ...the night it crossed the Mississippi at Davenport and entered Illinois via Rock Island. At four o’clock in the afternoon of the following day, the 10th, it...

Rock Island

77 -90.57875,41.50948,0 Ohio ...gentleman had no time to lose. It went like lightning through Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, passing through towns with classical-sounding...

Ohio

73 -82.71078831032283,40.416415222506814,0 Aurungabad ...could see Ellora and its wonderful temples and also the famous city of Aurungabad, once the fearsome Aurungzeb’s capital city3 but now merely an administrative...

Aurungabad

73 84.3742,24.75204,0 London ...in the evening – about twenty-five hours since the travellers had got back to London – Passepartout had been told to inform Rev. Samuel Wilson about a certain...

London

80 -0.12574,51.50853,0 temple of Malabar Hill ...of having violated with his shoes the sanctity of the precincts of the temple of Malabar Hill during the day of 20 October, the court hereby condemns the aforesaid...

temple of Malabar Hill

73 Hong Kong ...furious state, the other two headed for the main police station in Hong Kong. When they got there Phileas Fogg gave a description of Passepartout and left...

Hong Kong

69 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...far south of Japan, 1,100 miles away, or to Shanghai, which is 800 miles from Hong Kong. If we went the second way we could stay close to the Chinese coast, which...

Hong Kong

80 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...of year. In any case, we wouldn’t arrive in time because it’s 1,650 miles from Hong Kong to Yokohama.’ ‘Only 1,600,’ said Mr Fogg. ‘Makes no difference.’ Fix breathed...

Hong Kong

81 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...of year. In any case, we wouldn’t arrive in time because it’s 1,650 miles from Hong Kong to Yokohama.’ ‘Only 1,600,’ said Mr Fogg. ‘Makes no difference.’ Fix breathed...

Hong Kong

81 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...warrant that I’ve requested from London. I need you to help me to keep him in Hong Kong.’ ‘What! You want me to –’ ‘And then I’ll give you a share of the £2,000 reward...

Hong Kong

80 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...In any case, he had no time to lose. Phileas Fogg had to be arrested in Hong Kong at all costs. ‘Listen,’ said Fix curtly, ‘listen to me carefully. I’m not what...

Hong Kong

74 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...into one of the many dens of this type that have sprung up even in Hong Kong. Passepartout didn’t have any money, but he was happy to accept his companion’s...

Hong Kong

69 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...Passepartout everything. It was perhaps the only way to keep Phileas Fogg in Hong Kong for a few more days. After they had left the office Fix offered to take his...

Hong Kong

79 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...to the point, informed her that the Honourable Jejeeh no longer lived in Hong Kong and that he was probably in Holland. At first Mrs Aouda made no reply. She put...

Hong Kong

75 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...search of this relative of hers, in whose safe-keeping he would leave her in Hong Kong. At the same time he told Passepartout to stay in the hotel until he came back...

Hong Kong

79 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...the said person in that calm way of his if he knew when there’d be a boat from Hong Kong to Yokohama. ‘Tomorrow, on the morning tide,’ replied the pilot. ‘Oh!’ said Mr...

Hong Kong

81 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...the said person in that calm way of his if he knew when there’d be a boat from Hong Kong to Yokohama. ‘Tomorrow, on the morning tide,’ replied the pilot. ‘Oh!’ said Mr...

Hong Kong

81 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...come clean with Passepartout. If it did not prove possible to arrest Fogg in Hong Kong and if Fogg was preparing to leave British soil once and for all, then he, Fix...

Hong Kong

79 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Malaya peninsula ...30 October, the Rangoon entered the Strait of Malacca, which separates the Malaya peninsula from the island of Sumatra. The main island was hidden from view by...

Malaya peninsula

77 102.2405,2.196,0 Egypt ...of coming across the helpful person to whom he had spoken on arrival in Egypt. ‘If I’m not mistaken,’ he said, going up to him with his most engaging smile...

Egypt

74 29.880796169773134,26.4902014068366,0 Paris ...time of arrival and the actual time of arrival for each main staging point, Paris, Brindisi, Suez, Bombay, Calcutta, Singapore, Hong Kong, Yokohama...

Paris

78 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...2 October, 8.45 p.m. Arrived Paris, Thursday 3 October, 7.20 a.m. Left Paris, Thursday, 8.40 a.m. Arrived Turin via Mont Cenis, Friday 4 October, 6.35...

Paris

73 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...the following entries: Left London, Wednesday 2 October, 8.45 p.m. Arrived Paris, Thursday 3 October, 7.20 a.m. Left Paris, Thursday, 8.40 a.m. Arrived Turin...

Paris

77 2.350987,48.856667,0 England ...madam. It must be to do with safeguarding your position in England.’ ‘Let’s wait and see,’ replied the young woman, looking thoughtful. And so for...

England

61 America ...Fogg thought that he, too, could make up twelve hours, as the mail from America did. Instead of arriving in Liverpool on the Henrietta the following evening he...

America

74 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 Salsette ...southeast of the natural harbour, nor the caves at Kanheri on the island of Salsette, those magnificent remains of Buddhist architecture. Absolutely nothing...

Salsette

78 72.90704,19.205176,0 Asia ...in order to find another way of getting to the Dutch or French possessions in Asia. He must be well aware that he wouldn’t be safe in India, which is...

Asia

80 95.73147572509009,44.92215156908961,0 Pillagi ...the forest, where it was still dark. An hour after leaving the temple of Pillagi the elephant began to cross an immense plain. At seven o’clock they made a...

Pillagi

75 Pillagi ...cried out Passepartout. ‘Certainly. It’s got nothing to do with the temple at Pillagi but the temple at Malabar Hill, in Bombay.’ ‘And as evidence of his guilt here...

Pillagi

80 Pillagi ...priests to plead guilty in turn to what they attempted to do at the temple of Pillagi.’ The priests looked at one another. They didn’t seem to understand a word of...

Pillagi

80 Asia ...ten days or so by sea.’ ‘And where exactly is Bombay?’ ‘In India.’ ‘That’s in Asia, isn’t it?’ ‘Of course.’ ‘Heavens above! There’s something I’ve got to tell you...

Asia

80 95.73147572509009,44.92215156908961,0 Hong Kong ...eyelid. However, the situation was serious. New York wasn’t the same thing as Hong Kong and dealing with the captain of the Henrietta wasn’t the same thing as dealing...

Hong Kong

80 114.15769,22.28552,0 Aden ...14 October, it put in at Steamer Point, to the northwest of the harbour at Aden. This was where it was due to take on more fuel. Catering for the fuel needs of...

Aden

77 45.038928,12.771651,0 Aden ...It had been planned. In any case, the Mongolia, instead of arriving in Aden only in the morning of 15 October, got there on the evening of the 14th. That...

Aden

73 45.038928,12.771651,0 Aden ...the Mongolia’s propellers were churning up the waters of the harbour of Aden and soon the ship was in the Indian Ocean. It had a time allocation of one...

Aden

74 45.038928,12.771651,0 Indian Ocean ...fastmoving steamer was speeding down the Red Sea. 9 Where the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean prove favourable to Phileas Fogg’s purposes The distance between Suez and Aden...

Indian Ocean

80 80.0,-20.0,0 Bundelkhand ...we have no influence in these savage parts and especially in this region of Bundelkhand. The whole of the area to the north of the Vindhyas is the scene of constant...

Bundelkhand

78 Ceylon ...across the subcontinent it was no longer necessary to go around the tip of Ceylon. Among the passengers were various civil servants and army officers of all...

Ceylon

77 80.70158118386597,7.631633502294998,0 Long Island ...of Sandy Hook and put out to sea. During the day it followed the coastline of Long Island, keeping well clear of the beacon on Fire Island, then headed rapidly...

Long Island

80 -73.94875,40.74482,0 Murshidabad ...could be seen of the beauties of Bengal, such as Golconda, the ruins of Gour, Murshidabad, its former capital, Burdwan, Hoogli or Chandernagore, a French outpost on...

Murshidabad

80 88.27171,24.1839,0 England ...at Mrs Aouda, he said, ‘Madam, will you forgive me for having brought you to England?’ ‘Forgive you, Mr Fogg?’ replied Mrs Aouda, struggling to keep her emotions...

England

79 England ...was bound to be on board the Mongolia, and in all truth if the crook had left England with the intention of reaching the New World, it would be logical for him to...

England

80 -2.8597499154730794,54.125395081364154,0 England ...going through the canal every day, thereby reducing by half the journey from England to India compared to the old route via the Cape of Good Hope. The other was a...

England

79 -2.8597499154730794,54.125395081364154,0 Chandernagore ...goes back down to the south-east via Burdwan and the French possession of Chandernagore,2 terminating in Calcutta. It was half past four in the afternoon when the...

Chandernagore

76 88.36796,22.86225,0 Burdwan ...Bengal, such as Golconda, the ruins of Gour, Murshidabad, its former capital, Burdwan, Hoogli or Chandernagore, a French outpost on Indian soil, over which...

Burdwan

80 Holland ...past two years. After making his fortune he had settled in Europe – probably Holland, which was understandable given the large number of trading connections he had...

Holland

79 5.594164442368646,52.23897485874427,0 Mexico ...can be seen stock piles of goods, the produce of trade from as far afield as Mexico, Peru, Chile, Brazil, Europe, Asia and all the islands in the Pacific...

Mexico

79 -102.53769653912282,23.938568863872224,0 Sacramento ...This section of the line, called the Central Pacific Railroad, first took Sacramento as its startingpoint and then went east to meet up with the line coming from...

Sacramento

76 -121.4944,38.58157,0 Queenstown ...who was in such a rush he didn’t pause for breath, he got into the train from Queenstown at half past one in the morning, reached Dublin as dawn was breaking and...

Queenstown

80 -8.29917,51.85722,0 Hoogli ...such as Golconda, the ruins of Gour, Murshidabad, its former capital, Burdwan, Hoogli or Chandernagore, a French outpost on Indian soil, over which Passepartout...

Hoogli

81 88.39674,22.90877,0 Kholby ...and its warmth was very welcome. Supper consisted of the provisions bought in Kholby. The travellers were almost too exhausted and shaken about to eat. What began...

Kholby

80 Peru ...seen stock piles of goods, the produce of trade from as far afield as Mexico, Peru, Chile, Brazil, Europe, Asia and all the islands in the Pacific...

Peru

80 -74.36323726742708,-9.17271392324794,0 Europe ...Mr Fogg said to his opponent, ‘I am in a great hurry to return to Europe and any delay would have serious consequences for me.’ ‘So, what’s that got to...

Europe

68 28.222024818160893,55.83114375381915,0 Europe ...goods, the produce of trade from as far afield as Mexico, Peru, Chile, Brazil, Europe, Asia and all the islands in the Pacific Ocean. Passepartout was so delighted...

Europe

81 28.222024818160893,55.83114375381915,0 Ganges ...town of Kalinjar, situated on the Cani, one of the minor tributaries of the Ganges. He always avoided places that were inhabited, feeling more secure in the...

Ganges

78 86.51155633333333,25.621435,0 Ganges ...it is well known that, according to the legends of the Ramayana,1 the Ganges has its source in the heavens from where, thanks to Brahma, it comes down to...

Ganges

72 86.51155633333333,25.621435,0 Ganges ...territory of Bundelkhand, goes up to Allahabad, turns east to meet the Ganges at Benares, moves slightly away from it and goes back down to the south-east...

Ganges

73 86.51155633333333,25.621435,0 Ganges ...coach, etc. Nowadays steamboats speed up and down the Indus and the Ganges, and thanks to a railway that crosses the whole width of India, with branch...

Ganges

70 86.51155633333333,25.621435,0 Asia ...English society over those three days. Telegrams were sent to America and to Asia in an attempt to get news of Phileas Fogg. Someone was sent morning and evening...

Asia

79 95.73147572509009,44.92215156908961,0 Marylebone ...it was too late to give notice to the Rev. Samuel Wilson, of the parish of Marylebone. Passepartout put on his best smile. ‘Never too late,’ he said. It was only...

Marylebone

77 -0.11667,51.5,0 Hong Kong ...each main staging point, Paris, Brindisi, Suez, Bombay, Calcutta, Singapore, Hong Kong, Yokohama, San Francisco, New York, Liverpool and London. This enabled him...

Hong Kong

79 114.15769,22.28552,0 Omaha ...as its startingpoint and then went east to meet up with the line coming from Omaha. From San Francisco to Sacramento the line headed directly north-east along the...

Omaha

79 -95.94043,41.25626,0 Omaha ...replied the conductor,2 ‘we’ve telegraphed through to the station at Omaha to ask for a train but it probably won’t arrive in Medicine Bow until six...

Omaha

71 -95.94043,41.25626,0 Omaha ...replied Mr Fogg. ‘Are you going to New York?’ ‘No.’ ‘To Chicago?’ ‘No.’ ‘To Omaha?’ ‘That’s nothing to do with you. Do you know Plum Creek?’ ‘No,’ answered Mr...

Omaha

78 -95.94043,41.25626,0 Ogden ...is unable to talk sense into anybody After it left the Great Salt Lake and Ogden station, the train headed north for an hour as far as the River Weber, having...

Ogden

77 -111.97133,41.19189,0 Ogden ...to the City of Latter- Day Saints via the small branch line that goes off from Ogden. Two hours were enough to visit this absolutely typical American town, one that...

Ogden

81 -111.97133,41.19189,0 Ogden ...two quite distinct sections, the ‘Central Pacific’ between San Francisco and Ogden, and the ‘Union Pacific’ between Ogden and Omaha. That is where five different...

Ogden

79 -111.97133,41.19189,0 Nebraska ...line between the states of Wyoming and Colorado. At eleven o’clock it entered Nebraska, passed close to Sedgwick and reached Julesberg, which is situated on the South...

Nebraska

80 -95.85917,40.67667,0 Iowa ...junctions along its length, with branch lines going off into the states of Iowa, Kansas, Colorado and Oregon. After leaving Omaha it follows the south bank of...

Iowa

77 -93.49705810242966,42.07732028477249,0 Yokohama ...staging point, Paris, Brindisi, Suez, Bombay, Calcutta, Singapore, Hong Kong, Yokohama, San Francisco, New York, Liverpool and London. This enabled him to work out...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Mongolia ...and certainly very obliging, who had turned up in Suez then embarked on the Mongolia and disembarked at Bombay, where he said he had to stay, who then showed up...

Mongolia

78 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 England ...of the English and the proverbial coldness of their gentlemen, he had come to England in search of fortune. But so far luck had not been on his side. He had not been...

England

80 America ...Colonel Proctor again, I suppose?’ ‘No,’ replied Fix. ‘I shall come back to America to find him,’ said Phileas Fogg coldly. ‘It is not acceptable for a British...

America

78 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 America ...politely, ‘after our encounter in San Francisco I had planned to return to America to meet up with you again as soon as I’d sorted out the matters that require my...

America

77 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 San Francisco ...journey. As it happened, the steamer that did the crossing from Yokohama to San Francisco was a direct connection for the steamer from Hong Kong and it couldn’t leave...

San Francisco

78 -122.41942,37.77493,0 America ...with a sneer. ‘That suits me perfectly,’ replied Fogg. ‘Well, this really is America for you,’ thought Passepartout, ‘and this train conductor is a real...

America

79 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 India ...pleased to give information about the customs, history and administration of India, if Phileas Fogg had been the sort who would have asked for it. But the English...

India

79 77.5,22.5,0 India ...sepoy revolt and could justifiably be considered a native. He had lived in India since his youth and had made only occasional visits to the country of his...

India

77 77.5,22.5,0 India ...and trading centre of Patna, with the largest opium market in India, and Monghyr, a town that is not merely European but as English as Manchester...

India

64 77.5,22.5,0 India ...class in Indian society. Several Parsee traders have made huge fortunes in India in the cotton trade. One of them, Sir James Jejeebhoy had been knighted by the...

India

77 77.5,22.5,0 China ...part was already over, that they had left behind strange countries like China and Japan and were now returning to civilization, and finally that a train from...

China

74 103.83107747167409,36.56380228339525,0 Mississippi ...is where the Pacific Railroad properly speaking comes to an end, linking the Mississippi basin to the ocean. To go from Omaha to Chicago the railway, known as...

Mississippi

79 -89.67056279652331,32.76084854915054,0 Hong Kong ...for having been overcome by the effects of opium in a smoking den in Hong Kong,1 for which he apologized. Mr Fogg listened to this story impassively and made...

Hong Kong

71 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...directly from Mrs Aouda, who also told him how they had done the crossing from Hong Kong to Yokohama in the company of a man called Fix, on the schooner...

Hong Kong

81 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 New York ...lines meet up, making regular travel possible between Omaha and New York. New York and San Francisco are therefore now linked by an uninterrupted metal strip...

New York

76 -74.00597,40.71427,0 Calcutta ...a few differences, the dear fellow found it was like walking through Bombay, Calcutta or Singapore. The English have left a trail of similar cities around the...

Calcutta

79 88.36304,22.56263,0 Himalayas ...pupils of her large clear eyes, there shimmer, as in the sacred lakes of the Himalayas, the purest reflections of celestial light. Her delicate, perfect white teeth...

Himalayas

79 77.5,32.5,0 New York ...five different lines meet up, making regular travel possible between Omaha and New York. New York and San Francisco are therefore now linked by an uninterrupted metal...

New York

81 -74.00597,40.71427,0 Shanghai ...help of the current, John Bunsby calculated that it was only ten miles to the Shanghai River, though the town itself is situated at least twelve miles above the...

Shanghai

80 121.45806,31.22222,0 Alabama ...really got people worked up. I wouldn’t be surprised if it wasn’t about that Alabama business, even though it’s been officially settled.’ ‘Perhaps,’ was all Mr Fogg...

Alabama

79 -86.82883934228663,32.789835998375935,0 United States of America ...THE LONG-NOSES-LONG-NOSES DEDICATED TO THE GOD TENGU1 Great Attraction! ‘The United States of America!’ exclaimed Passepartout. ‘That’s right up my street!’ He followed the...

United States of America

79 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 Hyderabad ...merely an administrative town in one of the isolated provinces of the Nizam of Hyderabad’s dominions. This was the area that used to be controlled by Feringheea, the...

Hyderabad

81 78.45636,17.38405,0 68.37366,25.39242,0 City of Paris ...efforts useless. As for the steamers of the Inman Company, one of them, the City of Paris, was setting to sea the following day, but it was pointless even thinking about...

City of Paris

78 2.350987,48.856667,0 Laramie ...wall formed by the northern portion of the Rocky Mountains, dominated by Laramie Peak. Between this curve and the railway stretched vast, well-watered plains...

Laramie

75 -105.5911,41.31137,0 California ...a steamship. Meanwhile the train sped along at full steam across the state of California. In this part of the country between San Francisco and Sacramento the land is...

California

80 -119.60604445719355,37.24235921742027,0 California ...saw nothing of this sizeable city, the seat of the legislature of the state of California, with its handsome wharves, its wide streets, its splendid-looking hotels, its...

California

81 -119.60604445719355,37.24235921742027,0 Savile Row ...in order. Passepartout kept going up and down the staircase in the house in Savile Row. Time went by very slowly for the poor fellow. He listened outside the door of...

Savile Row

78 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Savile Row ...woman, looking thoughtful. And so for the whole of that Sunday the house in Savile Row looked deserted, and for the first time since living there Phileas Fogg did...

Savile Row

78 -0.12574,51.50853,0 United States of America ...THE LONG-NOSES-LONG-NOSES DEDICATED TO THE GOD TENGU1 Great Attraction! ‘The United States of America!’ exclaimed Passepartout. ‘That’s right up my street!’ He followed the...

United States of America

79 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 Kambay ...a short time the course of the Tapti, a small river that enters the Gulf of Kambay near Surat. It is worth explaining at this point the thoughts that were...

Kambay

78 72.61916,22.31744,0 Rochin ...Sacramento the train, once it had gone past the stations at Junction, Rochin, Auburn and Colfax, entered the Sierra Nevada mountain range. It was seven...

Rochin

72 Utah ...difficulty overcome these fanatics for independence. It had taken control of Utah and had made it subject to federal law after imprisoning Brigham Young for...

Utah

79 -111.675283224401,39.32570806100218,0 Utah ...wonderful land and on this fertile soil, on the emigration trail that crossed Utah towards California, that the new colony expanded enormously, thanks to one of...

Utah

80 -111.675283224401,39.32570806100218,0 Utah ...out of Illinois, driven out of Ohio, driven out of Missouri and driven out of Utah, but we will still find an independent territory where we will pitch out tents...

Utah

80 -111.675283224401,39.32570806100218,0 Utah ...of individual choice, but it should be noted that it is primarily the women in Utah who wish to get married, because according to the local religion the...

Utah

81 -111.675283224401,39.32570806100218,0 China ...words the British and North American Royal Mail Steam Packet Company. The China, bound for Liverpool, had left forty-five minutes earlier! 32 In which Phileas...

China

76 103.83107747167409,36.56380228339525,0 China ...minutes earlier! 32 In which Phileas Fogg squares up to misfortune The China’s departure seemed to signal the end of all Phileas Fogg’s hopes. No other...

China

73 103.83107747167409,36.56380228339525,0 China ...you take me and three other people to Liverpool?’ ‘To Liverpool? Why not China?’ ‘I said Liverpool.’ ‘No.’ ‘No?’ ‘No. I’m leaving for Bordeaux and Bordeaux’s...

China

75 103.83107747167409,36.56380228339525,0 Utah ...the Humboldt Ranges and half past nine by the time it entered the territory of Utah,2 the area of the Great Salt Lake and the strange land of the Mormons. 27 In...

Utah

81 -111.675283224401,39.32570806100218,0 Nevada ...the river takes its source, almost at the easternmost point of the state of Nevada. After eating their lunch Mr Fogg, Mrs Aouda and their companions went back to...

Nevada

78 -116.65120735590064,39.35433495163149,0 Nevada ...Salt Lake Desert, Mounts Cedar and Humboldt, the Humboldt River and the Sierra Nevada and goes back down to the Pacific via Sacramento, and over its whole length the...

Nevada

81 -116.65120735590064,39.35433495163149,0 Nevada ...the natural surroundings. Towards nine o’clock the train entered the state of Nevada through the Carson Sink, continuing in a north-easterly direction. At midday...

Nevada

80 -116.65120735590064,39.35433495163149,0 China ...Andrew Stuart replied, ‘he has lost hands down! You know in any case that the China, the only steamer from New York that he could have caught to get to Liverpool...

China

80 103.83107747167409,36.56380228339525,0 Liverpool ...Mr Fogg and ourselves will have expired.’ ‘What time did the last train from Liverpool arrive?’ asked Thomas Flanagan. ‘Seven twenty-three,’ replied Gauthier Ralph...

Liverpool

79 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...left the custom-house. They jumped into a cab and within a few minutes were at Liverpool station. Phileas Fogg asked if there was an express ready to leave...

Liverpool

81 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...goal. His arrest meant the end of everything for him. When he had arrived in Liverpool at twenty minutes to midday on 21 December, he had until eight forty-five to...

Liverpool

79 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...Fogg was in prison. He had been locked up in the gaol of the custom-house in Liverpool and was to spend the night there before being transferred to London. At the...

Liverpool

79 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...survived. ‘Where are we?’ he repeated, red in the face. ‘770 miles east of Liverpool,’ replied Mr Fogg, with total composure. ‘Pirate!’ exclaimed Andrew Speedy. ‘I...

Liverpool

77 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...York to Bordeaux, we don’t have enough to go at full steam from New York to Liverpool.’ ‘I shall decide what to do,’ replied Mr Fogg. Passepartout had understood. He...

Liverpool

78 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...York to Bordeaux, we don’t have enough to go at full steam from New York to Liverpool.’ ‘I shall decide what to do,’ replied Mr Fogg. Passepartout had understood. He...

Liverpool

78 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...and three other people to Liverpool?’ ‘To Liverpool? Why not China?’ ‘I said Liverpool.’ ‘No.’ ‘No?’ ‘No. I’m leaving for Bordeaux and Bordeaux’s where I’m...

Liverpool

79 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...Well known.’ ‘Will you take me and three other people to Liverpool?’ ‘To Liverpool? Why not China?’ ‘I said Liverpool.’ ‘No.’ ‘No?’ ‘No. I’m leaving for Bordeaux...

Liverpool

75 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...China, one of the fastest ships of the Cunard Line, he would have arrived in Liverpool and then in London within the deadline. Mr Fogg left the hotel alone after...

Liverpool

79 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...In any case, like the ships of the Hamburg Line,1 it didn’t go directly to Liverpool or London but to Le Havre, and the additional crossing from Le Havre to...

Liverpool

77 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...but there was still a possibility that this would be before the steamer for Liverpool left. Passepartout had even felt a strong desire to shake hands with his ally...

Liverpool

78 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...New York on 11 December by nine o’clock in the evening, when the steamer for Liverpool is due to leave?’ ‘I really do.’ ‘And if your journey hadn’t been interrupted...

Liverpool

79 -2.97794,53.41058,0 China ...steamers that the Peninsular and Oriental Company uses on its service over the China Seas and the Sea of Japan, was an iron-hulled, propeller-driven ship, weighing...

China

81 75.22933,37.774616,0 Missouri ...out of Vermont, driven out of Illinois, driven out of Ohio, driven out of Missouri and driven out of Utah, but we will still find an independent territory where...

Missouri

76 -92.48483168926812,38.37001561682894,0 China ...in this city, which is thoroughly English, even though it is off the coast of China. At half past midday, the train stopped in the station at Benares. Hindu legend...

China

80 75.22933,37.774616,0 Ohio ...craftsmen and also many professional people. How a colony was founded in Ohio. How a church was erected at a cost of $200,000 and a town built at Kirkland...

Ohio

75 -82.71078831032283,40.416415222506814,0 India ...bank robber, Phileas Fogg. Send arrest warrant without delay Bombay (British India). The effect of this telegram was immediate. For ‘honourable gentleman’ people...

India

79 77.5,22.5,0 India ...the canal every day, thereby reducing by half the journey from England to India compared to the old route via the Cape of Good Hope. The other was a small...

India

76 77.5,22.5,0 India ...French possessions in Asia. He must be well aware that he wouldn’t be safe in India, which is British soil.’ ‘Unless he’s a very clever man,’ replied the consul...

India

80 77.5,22.5,0 India ...of reaching the New World, it would be logical for him to prefer the route via India because it was less carefully watched or more difficult to watch than the route...

India

81 77.5,22.5,0 India ...government has taken over the responsibilities and costs of the former East India Company.1 Second lieutenants get £280 per annum, brigadiers £2,400 and generals...

India

78 77.5,22.5,0 India ...is only too pleased to get away with losing just a shoe As is well known, India, that great upside-down triangle with its base in the north and its apex in the...

India

76 77.5,22.5,0 India ...the city of Madras, up to 1857, the year of the Indian Mutiny, the famous East India Company was all-powerful. It gradually annexed the various provinces, which it...

India

81 77.5,22.5,0 India ...Mr Fogg continued coldly, ‘do not swear, and remember this: in the past in India cats were considered sacred animals. Those were the good old days.’ ‘For the...

India

77 77.5,22.5,0 Illinois ...that the Mormons began to colonize around 1845 after being driven out of Illinois. In the past it took at best six months to go from New York to San Francisco...

Illinois

75 -89.15441413106859,40.12591650778147,0 Mongolia ...since the last instructions his master had given him as he left the Mongolia, Passepartout had come to realize the same would be true of Bombay as of Suez...

Mongolia

70 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...if you want to see something new.’ By six o’clock in the evening the Mongolia’s propellers were churning up the waters of the harbour of Aden and soon the...

Mongolia

71 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...whatsoever on Phileas Fogg’s timetable. It had been planned. In any case, the Mongolia, instead of arriving in Aden only in the morning of 15 October, got there on...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...to their gods. So what was this eccentric doing, imprisoned as he was on the Mongolia? First of all, he took his four daily meals, without the rolling or pitching of...

Mongolia

79 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...get £280 per annum, brigadiers £2,400 and generals £4,000.* Life on board the Mongolia was therefore one of luxury with a society made up of public servants...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...get £280 per annum, brigadiers £2,400 and generals £4,000.* Life on board the Mongolia was therefore one of luxury with a society made up of public servants...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...sailing schedule allowed its steamers a period of 138 hours to cover it. The Mongolia, whose engines were at full throttle, was moving fast in order to arrive ahead...

Mongolia

79 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...telegram already mentioned. A quarter of an hour later Fix went on board the Mongolia, taking with him some light luggage but plenty of cash, and soon the...

Mongolia

79 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...his companion buy what he needed, urged him not to miss the departure of the Mongolia, and hurried off back to the consul’s office. Now that his mind was made up...

Mongolia

79 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...spending it on the way. That’s why he’s promised the chief engineer of the Mongolia a huge bonus in Bombay if he gets us there with plenty of time to spare.’ ‘And...

Mongolia

77 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...gave his servant some orders, then got into a small boat that took him to the Mongolia and went back down into his cabin. There he took out his notebook, which...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...point, ‘I have good reason to believe that our man is a passenger on board the Mongolia.’ Fix then recounted what had taken place between the servant and himself...

Mongolia

81 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...but most of them disembarked in the small boats that had come alongside the Mongolia. Fix examined closely all those who set foot on dry land. At that moment one of...

Mongolia

78 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...of the canal and went out to meet the Mongolia. Soon the enormous bulk of the Mongolia came into view, moving along between the banks of the canal. Eleven o’clock was...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...you’ve got, you’ll be able to recognize your man if he really is on board the Mongolia.’ ‘My dear sir,’ replied Fix, ‘you sniff out this sort of individual...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...hundred miles of canal in next to no time. I should remind you again that the Mongolia has always earned the £25 bonus that the government gives every time a ship...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...about that man Phileas Fogg were as follows: On Wednesday 9 October, the liner Mongolia was due to arrive in Suez at eleven o’clock in the morning. The Mongolia, which...

Mongolia

81 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Dakota ...and twenty miles further on it entered the state of Wyoming – formerly part of Dakota – by going right along the Bitter Creek Valley, which forms part of the water...

Dakota

81 -100.23248351054778,44.438338942040915,0 Kearney ...of ‘this is my duty’ he had not hesitated. The captain in command of Fort Kearney was there. His soldiers – about a hundred men in all – had taken up defensive...

Kearney

76 -99.08148,40.69946,0 Kearney ...two o’clock in the afternoon the engine was reversing towards the station at Kearney. This was the whistling noise heard in the fog. The passengers were extremely...

Kearney

79 -99.08148,40.69946,0 Kearney ...the engine at last came to a halt about twenty miles beyond the station at Kearney. Both the driver and the fireman were still alive and, after being unconscious...

Kearney

77 -99.08148,40.69946,0 Bombay ...man Fogg to the station he had realized that the scoundrel was going to leave Bombay. He had immediately made up his mind to accompany him as far as Calcutta and...

Bombay

80 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...left the Mongolia, Passepartout had come to realize the same would be true of Bombay as of Suez and Paris, that this was not the end of his journey, that it would...

Bombay

80 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...Indian Peninsular Railway is roughly as follows. After leaving the island of Bombay it crosses Salsette, joins the mainland opposite Tannah, crosses the chain of...

Bombay

79 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...of one hundred and sixty-eight hours to complete the crossing from Aden to Bombay. As it happened, conditions in the Indian Ocean were favourable. The...

Bombay

77 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...kept telling himself that this whole bizarre episode would come to an end in Bombay. The day after they had left Suez, 10 October, Passepartout was on deck when he...

Bombay

79 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...to his post in Goa,3 a church minister, the Rev. Decimus Smith, returning to Bombay, and a brigadiergeneral in the British army, who was rejoining his regiment in...

Bombay

79 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...who had embarked at Brindisi were travelling to India. Some were going to Bombay, others to Calcutta but via Bombay, because since the opening of the railway...

Bombay

76 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...a telegram to London with an urgent request to send an arrest warrant to Bombay. Then I’ll get on board the Mongolia, keep track of my thief all the way to...

Bombay

75 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...Fogg would not disembark at Suez and that he really was going to Bombay. ‘Is Bombay a long way?’ asked Passepartout. ‘Quite a long way,’ replied the detective...

Bombay

79 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...Fogg would not disembark at Suez and that he really was going to Bombay. ‘Is Bombay a long way?’ asked Passepartout. ‘Quite a long way,’ replied the detective...

Bombay

79 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...that Phileas Fogg would not disembark at Suez and that he really was going to Bombay. ‘Is Bombay a long way?’ asked Passepartout. ‘Quite a long way,’ replied the...

Bombay

80 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...That’s why he’s promised the chief engineer of the Mongolia a huge bonus in Bombay if he gets us there with plenty of time to spare.’ ‘And you’ve known your...

Bombay

78 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...actual time of arrival for each main staging point, Paris, Brindisi, Suez, Bombay, Calcutta, Singapore, Hong Kong, Yokohama, San Francisco, New York, Liverpool...

Bombay

77 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...Mont Cenis tunnel3 and Brindisi, by railway and steamship 7 days From Suez to Bombay, by steamship 13 days From Bombay to Calcutta, by railway 3 days From Calcutta...

Bombay

80 72.88261,19.07283,0 London ...overexcited mind of the police inspector. The sudden departure from London, shortly after the theft took place, the large sum of money being carried, the...

London

70 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...it’s essential for me to keep him here until I receive the arrest warrant from London.’ ‘Well, Mr Fix,’ replied the consul, ‘that’s your business. It’s not up to me...

London

81 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...‘you’ll be paying the bill!’ 5 In which a new type of share appears on the London market When he left London, Phileas Fogg could have had little idea of...

London

77 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...a pocket calendar, ‘since today is Wednesday 2 October, I must be back in London in this very drawing-room in the Reform Club on Saturday 21 December at eight...

London

76 -0.12574,51.50853,0 New York ...Fogg didn’t bat an eyelid. However, the situation was serious. New York wasn’t the same thing as Hong Kong and dealing with the captain of the...

New York

65 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...the beautiful Lake Michigan. There are 900 miles between Chicago and New York. There was no shortage of trains in Chicago. Mr Fogg went straight from one...

New York

71 -74.00597,40.71427,0 Kolaba ...The liner entered the natural harbour formed by the islands of Salsette, Kolaba, Elephanta and Butcher, and by half past four it was alongside the quays of...

Kolaba

75 73.11964,18.43687,0 e ...lose more than five minutes in a year. It’s as accurate as a chronometer.’ ‘I get it,’ replied Fix. ‘You’ve kept London time, which is about two hours behind...

e

81 8.796338,50.429207,0 English capital ...He belonged to none of those numerous societies that proliferate in the English capital, from the Harmonic Society down to the Entomological Society,6 whose main...

English capital

74 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Singapore 17 In which various matters are dealt with during the crossing from Singapore to Hong Kong From that day on Passepartout and the detective met each...

Singapore

69 103.81753246434306,1.3549285425521864,0 Singapore ...the Rangoon, which was half a day ahead of schedule on the crossing put in at Singapore,1 in order to take on a new supply of coal. Phileas Fogg noted this gain in the...

Singapore

80 103.81753246434306,1.3549285425521864,0 Shanghai ...which the crossing of the Pacific Ocean takes place What had happened off Shanghai is easy to work out. The signals from the Tankadère had been spotted from the...

Shanghai

76 121.44846502186137,31.188218301061838,0 Benares ...scarcely managed a glimpse of the fort at Chunar, twenty miles southwest of Benares, the former stronghold of the rajahs of Bihar, Ghazipur and its large rosewater...

Benares

78 83.01041,25.31668,0 Bombay ...and in that case I’ll have to delay his departure at all costs. I failed in Bombay and I failed in Calcutta. If things don’t work out in Hong Kong my reputation...

Bombay

78 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...government and Mrs Aouda was related to this wealthy individual, who lived in Bombay. It was a cousin of this very Sir James, the Honourable Jejeeh, that she was...

Bombay

80 72.88261,19.07283,0 Europe ...Police detectives, the best in the business, have been sent to America and Europe, to all the main ports of entry and exit, and it will be extremely difficult...

Europe

77 28.222024818160893,55.83114375381915,0 Yokohama ...journey around the world within the allotted time. Nine days after leaving Yokohama, Phileas Fogg had gone exactly halfway around the globe. So it was that on 23...

Yokohama

77 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...Mrs Aouda, who also told him how they had done the crossing from Hong Kong to Yokohama in the company of a man called Fix, on the schooner the Tankadère. At the...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Calcutta ...inexpressible sense of satisfaction. Detaining Phileas Fogg for eight days in Calcutta gave more than enough time for the warrant to reach him. Passepartout was...

Calcutta

80 88.36304,22.56263,0 Calcutta ...the time it had taken to rescue the young widow, Fix and the Hindus arrived in Calcutta before Phileas Fogg and his servant, who were supposed to be arrested as soon...

Calcutta

81 88.36304,22.56263,0 Calcutta ...jeopardy. I have two days spare that I can use. There’s a steamer that leaves Calcutta for Hong Kong on the 25th at midday. Today is only the 22nd and we shall get to...

Calcutta

80 88.36304,22.56263,0 Calcutta ...aback for a moment. ‘But how come I haven’t seen you on board since we left Calcutta?’ ‘Well, I didn’t feel too good … seasickness … I was lying down in my cabin …...

Calcutta

78 88.36304,22.56263,0 London ...his faithful servant. They needed to cover the distance between Liverpool and London in five and a half hours. This was a perfectly reasonable proposition when the...

London

80 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...driver about a bonus he could earn, Phileas Fogg was speeding off towards London in the company of the young woman and his faithful servant. They needed to...

London

76 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...like the ships of the Hamburg Line,1 it didn’t go directly to Liverpool or London but to Le Havre, and the additional crossing from Le Havre to Southampton would...

London

77 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...have been a day out in his calculations? How could he think when he arrived in London that it was Saturday evening of 21 December when it was instead Friday 20...

London

81 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Hong Kong ...he offered, albeit without showing any sign of emotion, to accompany her to Hong Kong, where she would stay until this whole business died down. Mrs Aouda gratefully...

Hong Kong

78 114.15769,22.28552,0 Hong Kong ...Sir James, the Honourable Jejeeh, that she was expecting to meet up with in Hong Kong. Would he offer to take her in and help her? She couldn’t say for sure. To...

Hong Kong

78 114.15769,22.28552,0 Hong Kong ...I failed in Bombay and I failed in Calcutta. If things don’t work out in Hong Kong my reputation will be ruined. Whatever happens I must succeed. But what’s the...

Hong Kong

75 114.15769,22.28552,0 Hong Kong ...Whether the young woman was married or not, it was still an abduction, and in Hong Kong it was possible to stir up enough trouble for the abductor for him not...

Hong Kong

80 114.15769,22.28552,0 Omaha ...hold of the sailing sledge and therefore the only possible means of reaching Omaha in time. But because of some strange premonition he remained guarded towards...

Omaha

79 -95.94043,41.25626,0 London ...with renewed vigour. Phileas Fogg’s name was once more in demand on the London market. The gentleman’s five colleagues from the Reform Club spent those three...

London

74 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Annam ...effect of steam and wind. And so it was that they followed the coastline of Annam and Cochin China2 on a choppy and very tiring sea. But the fault for this lay...

Annam

78 119.05474,27.50774,0 Glasgow ...the pick of the profession, were dispatched to the main ports, Liverpool, Glasgow, Le Havre, Suez, Brindisi and New York, with the promise of a reward of £2,000...

Glasgow

76 -4.25763,55.86515,0 Rangoon ...Fix appears to have no knowledge at all of what he’s being told The Rangoon, one of the steamers that the Peninsular and Oriental Company uses on its...

Rangoon

70 96.15611,16.80528,0 Rangoon ...who would plunge into such waters. The first part of the crossing on board the Rangoon went perfectly. The weather was kind to them. All this part of the immense bay...

Rangoon

81 96.15611,16.80528,0 Calcutta ...a certain part of this immense country. It maintains a governor-general in Calcutta, governors in Madras, Bombay and Bengal, and a lieutenant-governor in Agra. But...

Calcutta

77 88.36304,22.56263,0 Bombay ...would an employee of P&O want to break off his journey? You were only going to Bombay and now you are almost in China. America’s not far away, and from America to...

Bombay

81 72.88261,19.07283,0 Brindisi ...Chronicle worked it out: From London to Suez via the Mont Cenis tunnel3 and Brindisi, by railway and steamship 7 days From Suez to Bombay, by steamship 13 days From...

Brindisi

78 17.946867,40.641136,0 Brindisi ...coming straight from Brindisi, isn’t it?’ asked Fix. ‘Yes, straight from Brindisi, where it picked up the mail for India. It left Brindisi on Saturday at five...

Brindisi

75 17.946867,40.641136,0 Brindisi ...it had always exceeded its scheduled speed, namely 10 miles per hour, between Brindisi and Suez and 9.53 miles per hour between Suez and Bombay. While they waited for...

Brindisi

80 17.946867,40.641136,0 New York ...dispatched to the main ports, Liverpool, Glasgow, Le Havre, Suez, Brindisi and New York, with the promise of a reward of £2,000 plus five per cent of the amount...

New York

81 -74.00597,40.71427,0 Suez ...Railway. This is how the Morning Chronicle worked it out: From London to Suez via the Mont Cenis tunnel3 and Brindisi, by railway and steamship 7 days From...

Suez

75 32.52627,29.97371,0 Suez ...exceeded its scheduled speed, namely 10 miles per hour, between Brindisi and Suez and 9.53 miles per hour between Suez and Bombay. While they waited for the...

Suez

79 32.52627,29.97371,0 Suez ...1,310 nautical miles, so it needs to have a fresh supply of fuel.’ ‘And from Suez, does the boat go straight on to Bombay?’ asked Fix. ‘Straight on, without...

Suez

79 32.52627,29.97371,0 Suez ...strike. ‘It can’t be far away,’ replied the consul. ‘How long will it stop in Suez for?’ Fix asked. ‘Four hours. The time needed to take on board more coal...

Suez

80 32.52627,29.97371,0 Suez ...But we’re travelling so fast that everything seems a blur. So now we’re in Suez, aren’t we?’ ‘Suez it is.’ ‘And that’s in Egypt, isn’t it?’ ‘In Egypt. Quite...

Suez

77 32.52627,29.97371,0 Suez ...schedule. So he wrote in for that day, Wednesday 9 October, his arrival in Suez, which as it coincided with the scheduled time of arrival was neither a loss...

Suez

77 32.52627,29.97371,0 Suez ...was the thief so keen on having his passport stamped to show he’s been through Suez?’ ‘Why? I’ve no idea, sir,’ the detective replied, ‘but listen to what I have...

Suez

81 32.52627,29.97371,0 China ...Strait, which separates the large island of Formosa2 from the mainland of China, and it was now crossing the Tropic of Cancer. The sea was very difficult in...

China

76 103.83107747167409,36.56380228339525,0 China ...military profession is as highly regarded in Japan as it is looked down on in China. Then came mendicant friars, pilgrims in long robes, ordinary civilians, with...

China

80 103.83107747167409,36.56380228339525,0 San Francisco ...Colonel Proctor. ‘Sir,’ Mr Fogg replied very politely, ‘after our encounter in San Francisco I had planned to return to America to meet up with you again as soon as I’d...

San Francisco

81 -122.41942,37.77493,0 Nagasaki ...run north.’ ‘Pilot,’ said Phileas Fogg, ‘it’s from Yokohama, not Shanghai or Nagasaki, that I’ve got to catch the American mail boat.’ ‘Why?’ replied the pilot. ‘The...

Nagasaki

79 129.88333,32.75,0 Khandala ...Kalyan station it left behind to its right the branch line that went down via Khandala and Poona to the south-east of India and reached Panwell station. At this point...

Khandala

80 Shanghai ...start from Yokohama. It puts in at Yokohama and Nagasaki, but its home port is Shanghai.’ ‘Are you sure what you’re saying is correct?’ ‘Yes, I am.’ ‘So when does the...

Shanghai

81 121.45806,31.22222,0 Shanghai ...one?’ ‘I only know of one,’ Mr Fogg answered calmly. ‘And that one is …’ ‘Shanghai.’ For a few moments the captain did not understand what this reply meant, the...

Shanghai

76 121.45806,31.22222,0 Shanghai ...stem of the ship. By midday the Tankadère was only about forty-five miles from Shanghai. It had six hours left to reach the port before the steamer for Yokohama...

Shanghai

81 121.45806,31.22222,0 Chicago ...basin to the ocean. To go from Omaha to Chicago the railway, known as the Chicago–Rock Island Railroad, runs directly east, serving fifty stations on the way. A...

Chicago

76 -87.65005,41.85003,0 Chicago ...to an end, linking the Mississippi basin to the ocean. To go from Omaha to Chicago the railway, known as the Chicago–Rock Island Railroad, runs directly east...

Chicago

77 -87.65005,41.85003,0 San Francisco ...is divided into two quite distinct sections, the ‘Central Pacific’ between San Francisco and Ogden, and the ‘Union Pacific’ between Ogden and Omaha. That is where five...

San Francisco

77 -122.41942,37.77493,0 San Francisco ...went up to him, saying: ‘My dear fellow, there’ve been some disturbances in San Francisco today, haven’t there?’ ‘It was a political rally, sir,’ replied the...

San Francisco

78 -122.41942,37.77493,0 San Francisco ...who had been so rude to Phileas Fogg during the political rally in San Francisco. As she did not wish to be seen, Mrs Aouda quickly pulled back from the...

San Francisco

69 -122.41942,37.77493,0 America ...then had the idea of going to see the steamers due to leave for America. He was planning to offer his services as a cook or servant, and wanted in...

America

66 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 London ...he had followed all the way the fiftieth parallel, the one which runs through London, the distance would only have been about 12,000 miles, whereas Phileas Fogg was...

London

80 -0.12574,51.50853,0 America ...to Bombay and now you are almost in China. America’s not far away, and from America to Europe is no distance at all.’ Fix looked carefully at his fellow passenger...

America

78 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 Nebraska ...and they all rushed off towards Omaha station. This important city in Nebraska is where the Pacific Railroad properly speaking comes to an end, linking the...

Nebraska

72 -99.80422276456162,41.528926967972524,0 Europe ...flower. Instead of the prickly hedges to be found in the countryside of Europe, here there were pepper bushes. Sago trees, large ferns with their magnificent...

Europe

74 28.222024818160893,55.83114375381915,0 Bordeaux ...not China?’ ‘I said Liverpool.’ ‘No.’ ‘No?’ ‘No. I’m leaving for Bordeaux and Bordeaux’s where I’m going.’ ‘At any price?’ ‘At any price.’ The captain had spoken and...

Bordeaux

80 -0.51667,44.85,0 Bordeaux ...Why not China?’ ‘I said Liverpool.’ ‘No.’ ‘No?’ ‘No. I’m leaving for Bordeaux and Bordeaux’s where I’m going.’ ‘At any price?’ ‘At any price.’ The captain...

Bordeaux

71 -0.51667,44.85,0 Malegaon ...as the convoy swept breathlessly by. That morning, beyond the station at Malegaon, the travellers went through the forbidding area that was so often the scene of...

Malegaon

75 74.53462,20.54966,0 Iowa ...the train crossed into the state of Iowa, via Council Bluffs, Des Moines and Iowa City. During the night it crossed the Mississippi at Davenport and entered...

Iowa

79 -91.53017,41.66113,0 Aden ...journey. This was the result of all those enforced detours between London and Aden, between Aden and Bombay, between Calcutta and Singapore and between Singapore...

Aden

80 44.85611233480177,12.826409691629948,0 Yokohama ...‘The steamer for San Francisco doesn’t start from Yokohama. It puts in at Yokohama and Nagasaki, but its home port is Shanghai.’ ‘Are you sure what you’re saying...

Yokohama

76 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...‘The steamer for San Francisco doesn’t start from Yokohama. It puts in at Yokohama and Nagasaki, but its home port is Shanghai.’ ‘Are you sure what you’re saying...

Yokohama

76 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...especially as the currents run north.’ ‘Pilot,’ said Phileas Fogg, ‘it’s from Yokohama, not Shanghai or Nagasaki, that I’ve got to catch the American mail...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...especially as the currents run north.’ ‘Pilot,’ said Phileas Fogg, ‘it’s from Yokohama, not Shanghai or Nagasaki, that I’ve got to catch the American mail...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...must be joking!’ he said. ‘No. I’ve missed the Carnatic and I must be in Yokohama by the 14th at the latest, to catch the steamer for San Francisco.’ ‘Sorry,’...

Yokohama

75 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...around the port, prepared if necessary to charter a vessel to take him to Yokohama, but all he could see were ships loading and unloading which were not therefore...

Yokohama

76 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...had arrived. Of course, they would be twenty-four hours behind in reaching Yokohama, but it would be easy to make this time up during the twenty-two days it took...

Yokohama

77 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...that they would be twenty-four hours late and bound to miss the departure for Yokohama. At six o’clock the pilot came on board the Rangoon and took his place on the...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...that they would be twenty-four hours late and bound to miss the departure for Yokohama. At six o’clock the pilot came on board the Rangoon and took his place on the...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...whole journey in jeopardy by making him miss the departure of the steamer for Yokohama. But this man, who seemed totally imperturbable, felt neither impatience...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...Passepartout. ‘Do you think Mr Fogg is in a rush to catch the steamer to Yokohama?’ ‘A terrible rush.’ ‘Do you really believe in this bizarre journey around the...

Yokohama

75 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...in Hong Kong in time to catch the boat that was due to leave on 6 November for Yokohama, one of the main ports in Japan. The Rangoon was heavily loaded. A large number...

Yokohama

81 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...was not the type who would let an idea go to waste and so he headed for Yokohama harbour. But the closer he got to the docks, the more his plan, which had...

Yokohama

74 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...determined if necessary to carry on as far as Tokyo. This native part of Yokohama is called Benten, after the name of a goddess of the sea worshipped on the...

Yokohama

75 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...the holy emperor descended from the gods, lives. The Carnatic docked in Yokohama, near the jetties of the port and the customs sheds, amid a large number of...

Yokohama

74 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...the Carnatic, aren’t I?’ he let out. ‘Yes,’ replied the purser. ‘On the way to Yokohama?’ ‘Absolutely.’ For a moment Passepartout had thought that he was on the...

Yokohama

81 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...be in Shanghai by that very evening if he was to catch the steamer leaving for Yokohama. Without the storm, which had made him lose several hours, he wouldn’t still...

Yokohama

81 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...Hong Kong and Phileas Fogg had grounds for hoping that when he arrived in Yokohama he would still be on schedule. If this proved to be the case, the first serious...

Yokohama

76 139.65,35.43333,0 Yokohama ...obviously have been to the pilot’s advantage to take his passengers as far as Yokohama, because he was being paid by the day. But it would have been reckless of him...

Yokohama

80 139.65,35.43333,0 Bombay ...at last he found the warrant that had been following him all the way from Bombay and that was already forty days old. The warrant had been sent from Hong Kong...

Bombay

76 72.88261,19.07283,0 Yokohama ...in Hong Kong in time to catch the boat that was due to leave on 6 November for Yokohama, one of the main ports in Japan. The Rangoon was heavily loaded. A large number...

Yokohama

81 139.65,35.43333,0 Singapore ...to himself at Fix’s antics, went off to do his usual shopping. The island of Singapore is not particularly large or impressive. It lacks mountains to make it...

Singapore

79 103.81753246434306,1.3549285425521864,0 Queenstown ...about to attempt once again to overcome his bad luck by another master stroke. Queenstown is, as it happens, a port on the Irish coast where transatlantic liners from...

Queenstown

81 -8.29917,51.85722,0 Queenstown ...who was in such a rush he didn’t pause for breath, he got into the train from Queenstown at half past one in the morning, reached Dublin as dawn was breaking and...

Queenstown

80 -8.29917,51.85722,0 Indiana ...the honourable gentleman had no time to lose. It went like lightning through Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, passing through towns with...

Indiana

79 -86.28486391564206,39.91802385562578,0 Pennsylvania ...gentleman had no time to lose. It went like lightning through Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, passing through towns with classical-sounding names, some...

Pennsylvania

79 -77.84161203555075,40.8986167730316,0 Red Sea ...out against the horizon. He never even dreamt about the dangers of the Red Sea, which the ancient historians, Strabo, Arrian, Artemidorus and Idrisi,2 always...

Red Sea

73 33.49379344293234,25.174868283704413,0 Red Sea ...Suez. Several fishing boats or coastal vessels moved across the surface of the Red Sea, some of them still having the elegant outline of an ancient galley. As he made...

Red Sea

81 33.49379344293234,25.174868283704413,0 Hong Kong ...got him drunk in order to separate him from his master and to keep Mr Fogg in Hong Kong. At last he understood the police inspector’s game. And now his master was...

Hong Kong

80 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...of the world, it is sensible to have some money in your pocket After leaving Hong Kong on 7 November at half past six in the evening, the Carnatic headed at full...

Hong Kong

79 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...see, I’m very disappointed. The Carnatic had finished its repairs, and it left Hong Kong twelve hours early without informing anyone. Now we’ll have to wait a whole...

Hong Kong

81 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...warrant that I’ve requested from London. I need you to help me to keep him in Hong Kong.’ ‘What! You want me to –’ ‘And then I’ll give you a share of the £2,000 reward...

Hong Kong

80 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...eyes were popping out of his head. ‘Yes, to help me keep this Fogg fellow in Hong Kong for a few days.’ ‘Hey!’ said Passepartout. ‘What are you talking about? What?...

Hong Kong

79 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...Passepartout takes too keen an interest in his master and what that leads to Hong Kong is only a small island, ceded to Great Britain by the Treaty of Nanking1 after...

Hong Kong

79 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...fishing boats and ships of all sorts that cluttered up the approaches to Hong Kong. By one o’clock the Rangoon had docked and the passengers were disembarking. In...

Hong Kong

75 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...Fix,’ he said to his companion mischievously. ‘Is it true that after we get to Hong Kong we will no longer have the pleasure of your company?’ ‘Well,’ replied Mr Fix...

Hong Kong

81 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...something to do with his impatience. ‘Are you really in such a hurry to get to Hong Kong?’ the detective asked him one day. ‘Very much so,’ replied Passepartout. ‘Do...

Hong Kong

81 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...in the world. There are about 1,300 miles between Singapore and the island of Hong Kong, a small British possession separated from the Chinese mainland. Phileas Fogg...

Hong Kong

80 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...he said he had to stay, who then showed up again on the Rangoon, on the way to Hong Kong, who in a word was following Mr Fogg step by step on his journey: all this...

Hong Kong

81 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 Hong Kong ...which various matters are dealt with during the crossing from Singapore to Hong Kong From that day on Passepartout and the detective met each other frequently, but...

Hong Kong

77 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 London ...his faithful servant. They needed to cover the distance between Liverpool and London in five and a half hours. This was a perfectly reasonable proposition when the...

London

80 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...in Liverpool and was to spend the night there before being transferred to London. At the time of the arrest Passepartout’s instinct was to throw himself at the...

London

76 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Southampton ...or London but to Le Havre, and the additional crossing from Le Havre to Southampton would have caused Phileas Fogg further delay, thereby rendering his final...

Southampton

74 -1.40428,50.90395,0 Paris ...can’t believe it. I tell you what, sir, I didn’t expect us to go further than Paris, but I only got to see that wonderful city again between seven twenty and eight...

Paris

80 2.350987,48.856667,0 Africa ...isn’t it?’ ‘In Egypt. Quite right.’ ‘And that’s in Africa, isn’t it?’ ‘In Africa.’ ‘In Africa,’ repeated Passepartout. ‘I just can’t believe it. I tell...

Africa

76 18.274639053061836,6.42577000602419,0 Egypt ...we’re in Suez, aren’t we?’ ‘Suez it is.’ ‘And that’s in Egypt, isn’t it?’ ‘In Egypt. Quite right.’ ‘And that’s in Africa, isn’t it?’ ‘In Africa.’ ‘In Africa,’...

Egypt

80 29.880796169773134,26.4902014068366,0 Paris ...had come to realize the same would be true of Bombay as of Suez and Paris, that this was not the end of his journey, that it would go on at least as far...

Paris

70 2.350987,48.856667,0 Paris ...the following entries: Left London, Wednesday 2 October, 8.45 p.m. Arrived Paris, Thursday 3 October, 7.20 a.m. Left Paris, Thursday, 8.40 a.m. Arrived Turin...

Paris

77 2.350987,48.856667,0 England ...he had completed his journey around the world, would be absolutely safe in England? Perhaps Fix’s view of Mr Fogg really had changed. But he was still just as...

England

77 England ...at Mrs Aouda, he said, ‘Madam, will you forgive me for having brought you to England?’ ‘Forgive you, Mr Fogg?’ replied Mrs Aouda, struggling to keep her emotions...

England

79 Cardiff ...Fogg. ‘That’s me.’ ‘I am Phileas Fogg, from London.’ ‘I’m Andrew Speedy, from Cardiff.’2 ‘Are you about to leave?’ ‘In an hour.’ ‘Where are you making...

Cardiff

80 -3.18,51.48,0 Bordeaux ...had an idea because he said to the captain: ‘Well then, will you take me to Bordeaux?’ ‘No. Not even if you paid me $200!’ ‘I’m offering you $2,000.’ ‘Per...

Bordeaux

78 -0.573687,44.834764,0 Bordeaux ...didn’t want to take him there. Phileas Fogg had then agreed to travel to Bordeaux and during the thirty hours he’d been on board he had put his banknotes to work...

Bordeaux

75 -0.573687,44.834764,0 Pillagi ...beginning to come round. The effect of the drug administered by the priests of Pillagi was gradually wearing off, and her beautiful eyes were recovering all their...

Pillagi

81 Pillagi ...about. ‘Certainly,’ exclaimed Passepartout impetuously, ‘at the temple of Pillagi, in front of which they were about to burn their victim!’ The priests looked...

Pillagi

76 United States ...to him to be perfectly straightforward. Instead of leaving England for the United States, like any ordinary criminal, this man Fogg had gone the long way round and...

United States

77 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 United States ...the police were off his trail. But what would Fix do once he was in the United States? Would he give up on his man? No way. Until he received the extradition papers...

United States

74 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 United States ...THE LONG-NOSES-LONG-NOSES DEDICATED TO THE GOD TENGU1 Great Attraction! ‘The United States of America!’ exclaimed Passepartout. ‘That’s right up my street!’ He followed...

United States

79 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 Surat ...the course of the Tapti, a small river that enters the Gulf of Kambay near Surat. It is worth explaining at this point the thoughts that were going through...

Surat

77 72.822554,21.18813,0 Indian Ocean ...up the waters of the harbour of Aden and soon the ship was in the Indian Ocean. It had a time allocation of one hundred and sixty-eight hours to complete the...

Indian Ocean

68 80.0,-20.0,0 America ...the criminal. Police detectives, the best in the business, have been sent to America and Europe, to all the main ports of entry and exit, and it will be extremely...

America

79 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 Bundelkhand ...dotted with huge blocks of syenite.1 This whole, littlevisited part of Upper Bundelkhand is inhabited by religious fanatics who practise the most extreme form of...

Bundelkhand

79 Gour ...more could be seen of the beauties of Bengal, such as Golconda, the ruins of Gour, Murshidabad, its former capital, Burdwan, Hoogli or Chandernagore, a French...

Gour

79 85.27841,26.76448,0 Allahabad ...through the more or less independent territory of Bundelkhand, goes up to Allahabad, turns east to meet the Ganges at Benares, moves slightly away from it and goes...

Allahabad

76 81.84322,25.44478,0 Bab-el-Mandeb ...to its powerful engines, continued on schedule down towards the Strait of Bab-el-Mandeb. What was Phileas Fogg doing meanwhile? It might have been thought that he...

Bab-el-Mandeb

76 43.322268,12.469263,0 England ...he was more impatient than anyone to do his utmost to speed up their return to England. By eight o’clock the sledge was ready to leave. The travellers – it would be...

England

81 Bengal ...to them. All this part of the immense bay that sailors call ‘the fathoms of Bengal’ favoured the progress of the steamer. The Rangoon was soon within sight of...

Bengal

78 87.97244078337097,23.80393253289089,0 Benares ...and a brigadiergeneral in the British army, who was rejoining his regiment in Benares. These three passengers shared Mr Fogg’s passion for whist and they played it...

Benares

80 83.01041,25.31668,0 Allahabad ...Mr Fogg said simply, ‘we shall, if you agree, decide upon a way of getting to Allahabad.’ ‘Mr Fogg, this is a delay that is extremely prejudicial to your interests, is...

Allahabad

80 81.84322,25.44478,0 Allahabad ...fully aware that they need to find another means of transport from Kholby to Allahabad.’ Sir Francis Cromarty was furious. Passepartout would have cheerfully...

Allahabad

79 81.84322,25.44478,0 Allahabad ...about ten o’clock the guide announced that they had arrived at the station in Allahabad. This was where the railway line picked up again and from where trains took...

Allahabad

80 81.84322,25.44478,0 Allahabad ...he could spend. Passepartout left immediately and went all around the town. Allahabad is the city of God, one of the holiest cities in India, because it is built...

Allahabad

78 81.84322,25.44478,0 Allahabad ...had been transformed by her education. Meanwhile the train was about to leave Allahabad station. The Parsee was waiting. Mr Fogg paid him his wages at the agreed...

Allahabad

80 81.84322,25.44478,0 Allahabad ...There’s still a section of about fifty miles to complete between here and Allahabad, where the line continues.’ ‘But the newspapers said the railway had been...

Allahabad

76 81.84322,25.44478,0 England ...he was a Parisian through and through. During the five years he had spent in England working as a manservant in London, he had looked in vain for a master who he...

England

79 -2.8597499154730794,54.125395081364154,0 Benares ...and a brigadiergeneral in the British army, who was rejoining his regiment in Benares. These three passengers shared Mr Fogg’s passion for whist and they played it...

Benares

80 83.01041,25.31668,0 Burdwan ...Benares, moves slightly away from it and goes back down to the south-east via Burdwan and the French possession of Chandernagore,2 terminating in Calcutta. It was...

Burdwan

80 87.85691,23.25572,0 Sacramento ...the state of California. In this part of the country between San Francisco and Sacramento the land is fairly flat. This section of the line, called the Central...

Sacramento

81 -121.4944,38.58157,0 Holland ...past two years. After making his fortune he had settled in Europe – probably Holland, which was understandable given the large number of trading connections he had...

Holland

79 5.594164442368646,52.23897485874427,0 Chandernagore ...the ruins of Gour, Murshidabad, its former capital, Burdwan, Hoogli or Chandernagore, a French outpost on Indian soil, over which Passepartout would have been proud...

Chandernagore

73 88.36796,22.86225,0 Dublin ...are taken to Dublin by express trains that are always ready and waiting. From Dublin they go to Liverpool via high-speed steamers – cutting twelve hours off the...

Dublin

80 -6.24889,53.33306,0 Queenstown ...about to attempt once again to overcome his bad luck by another master stroke. Queenstown is, as it happens, a port on the Irish coast where transatlantic liners from...

Queenstown

81 -8.29917,51.85722,0 Gate of Tears ...Mongolia crossed the Strait of Bab-el-Mandeb, whose name means in Arabic the Gate of Tears, and the next day, 14 October, it put in at Steamer Point, to the northwest of...

Gate of Tears

79 43.322268,12.469263,0 Kholby ...to the guard. ‘Where are we?’ said Sir Francis Cromarty. ‘In the hamlet of Kholby,’ replied the guard. ‘Are we stopping here?’ ‘I assume so. The railway line...

Kholby

77 Ghazipur ...miles southwest of Benares, the former stronghold of the rajahs of Bihar, Ghazipur and its large rosewater factories, the tomb of Lord Cornwallis,5 erected on the...

Ghazipur

76 83.58526,25.58333,0 Europe ...prepared to come to blows for him?’ ‘I’ll do anything to bring him back to Europe alive!’ was all Fix replied, in a tone of voice that indicated his total...

Europe

77 28.222024818160893,55.83114375381915,0 Bihar ...they could see, out of the windows of the carriage, the varied landscape of Bihar, then greenclad mountains, fields of barley, maize and wheat, rivers and...

Bihar

78 85.60408751382064,25.66216978307452,0 Japan ...Calcutta to Hong Kong, by steamship 13 days From Hong Kong to Yokohama (Japan), by steamship 6 days From Yokohama to San Francisco, by steamship 22 days From...

Japan

74 137.99463874474714,37.56741004797496,0 the United States of America ...be the best way of referring to the grand trunk line that crosses the United States of America at its widest point. But in fact the Pacific Railroad is divided into two quite...

the United States of America

68 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 Omaha ...parallels. The late, lamented President Lincoln himself chose the town of Omaha in the state of Nebraska as the starting-point of the new network. Work began...

Omaha

76 -95.94043,41.25626,0 Ogden ...of snow that hid it from view. At two o’clock the travellers got out at Ogden station. As the train wasn’t due to leave again until six o’clock, Mr Fogg, Mrs...

Ogden

74 -111.97133,41.19189,0 Nebraska ...lamented President Lincoln himself chose the town of Omaha in the state of Nebraska as the starting-point of the new network. Work began immediately and was...

Nebraska

77 -95.85917,40.67667,0 Colorado ...the border that runs in a straight line between the states of Wyoming and Colorado. At eleven o’clock it entered Nebraska, passed close to Sedgwick and reached...

Colorado

76 -105.5482984276685,38.99935931714123,0 Tannah ...leaving the island of Bombay it crosses Salsette, joins the mainland opposite Tannah, crosses the chain of the Western Ghats, runs north-east as far as Burhampur...

Tannah

80 72.96355,19.19704,0 San Francisco ...to catch the American mail boat.’ ‘Why?’ replied the pilot. ‘The steamer for San Francisco doesn’t start from Yokohama. It puts in at Yokohama and Nagasaki, but its...

San Francisco

79 -122.41942,37.77493,0 America ...on his behalf. As he said himself, he’s the sort of man who will come back to America to seek out the offender. So if he catches sight of Colonel Proctor, we won’t...

America

80 -112.5748710765186,45.70207474696211,0 India ...another matter. He was not afraid to say to Mr Fogg that if she remained in India she would inevitably fall into the hands of her would-be executioners. These...

India

78 77.5,22.5,0 India ...seeks to protect equally and strenuously all the religions of the peoples of India, the offence having been admitted by Master Passepartout, here convicted of...

India

79 77.5,22.5,0 Hong Kong ...for that to happen. I sent the Bombay priests after him, I got you drunk in Hong Kong, I separated you from your master and I made him miss his steamer in...

Hong Kong

78 114.13206664683996,22.37733523705669,0 China ...Then came the Chinese quarter, which looked as if it had been imported from China in a toy box. There were no longer any sombreros to be seen, no red shirts like...

China

78 103.83107747167409,36.56380228339525,0 England ...more the gentleman to whom he owed so much, and since he had to go back to England on business he would be delighted to continue his journey in such pleasant...

England

77 -2.8597499154730794,54.125395081364154,0 England ...fists clenched. ‘Now,’ continued Fix, ‘Mr Fogg looks as if he’s going back to England. That’s fine by me. I’ll follow him there. But from now on I’ll be as careful...

England

80 -2.8597499154730794,54.125395081364154,0 England ...himself, when his anger subsided. ‘My warrant is no use here but it will be in England. It looks as if the scoundrel intends to return to his native country, in the...

England

81 -2.8597499154730794,54.125395081364154,0 Fokien Strait ...the early hours of the morning, the Tankadère was well on its way through the Fokien Strait, which separates the large island of Formosa2 from the mainland of China, and...

Fokien Strait

80 Paris ...Street, the equivalent of Oxford Street in London or the Champs-Élysées in Paris or Fifth Avenue in New York, were lined with impressive-looking shops...

Paris

77 2.350987,48.856667,0 San Francisco ...by telegraph could not have arrived so soon; and the train from Omaha to San Francisco wasn’t due to arrive until the following day. The explanation soon became...

San Francisco

75 -122.41942,37.77493,0 Europe ...at Kearney station. The trusty fellow would see about bringing her back to Europe by a better route and in more favourable circumstances. Mrs Aouda refused to be...

Europe

77 28.222024818160893,55.83114375381915,0 New York ...and four nights should be enough, according to the best estimates, to reach New York. Phileas Fogg was therefore still within his deadline. During the night the...

New York

78 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...would enable Phileas Fogg, Esq. – at least that was what he hoped – to be in New York by 11 December to catch the Liverpool steamer. The carriage in which Phileas...

New York

79 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...now returning to civilization, and finally that a train from San Francisco to New York and a transatlantic steamer from New York to London would undoubtedly enable...

New York

80 -74.00597,40.71427,0 Laramie ...mouth of the North Platte, follows the South Platte, crosses the territory of Laramie and the Wasatch Mountains, skirts the Great Salt Lake, arrives in Salt Lake...

Laramie

80 -105.5911,41.31137,0 China ...tons was a hazardous undertaking, and particularly at that time of year. The China Seas are generally rough and subject to frequent heavy squalls, especially at...

China

79 103.83107747167409,36.56380228339525,0 Junction ...churches. After Sacramento the train, once it had gone past the stations at Junction, Rochin, Auburn and Colfax, entered the Sierra Nevada mountain range. It was...

Junction

78 -112.21993,38.23748,0 Cisco ...range. It was seven o’clock in the morning when it went through the station at Cisco. One hour later the dormitory was once again an ordinary carriage and the...

Cisco

81 -98.97923,32.38819,0 Savile Row ...in order. Passepartout kept going up and down the staircase in the house in Savile Row. Time went by very slowly for the poor fellow. He listened outside the door of...

Savile Row

78 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Savile Row ...woman, looking thoughtful. And so for the whole of that Sunday the house in Savile Row looked deserted, and for the first time since living there Phileas Fogg did...

Savile Row

78 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Savile Row ...made up his mind. He knew what was left for him to do. A room in the house in Savile Row had been set aside for Mrs Aouda. The young woman was desperate. From some...

Savile Row

80 -0.12574,51.50853,0 Nevada ...past the stations at Junction, Rochin, Auburn and Colfax, entered the Sierra Nevada mountain range. It was seven o’clock in the morning when it went through the...

Nevada

79 -116.65120735590064,39.35433495163149,0 Liverpool ...would certainly not have trailed the detective along behind him all the way to Liverpool, and then— Passepartout couldn’t stand it any longer. ‘Master! Mr Fogg!’ he...

Liverpool

81 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...woman and his faithful servant. They needed to cover the distance between Liverpool and London in five and a half hours. This was a perfectly reasonable...

Liverpool

76 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...his travel schedule. On the line where he had written ‘21 December, Saturday, Liverpool’, he added: ‘80th day, 11.40 a.m.’ Then he waited. One o’clock struck on the...

Liverpool

80 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...Fogg was in prison. He had been locked up in the gaol of the custom-house in Liverpool and was to spend the night there before being transferred to London. At the...

Liverpool

79 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...by express trains that are always ready and waiting. From Dublin they go to Liverpool via high-speed steamers – cutting twelve hours off the time taken by the...

Liverpool

78 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...to London. That was precisely how long it would take the Henrietta to get to Liverpool – even if it went at full steam. And steam was just what the daring gentleman...

Liverpool

79 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...to London. That was precisely how long it would take the Henrietta to get to Liverpool – even if it went at full steam. And steam was just what the daring gentleman...

Liverpool

79 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...that I missed the steamer from New York and because you refused to take me to Liverpool –’ ‘And I did the right thing there, I’ll swear that by the devil,’ exclaimed...

Liverpool

80 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...possible for the Henrietta to cover the 3,000 miles separating New York and Liverpool in the nine days between 12 and 21 December. It is true that once he’d arrived...

Liverpool

78 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...was locked up in his cabin and, lastly, why the Henrietta was heading for Liverpool. It was, though, very clear from the way he set about things that Mr Fogg had...

Liverpool

76 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...pitch. What had happened was perfectly simple. Phileas Fogg wanted to get to Liverpool, but the captain didn’t want to take him there. Phileas Fogg had then agreed to...

Liverpool

79 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...pitch. What had happened was perfectly simple. Phileas Fogg wanted to get to Liverpool, but the captain didn’t want to take him there. Phileas Fogg had then agreed to...

Liverpool

79 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...and three other people to Liverpool?’ ‘To Liverpool? Why not China?’ ‘I said Liverpool.’ ‘No.’ ‘No?’ ‘No. I’m leaving for Bordeaux and Bordeaux’s where I’m...

Liverpool

79 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Liverpool ...In any case, like the ships of the Hamburg Line,1 it didn’t go directly to Liverpool or London but to Le Havre, and the additional crossing from Le Havre to...

Liverpool

77 -2.97794,53.41058,0 Illinois ...was in this way that he learnt how after much persecution Smith reappeared in Illinois and in 1839 founded on the banks of the Mississippi Nauvoo-la-Belle with...

Illinois

80 -89.15441413106859,40.12591650778147,0 India ...‘It’ll take you ten days or so by sea.’ ‘And where exactly is Bombay?’ ‘In India.’ ‘That’s in Asia, isn’t it?’ ‘Of course.’ ‘Heavens above! There’s something...

India

77 77.5,22.5,0 Carthage ...presidency of the United States and how finally he was drawn into an ambush in Carthage, thrown into prison and murdered by a gang of masked men. By now Passepartout...

Carthage

81 -82.68183,39.95729,0 Mongolia ...Calcutta. It was half past four in the afternoon when the passengers from the Mongolia disembarked in Bombay and the train for Calcutta was leaving at exactly eight...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...and so finished this excellent crossing with a magnificent clean sweep. The Mongolia wasn’t due to arrive in Bombay until 22 October. In fact, it had arrived on the...

Mongolia

78 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...coast of India was sighted. Two hours later the harbour pilot came aboard the Mongolia. On the horizon the outline of hills formed a harmonious backdrop. Soon the...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...if you want to see something new.’ By six o’clock in the evening the Mongolia’s propellers were churning up the waters of the harbour of Aden and soon the...

Mongolia

71 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...whatsoever on Phileas Fogg’s timetable. It had been planned. In any case, the Mongolia, instead of arriving in Aden only in the morning of 15 October, got there on...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...in several ports, and in these distant parts coal costs over £3 per ton. The Mongolia still had 1,650 miles to do before reaching Bombay and it would take four hours...

Mongolia

79 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...like a giant-sized coffee cup. In the course of the following night the Mongolia crossed the Strait of Bab-el-Mandeb, whose name means in Arabic the Gate of...

Mongolia

74 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...to their gods. So what was this eccentric doing, imprisoned as he was on the Mongolia? First of all, he took his four daily meals, without the rolling or pitching of...

Mongolia

79 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...telegram already mentioned. A quarter of an hour later Fix went on board the Mongolia, taking with him some light luggage but plenty of cash, and soon the...

Mongolia

79 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...urgent request to send an arrest warrant to Bombay. Then I’ll get on board the Mongolia, keep track of my thief all the way to India and there, on what is British...

Mongolia

81 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...his companion buy what he needed, urged him not to miss the departure of the Mongolia, and hurried off back to the consul’s office. Now that his mind was made up...

Mongolia

79 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Nauvoo ...the murder of Smith, his successor, the inspired prophet Brigham Young left Nauvoo and settled around the Great Salt Lake. It was here in this wonderful land and...

Nauvoo

78 -91.38487,40.55004,0 India ...could be expected to arrive on time, but when they take three days to cross India and seven to cross the United States, how could anyone consider them reliable...

India

78 77.5,22.5,0 India ...Then I’ll get on board the Mongolia, keep track of my thief all the way to India and there, on what is British territory, I’ll go up to him politely with my...

India

77 77.5,22.5,0 India ...before?’ ‘Several times,’ replied Fix. ‘I work for P&O.’ ‘So you must know India, then?’ ‘Well … yes …’ replied Fix, not wanting to be drawn. ‘Is it...

India

77 77.5,22.5,0 Nauvoo ...reappeared in Illinois and in 1839 founded on the banks of the Mississippi Nauvoo-la-Belle with a population of as many as 25,000 souls. How Smith became its...

Nauvoo

77 -91.38487,40.55004,0 Mongolia ...gave his servant some orders, then got into a small boat that took him to the Mongolia and went back down into his cabin. There he took out his notebook, which...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...point, ‘I have good reason to believe that our man is a passenger on board the Mongolia.’ Fix then recounted what had taken place between the servant and himself...

Mongolia

81 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...of the canal and went out to meet the Mongolia. Soon the enormous bulk of the Mongolia came into view, moving along between the banks of the canal. Eleven o’clock was...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...or so small boats set off from the bank of the canal and went out to meet the Mongolia. Soon the enormous bulk of the Mongolia came into view, moving along between...

Mongolia

80 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...of a large reward for a successful arrest, was therefore waiting for the Mongolia to arrive with understandable impatience. ‘Am I right, sir,’ he asked for the...

Mongolia

75 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...of a large reward for a successful arrest, was therefore waiting for the Mongolia to arrive with understandable impatience. ‘Am I right, sir,’ he asked for the...

Mongolia

75 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...and 9.53 miles per hour between Suez and Bombay. While they waited for the Mongolia to arrive, two men were walking along the quayside, mingling with the crowd of...

Mongolia

77 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...with a spar-deck.2 It weighed 2,800 tons and had a nominal 500 horsepower. The Mongolia regularly did the run from Brindisi to Bombay via the Suez Canal. It was one of...

Mongolia

81 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...with a spar-deck.2 It weighed 2,800 tons and had a nominal 500 horsepower. The Mongolia regularly did the run from Brindisi to Bombay via the Suez Canal. It was one of...

Mongolia

81 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Mongolia ...about that man Phileas Fogg were as follows: On Wednesday 9 October, the liner Mongolia was due to arrive in Suez at eleven o’clock in the morning. The Mongolia, which...

Mongolia

81 103.06425393486924,46.836104986768014,0 Kearney ...the hardened snow at a rate of forty knots. The distance separating Fort Kearney from Omaha is, in a straight line – a bee-line, as the Americans would say –...

Kearney

75 -99.08148,40.69946,0 Kearney ...to her that she should stay behind under Passepartout’s protection at Kearney station. The trusty fellow would see about bringing her back to Europe by a...

Kearney

72 -99.08148,40.69946,0 Kearney ...of the Sioux. There had been a struggle ten miles to the south of Fort Kearney. A few moments before the detachment had arrived Passepartout and...

Kearney

73 -99.08148,40.69946,0 New York ...lost hands down! You know in any case that the China, the only steamer from New York that he could have caught to get to Liverpool in time, arrived yesterday. Well...

New York

78 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...on 21 December I will lose £20,000. The fact is that I missed the steamer from New York and because you refused to take me to Liverpool –’ ‘And I did the right thing...

New York

81 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...been going full blast, and even if we had enough coal to go at low steam from New York to Bordeaux, we don’t have enough to go at full steam from New York to...

New York

80 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...tide. Not a single day goes by in this enormous and magnificent port of New York without a hundred ships setting out for destinations all over the world, but...

New York

74 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...journey hadn’t been interrupted by the Sioux attack, would you have arrived in New York by the morning of the 11th?’ ‘Yes, with twelve hours to spare.’ ‘Good. So you...

New York

81 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...to financial ruin. A single day’s delay meant he would miss the steamer from New York. His bet was irretrievably lost. But at the thought of ‘this is my duty’ he had...

New York

79 -74.00597,40.71427,0 New York ...to financial ruin. A single day’s delay meant he would miss the steamer from New York. His bet was irretrievably lost. But at the thought of ‘this is my duty’ he had...

New York

79 -74.00597,40.71427,0 Bombay ...of the Indians and are the race to which the wealthy native merchants of Bombay currently belong. On that particular day they were celebrating a sort of...

Bombay

75 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...his sights this unfathomable scoundrel for as long as the latter remained in Bombay. He was convinced and, as has been seen, so was Passepartout, that Phileas Fogg...

Bombay

79 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...Fix also disembarked from the Mongolia and hurried off to see the head of the Bombay police. He explained who he was and that he was there to arrest the...

Bombay

80 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...four in the afternoon when the passengers from the Mongolia disembarked in Bombay and the train for Calcutta was leaving at exactly eight o’clock. Mr Fogg...

Bombay

77 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...the whole width of India, with branch lines along its route, the journey from Bombay to Calcutta now only takes three days. The route chosen for the railway does...

Bombay

80 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...country. It maintains a governor-general in Calcutta, governors in Madras, Bombay and Bengal, and a lieutenant-governor in Agra. But British India proper only...

Bombay

77 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...and Butcher, and by half past four it was alongside the quays of Bombay. Phileas Fogg was then in the process of completing the thirty-third rubber of...

Bombay

67 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...of one hundred and sixty-eight hours to complete the crossing from Aden to Bombay. As it happened, conditions in the Indian Ocean were favourable. The...

Bombay

77 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...to meet up with you again on board. So where exactly are you going?’ ‘Well, to Bombay, like you.’ ‘How fortunate. Have you done this trip before?’ ‘Several times,’...

Bombay

81 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...kept telling himself that this whole bizarre episode would come to an end in Bombay. The day after they had left Suez, 10 October, Passepartout was on deck when he...

Bombay

79 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...to his post in Goa,3 a church minister, the Rev. Decimus Smith, returning to Bombay, and a brigadiergeneral in the British army, who was rejoining his regiment in...

Bombay

79 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...the detective. ‘It’ll take you ten days or so by sea.’ ‘And where exactly is Bombay?’ ‘In India.’ ‘That’s in Asia, isn’t it?’ ‘Of course.’ ‘Heavens above! There’s...

Bombay

79 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...the detective. ‘It’ll take you ten days or so by sea.’ ‘And where exactly is Bombay?’ ‘In India.’ ‘That’s in Asia, isn’t it?’ ‘Of course.’ ‘Heavens above! There’s...

Bombay

79 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...Passepartout.’ ‘Have you come from London?’ ‘Yes.’ ‘And where are you going?’ ‘Bombay.’ ‘Good, sir. Are you aware that visa formalities are unnecessary and that it’s...

Bombay

81 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...Passepartout.’ ‘Have you come from London?’ ‘Yes.’ ‘And where are you going?’ ‘Bombay.’ ‘Good, sir. Are you aware that visa formalities are unnecessary and that it’s...

Bombay

81 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...a nominal 500 horsepower. The Mongolia regularly did the run from Brindisi to Bombay via the Suez Canal. It was one of the company’s fastest vessels and it had...

Bombay

80 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...Suez Trailing bank robber, Phileas Fogg. Send arrest warrant without delay Bombay (British India). The effect of this telegram was immediate. For...

Bombay

77 72.88261,19.07283,0 Bombay ...railway and steamship 7 days From Suez to Bombay, by steamship 13 days From Bombay to Calcutta, by railway 3 days From Calcutta to Hong Kong, by steamship...

Bombay

78 72.88261,19.07283,0 London ...seems to point to this man. So what are you going to do?’ ‘Send a telegram to London with an urgent request to send an arrest warrant to Bombay. Then I’ll get on...

London

80 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...There he took out his notebook, which contained the following entries: Left London, Wednesday 2 October, 8.45 p.m. Arrived Paris, Thursday 3 October, 7.20...

London

78 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...man your servant?’ ‘Yes. A Frenchman called Passepartout.’ ‘Have you come from London?’ ‘Yes.’ ‘And where are you going?’ ‘Bombay.’ ‘Good, sir. Are you aware that...

London

81 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...the consul. ‘As you know, an English criminal is always better off hiding in London rather than abroad.’ After this remark, which gave the detective food for...

London

79 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...He was also made into a new sort of share that was immediately quoted on the London market. There were buying and selling prices for ‘Phileas Fogg’, and large...

London

79 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...which a new type of share appears on the London market When he left London, Phileas Fogg could have had little idea of the impact that his departure would...

London

70 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...Railway. This is how the Morning Chronicle worked it out: From London to Suez via the Mont Cenis tunnel3 and Brindisi, by railway and...

London

65 -0.12574,51.50853,0 London ...not get away. As can well be imagined, this incident was on everyone’s lips in London and the whole country. It was the subject of heated debate, with differing...

London

81 -0.12574,51.50853,0