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According to various calculation methods, several locations claim the title of the geographical center of Europe. These include:
the village of Purnuškės, 27.8 km north of Vilnius, Lithuania[1];
a point 259.8 km southwest of Polotsk in the northern part of Belarus[2];
a point near the village of Delove, not far from Rakhiv, Zakarpattia Oblast (Ukraine)[3];
a point in the village of Kragule near Kremnica, central Slovakia[4];
a point in the gmina of Suchowola, north of Białystok, northeastern Poland[5];
and several other, less justified locations.
the village of Purnuškės, 27.8 km north of Vilnius, Lithuania[1];
a point 259.8 km southwest of Polotsk in the northern part of Belarus[2];
a point near the village of Delove, not far from Rakhiv, Zakarpattia Oblast (Ukraine)[3];
a point in the village of Kragule near Kremnica, central Slovakia[4];
a point in the gmina of Suchowola, north of Białystok, northeastern Poland[5];
and several other, less justified locations.
