The Middle of Alaska is the middle of nowhere. Just ask anybody that got stuck there and made it out.

The middle of nowhere is the middle of nowhere... Basically you can't see any buildings or vehichles or any form of human cohabition in any direction you look. All you see is sparse amounts of land.

Its a place within our mind that we project out onto the world to attempt to label and pin down a name for our experience of being in an unrecognisable locale.

On the outskirts of somewhere

It's in the middle of the begging and the end of nowhere.

Several places. Wherein only ninnies of the highest order choose to live.

The upper peninsula of Mi. where the turd squeezers call themselves Yoopers. Known to the rest of the world as Inbred Fascist Nazis.

some where in a small town in missouri

Definitely West Texas - almost anyplace in West Texas.

somewhere in the depths of my thought...

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Somewhere between here and there.

My late father used to use this term, may he rest in G-dly. Peace. I've always believed it to mean a very rural area, such as the woodsy way we walked, up in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, back in 9th grade ages ago. It was about a 7-mile walk, in my estimation, and the only shelter we had were the two wooden huts in which we slept. By the way, the land on this globe is mostly rural open space, believe it or not. In other words, it's mostly "the middle of nowhere."

Barstow

about 15minutes south of my house. you get there by turning left...or is it right(?) at Albuquerque

Come to Australia, visit the outback and you will have your answer.

there can be no middle.

send me a package, then follow the you pee ess guy out here. you will be in the middle of now here.

Middle of nowhere is nowhere

My house is right in the middle of it.

the middle of no-where is " h "

it's actually called "know-where " , and when you are there , you know , so you move on. ;-)

i have found it..........i can got any direction and end up at point b............sigh not a nice place.... +5

14.2 miles west of my house.