Phineas Fogg Tracker

Paul Nathan Negrean

May 7, 2024 — 1 min read

Chapters 1–3: Europe, United Kingdom, England, London
Chapter 4: Europe, United Kingdom, England, London, boards train to Paris.
Chapters 6–8: Suez, Africa, going to Egypt, uses Steamer.
Chapter 9: Indian Sea, Asia, India, going to Mumbai, uses Steamer.
Chapter 10: Asia, India, going to Calcutta, uses train.
Chapter 11–13 Asia, India, Forest Near Calcutta, by elephant toward Calcutta.
Chapter 14 Asia, India, going to Calcutta, By Train
Chapter 15–16 Asia, India, going to Hong Kong, By Steamer
Chapter 17 Asia, Singapore, going to Hong Kong, By Steamer
Chapter 18–19 Asia, Hong Kong, going to Yokohama, By Steamer
Chapter 20 Asia, Hong Kong, going to Shanghai, By Steamer, 3 miles (4.83 km) off Shanghai
Chapter 21 Asia, Hong Kong, going to Yokohama, By Steamer, Passpartou arrives.
Chapter 22-23 Asia, Yokohama (Japan), going to the U.S.A., Steamer.
Chapter 24–31 America, San Francisco (California), going to New York by train and sled with sails.
Chapter 32 America, New York, missed boat to England.
Chapter 33 America, New York, arrives in Ireland by steamer.
Chapter 33 Ireland, Queenstown, going to Liverpool by steamer and then to London by Train.
Chapter 34–35 Europe, United Kingdom, England, London, at home

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