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Discover Ludwig"further east" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to indicate a location that is even more eastward from a previous point mentioned. Example: The village was located on the east coast, but as we traveled further east, we discovered more secluded beaches.
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Office rent is historically cheap further east.
Looking further east, though, things look brighter.
The same pattern holds further east.
The driver said it was further east.
You can't go further east".
It seems the sun has arrived further east too.
Concentrate on getting to the Gippsland lakes further east.
Further east, at Old Marib, the ghostliness was almost overpowering.
He would never get further east than Afghanistan.
People are starting to develop further east now, in Riverhead.
Instead, short-term contracts proliferated, work was outsourced from Walsall to Warsaw and still further east.
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