"further north of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a location that is north of an already specified place. For example, "I went further north of the city to find the lake."
The results showed a curve, with spring events occurring earlier further north of the equator.
Further north of Bulgaria, another border is being fortified with just that motive in mind.
Brian Robinson Daingean, County Offaly Further north of Nottingham twitchell morphed into ginnell where you kept your grid (bicycle).
On the western side, the route will run past Crewe and further north of Manchester to rejoin the west coast main line.
What with the last few Canadian franchises going down the drain in the playoffs, one can expect the ratings to plummet further north of the border.
So, I rescheduled my trip with another carrier to arrive slightly further north of US territory, and sure enough, I was allowed to board unhindered all the way to Montreal.
Migrating further north out of the shallow North Sea into the North Atlantic Ocean poses problems because many fish, such as the dab, cannot survive in deep, rocky areas, but only in shallow seas with muddy or sandy seabeds, he said.
As Hughes travelled further north to parts of the reef outside the boundaries of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, he saw corals "blitzed" in the Torres Strait.
North's parent company runs other venues around Leeds (the Cross Keys, Alfred, Preston, Further North), all of which feature tasty beer.
It also shows shared enterprise: The mating (call it assembly, or maquiladora) occurs in Mexico; the finished product delights everyone further north.Villagers of San Mateo Almomoloa say the rescue plan would be fairer, too.
If the high-altitude test had been carried out 50º further north instead of close to the equator, the electromagnetic pulse would have done four to five times more electrical damage.
