Interesting. It used to be accurate - down to the zip code, as I remember.

My response is just a best guess, since you never mentioned what it is that makes you think that your PC is located 30 miles away. My response is based on the answer I get from "Alexa" when I ask it about my location.

My PC is not located 30 miles distant, multiple web sites think it is. For example, when I try to get the hours of a business, I get the business in that other area. When I wanted to make an appointment with Quest, my PC directed me to Quest in that other location. This is happening across multiple web sites. They all think my PC is located in that other location. Like I said, no big deal, but I wonder what is going on. I don't have Alexa.

If you are on Windows 10 when you go to settings, privacy, location what is the default set at? If it's not right change it. Mary

A couple links that may, or may not interest you:

https://www.whatismybrowser.com/ (My results: https://whatismybrowser.com/w/WDYB5FG)

https://www.whatismybrowser.com/faq/location-detection-is-wrong

https://www.maxmind.com/en/locate-my-ip-address

When I was in Ohio, sites (and advertisers) thought I lived 17 miles away from where I lived.

Here in Florida, it used to think I lived in West Palm Beach (pretty far) but now it's pretty accurate.

The city is correct. The zip code is close enough.

Mary, I set my location. Richard, that's right. My iSP location in Palmetto.

Mary, I just checked my default location and it was in Jackson, WY (I'm on Long Island, NY!), so I just changed it. Thanks for the insight.

Great, hope it works. Mary