These Areas Make up 50 Percent of the World GDP

[northofnashira]

Imagine how much less of the U.S. would've been used if they included California.

[Mako-]

Not a coincidence that this is where all the cars are designed

[jdotoz]

Mapmaker: "No, California, you sit this one out, the other states need some playing time."

[donaldlee]

This is basically the three pillars of global trade. Most of world’s shipping is between these three regions.

[robert]

I admire your channel, because unlike other you do not only talk exclusively about America. But you take a look at the rest of the world. Deserves a sub. Greetings from Germany

[CJ]

Missouri and Kentucky really carrying the team

[HalduBouyaNono]

I just love how the ones who made the map doesn't just coloured the countries, but instead were precise to the point of choosing the exact internal division is relevant for the country.

[davidellis]

Was there a requirement that the areas be contiguous or something? California is notably absent, for example. I would expect it to be part of the US region.

[alvarotorrent]

it's definitely not 1/16 of the area

[LA-MJ]

It's nowhere near 1/16. Because Mercator

[gdvortex]

Wow, Finland is that small population wise

[crispykneecaps]

So much of the rest of the world is resource rich in raw materials, but the people don't see much of that wealth.

[Psnrspxb]

Finally Mississippi mentioned positively

[Racerbanditten]

BRO SAID DENMARK WAS GERMANY WTF ROARRRR

[davidhouseman]

Looks like China saw eurppe blue banana and wen good idea, but you know what colour bananas are?

[tusharpadir]

The countries in the west has the money came from a different part as we from where

[the_llamaking]

Bro just said Chicago instead of Illinois 💀

[galymzhankyrykbaev]

what year data? i mean Kazakhstan here has old (pre-2022) inner-map (weve changed some borders)

[harz]

Important thing to note, don't think that GDP stands for wealth, at least not for wealth in the population, Germany has a huge GDP but the average German is just slightly wealthier than the average greek

[walterfielding]

Shout out to Missouri for making the cut! Take that India!