Examining Interesting Maps

Taking a look at some pretty cool maps that depict many interesting subjects including population, economy, agriculture and more.

[SukkaPunch]

I was the weird kid in school who looked at maps too lol. It’s a good thing.

[bfun]

Q: What do you get if you cut Alaska in half?
A: Texas would be the third largest state.

[danieldavenport]

I’ve always loved maps. I wanted to be a cartographer. I still enjoy staring at maps today and dreaming of where I can go. On a slow day at work I’ll pull up Google maps and travel the world.

[theonlyguiltymaninshawshan]

I love maps, too. I drove in and out of all 48 contiguous states during the fall of 2016 and I really got into maps, highways, speed limits, time zones, and geographic oddities. 11, 000 miles roundtrip. I even wrote a book about it.

[Totoxert]

This channel is criminally underrated. You deserve more subscribers, Kyle.

[dougj]

Growing up, I would religiously look at Road Atlas maps with my grandmother on the porch. I will always cherish those times and I give her all of the credit for my love of geography.

[jessturner]

As a kid in the mid-80s and early 90s, I would lie in the back of my family’s Ford Fairmont station wagon on long road trips and examine the big Rand McNally road atlas for hours. So glad I found this channel - great work, keep it up!

[mcctravel]

Growing up in the 50s/60s, the answer most given to my questions was “Look it up” so I heavily depended on World Book Encyclopedia and Maps.
This channel is 21st century info and every parent ought to have their young children tuned in then using each presentation as “Teachable Moments” for their family.

[gabrielrossi]

I am from Brazil and i love geography, i always loved to see usa maps, i discovered your channel recently and i am loving it!

[yeezuschrist]

This channel is one of those gems on youtube that you come across if you’re lucky. You deserve way more subs imo, keep up the content!👍

[jeremiahallyn]

I love geography, maps, etc. I always thought I was the only one, haha. I don't care if people think it's nerdy, I think it's interesting and fun. Glad I found your channel ✌😀

[lancasterritzyescargotdine]

When I was a child I was your rival! Maps like these kept me wide-eyed for hours and still do. They are so hard to find and it's rare they stay up long enough to really study them in depth. Thanks for posting these. This is the most fascinating thing I've ever found on You Tube.

[Gamepro]

“And then there’s Oregon, hooking the whole country up.” 🤣🤣🤣

[hannahwalker]

This channel is extremely underrated! Great vid Kyle!

[Tarv]

like how in the 50 states for even distribution, Tennessee is still Tennessee

[radtech]

This is an awesome video Kyle! Sometimes when I examine maps I trace rivers back to their source. It’s interesting thinking about the tributaries that connect to them and the different landforms that they flow through.
Keep up the good work!

[charleshayes]

I have no idea why I was suggested your videos but I must say I've become entranced and strangely addicted. Bravo, good Sir

[dougimmel]

Best one of yours I've seen so far. I was a map lover and went to college with a guy who self published a small book about flags and flag design. Long live the arcane and esoteric.

[Reist_ance]

I knew it .. it's the Mississippi river that's making me obese !! All the other "experts" said it might be the cheese burgers, BBQ, beer and ice cream .. shows you what they know 🤣😂

[paulcelauro]

My father gave me a map of Europe when I was in the third grade (about 1956), I remember spreading it out on the kitchen floor fascinated. That feeling never went away and graduated college with a degree in Geography