50 Fun And Interesting Geography Facts

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[jeffreylin]

It is interesting how the Netherlands is the country with the lowest elevation and tallest people.

[TravellingTorunn]

Really interesting! But the city of Reykjavik has about 122 900 inhabitants. 350000 (or rather 366000 now) is the inhabitants in the whole of Iceland 😀

[gaming_denyoxd]

"Hamburg's many streams, rivers and canals are crossed by some 2, 500 bridges, more than London, Amsterdam and Venice put together. Hamburg has more bridges inside its city limits than any other city in the world." - but overall a great video please more of it !

[jimmeade]

It's ironic that Norway has the highest percentage of electric vehicles (EV), considering a large portion of its economy is based on oil and natural gas from the North Sea. Pittsburgh now has 445 bridges, one collapsed last month.

[mutigerinky]

I'm surprised there's not more comments about the Point Nemo one. That one blew my mind that the closest people to that location are actually in space. Wow! Thanks for all of the cool nuggets of information.

[timurtatlici]

Nice Video, but Hamburg in Germany has about 2500 bridges - which is more than Amsterdam, Venice and probably Pittsburgh combined.

[Pablo_Gardens]

I like how in the beginning, there were facts that I had already heard, but then you started to include more obscure ones and kept me hooked. It’s like you were trying to provide something for newcomers while also considering oldtimers so that both can enjoy the video

[MarioMario-myib]

The fact that 10% of all humans that have ever lived are alive right now is mind blowing 🤯

[christopherx]

Hmmm, just made a local search: Stockholm has around 2000 bridges according to a local newspaper article that is not about any record at all but about the repair situation. It could be a matter of how you define a city, but the same article claims that over 800 of them fall under the jurisdiction of the city of Stockholm.
It makes sense that there should be a lot in Stockholm as the city is built on a multitude of islands.

[danieweir]

Wellington NZ is the third largest city in NZ ... although the capital it is behind Auckland with 1.4 m, and Christchurch with 380k then Wellington 220k ...

[jamesfalkener]

Great video and even better comments below. Good to stimulate the mind. Thanks.

[randyoseidonkor]

Always educating and fun to learn some new geo stuff👌🏾

[giggle]

Great video! There were definitely enough facts that made me say, "really?". Interesting info.

[parasovhal]

Interesting facts 😊
You are doing a superb job👍

[justawhisperintheuniverse]

Super interesting video with several stats that I had never even considered, much less knew.

[conandis]

Why is it that Iceland is mostly green and Greenland is mostly ice? 🤔
Dilemmas like this prevent me from going to sleep at night 💤

[jarrettpeeples]

Russia spans 11 time zones, but France actually recognizes the most time zones with 12.

[neutronpixie]

I dunno, man. Dubai may have a lot of 5 star hotels, but if they're anything like the Burj Kalifa, they don't have working plumbing. Can you really call that "5 star"?

[rheffner]

Nice video. I am a geographer by education and really enjoyed it.

[xjdfghashzkj]

Hulunbuir is actually in China... but it is indeed huge, because of how China defines what a "city" is