5 Most Isolated Communities At The End Of The Earth

Throughout history, people have moved across the great expanses of the globe to establish communities. Some of them have even grown into large cities which harbor millions of individuals.
However, some people have chosen to remain in smaller groups that are totally off the radar. These communities have withstood the test of time in near isolation. In fact, many residents have never left the small area of isolation they call home. Here are 5 Isolated Inhabited Communities At The End Of The Earth

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[jakewilley]

9:00 pm: Im tired
2:00 am: 5 Most Isolated Communities And The End Of The Earth

[mooxblubble]

"So, you married your sister?" She's my cousin-aunt-grandma-niece. Marry my sister? What's wrong with you, man?"

[mystreriousuploader]

5 Palmerston Island
4 2:45 Supai village, Arizon
3 4:38 Tristan da Cunha
2 7:12 Utqiagvik, Alaska
1 9:40 La Rinconada, Peru

[lightyearahead]

Suddenly because of this pandemic everyone started liking these remote places as a safe home.

[dylandurose]

Palmerston island.

Her: We can’t my mother would not approve.
Him: Now, Brandine she’s my mother too.

[theblendedginger]

As a introvert I spent the whole video trying to decide which island to move too🤣🤣🤣

[cassielewis]

Who else here by accident during COVID-19?

[MachineGunKali]

The way he went in on La Rinconada towards the end 😂😂😂

[MsButtercup]

There are some more isolated communities in the north of Canada. I worked as a speech language pathologist in Inuvik NWT, Canada and travelled for work to all of the 12 communities in the north of the territory. There are several that you can only reach by plane. Sach's Harbour, NWT, Canada is a small community along the Arctic Ocean with only ~100-150 people. From what I remember, the next closest community to it was about a 2-3 hour flight away. It's a beautiful place!

[juliaholcomb]

the narrator be like: so if you like death, destruction, and social isolation, this might be the right place for you.

[Willybean]

Hello coming from Utqiagvik! It's 3 PM and it's dark out. Also, during the summers we have endless day so that's cool.

[lucasechenique]

Of all the tiny villages 100s of miles from anywhere in Alaska, you chose Utqiavik, a city with a retail grocery store, a hospital, an airport with commercial jets, and a university. Why didn't you choose something actually isolated like Saint Paul Alaska? That's a village of 300 in the middle of the bering sea

[junoponyo]

This made me open Google Maps and look for every small island in the world to see if there are available 3D/360 images. What an amazing world we live in.

[Virgo-gohu]

I am blessed that I live here in the Philippines with so much water, plenty of fruits, vegetables and beautiful islands.

[DavBotsArcade]

"Welcome to Palmerston, where the only thing more shallow than our beaches is our gene pool."

[jayayo]

The narrator sounds so excited saying, "So, if your interested in extreme cold, remote solitude, and perpetual night.." this is the place for you

[muhammadhaboub]

It is strange not to see any place located in Russia, Sahara, or the Himalayas❗

[rumpledxkn]

No matter how remote you’re bound to see a white person with a backpack.

[johnbyk]

Amazon would have a hell of a time delivering to these places

[chinookvalley]

This has got to be one of the weirdest videos I have ever seen. Interesting, but, weird.