Another 10 Solid Minutes of Geography & Culture Facts

Welcome to another 10 solid minutes of Geography & Culture facts. Let’s jump right into it. The world’s shortest international bridge stretches just over 10 feet or 3.2 meters from Spain to Portugal...

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[holidayonion]

In Maine: The word “Sebago” in Sebago Lake is taken from the local native word meaning “Big Lake.” This means that Sebago Lake means Big Lake Lake and Little Sebago Lake is Little Big Lake Lake.

[ice_man]

Australia being wider than the moon is crazy. I can imagine seeing Australia in space.

[elirothblatt]

Finally someone learns how to thirst trap me with video titles. Excellent video, thank you! I subscribed!!

[lukaslambs]

I love how you actually do provide 10 minutes of straight facts!

[vortexcheetos]

This channel is so underrated these facts are so interesting I could watch this all day

[Curestarlight]

Love geography!!! Easily the most undervalued subject, but my favorite. Keep making videos my guy and I will watch them.

[johnnysports]

I literally was watching the og one as this got posted let's go

[jimihughes]

Always loved Geography since I was in school. Thanks

[georgemcmeechan]

The thing in Falkirk Scotland was beside the river carron near stenhousemuir . Much love from Falkirk Scotland

[odacruz]

When I was a kid I loved staring at maps, I learned to love geography and how it affected markets and crops

[chiefmonrovia]

4:01 I live in wisconsin, this law just recently changed. You can't do that in public anymore, so no bars or restaurants, however you can still be under 21 and enter a bar with a parent, and that same parent can give you alcohol at home just fine. Love these videos! I especially love all the cool maps you find, where do you get them all from?

[santiagomolinareina]

5:23 For what I understand, this lake becomes a lake like once every 10 years due to heavy rains, and sea birds like pelicans know when and how to get there from thousands of miles away to feed and breed. Thanks for the videos, I've learned a lot!

[edwardlees]

A great source of fun facts. I've used some of them (acquired over the years) in classes at the university with my tourism students and now I have loads more. Thanks.

[LifeLongLearner]

I love this channel. Thank you so much! "Without geography, you're nowhere!"

[Meganawsomness]

These will come in handy for my Pub Quizzes. Cheers!

[eyetrollin]

That Jedi fact is so funny because I have been listing that as my religion for over 20 years,

[roblangada]

11:35 Not just females, only 100 male Orthodox pilgrims and 10 non Orthodox pilgrims are allowed per day. To actually live there permanently you have to be an over 18 male who is Orthodox. The reason no women are allowed is because its been controlled by monastic orders for centuries (since the Byzantines), the Virgin Mary is supposed to represent the only femininity on the mountain. No females also makes celibacy for the monks and pilgrims less difficult.

[CreepersNeedHugs]

3:56 my family is from Wisconsin. This is _such_ a Wisconsin thing.

[tiananmenraidbossjonliaoxi]

Theory on Appalachian salt lake: Spanish found salt lake in Utah which spreads vertically along the Utah Rockies. Maybe the map was made after Spanish exploration but right before things like Lewis and Clarke expedition happened.

[radicalcat]

I'm from Costa Rica, it makes me super happy to be oncluded in your video, what an honor so thank you so much and Pura Vida!

And talking about geography, I can see my house in the picture you used. :D