Maps I think are EPIC

on JackSucksAtGeography we upload a range of easy to watch & sometimes educational geography related content. I have successfully learned all 197 countries and flags of the world. I also look at interesting maps to teach us more about different parts of the world and their culture. On this channel I also play Geoguessr.

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[TheMusicalSymphonyIndia]

2:29 Jack feeling sorry for the 9% people in Japan not having air-conditioning. Meanwhile, India-

[NienNunbOnly]

6:23 'a little bit of wales'' litrerally all of wales -__-

[josephcole]

8:20 Great Slave Lake is in Northwest Territories, Canada. It is named after an indigenous tribe known as the "Slavey" people, not actual slaves.

[Jachael]

Fun fact about the point you made at 9:49:
It is a feasible road trip to drive from Perth to Adelaide (and vice versa), but there's a stretch of 1000km of road where there is nothing nearby. If you wanna make the trip, you have to stock up, bring camping gear or a spare driver, and hope that you don't break down along the way...

[handsometiger]

6:29 who gonna tell em that aint moscow

[himynameismrperson]

10:21 that's Essex, not East Sussex

[Mikepro-tr]

4:36 💀🌚 jack this is not north Macedonia

[GroepsHumor]

2:42 JACK ACKNOWLEDGES GILMORE GIRLS AS A REAL THING?!!??? JACK IS A GILMORE FAN CONFIRMED??

[phillyphill]

Still waiting for “maps I find arousing”

[harrison]

3:05 it's actually about 15-20% of turkey that are Christian but when they are born the Turkish government puts Islam as their religion on the passport so people think that Christianity is a lot more uncommon than it actually is

[Geographyandhistory]

8:20 Great slave lake is named after the slavey people that live in the area and not slaves.
Note: Slavey is an exonym given to them by the Cree, the slavey call themselves the Dene.

[Darth_B]

Jack the great slave lake is called that because it’s named after the nearby “Slavy” Native American tribe. I get that you didn’t know that and it sounds like I’m correcting you but I’m not.

[offical_jamierubberfan]

8:04 the surface level changes so under a hill there will be a dip on that map (i think)

[RyanMcCannYT]

Geography at school: 😕
Geography with Jack: 🔥🤩

[luvtato]

6:20 "and just a lil bit of Wales" The whole Wales being red:

[SiameseOnMC]

"montenegro and macedonia" As a macedonian we use the MKD (Denar), that's kosovo.

[ExploringNew]

4:10 I swear if I see an ohio joke in the comments

[Naota]

0:56 Hooray for NYC representing public transportation!

[CasuallyCold]

1:08 We are working on it though. There's been an up tick in high speed passenger train investment in the U.S. (Note : We do have a major railway network, it's just for cargo an goods since it's not always reliable to distribute on the road.) There's already been a passenger train line finished going from Miami to Orlando in Florida and there's another one being constructed going from Los Angeles, California to Las Vegas, Nevada which is a way longer trip and it will be much more harder and expensive. But it's a start. NYC is well known to have public transport as they're main way of getting around since it's extremely crowded. But other major cities like Los Angeles, Atlanta, Dallas, and Houston mainly have cars which has lead to many traffic jams and very frustrated drivers. Sometimes it's even been deadly during bad weather. So I'm happy that we are getting more passenger trains being set up.

[youkathegyptian]

3:07 the percent in Egypt is 25% not 10% according to the Coptic church