#Geography
History | History
Why Are There Two Dakotas and Two Carolinas?
If the colony of Carolina and the Dakota Territory hadn’t decided to split themselves up, we’d have only 48 states right now. But why did these particular places become geographic variants of each other?
Miscellaneous | Interesting Stuff
19 Surprising Geography Facts That Will Totally Change Your Perspective
Fact: Australia is wider than the Moon.
Politics | Politics
The video about Israel that's NOT controversial
The small piece of land that the world can't stop talking about.
Miscellaneous | Interesting Links
Why is North Always Up on Maps?
Magnetic north is shifting towards Siberia, but that doesn't quite explain why maps put north at the top.
Miscellaneous | Resources
Geography Now! ISRAEL
Well. This is it. North Korea is going to be a breeze after this. I talked to a lot of Israeli and Palestinian Geograpeeps for help with this video and I tri...
Psychology | Psychology & Psychological Research
Where you live has a bigger impact on happiness and health than you might imagine - San Antonio Express-News
When my husband and I moved from Los Angeles to Washington for his job, I saw only the cons in our new city: Overcast skies, solemn monuments and women wearing an accessory I'd forgotten about from junior high dances: Pantyhose. The humidity was oppressiv
Miscellaneous | NEW YORK CITY
If the World Was Mapped Using the Manhattan Grid System
London's Big Ben would be on the corner of 63,709th Street and 10,896th Avenue.
Miscellaneous | Interesting Links
Americans Were Asked To Find North Korea On A Map And We’re Not Sure If The Result Is Hilarious Or Scary
I don't know. I'm not a geographer!
Miscellaneous | Other Stuff
Where is Old Zealand? | Mental Floss
Old Mexico is Mexico. Old York is York. But where is Old Zealand?
Science & Technology | Cool Stuff
The Eshima Ohashi Bridge In Japan Looks Absolutely Terrifying
We've seen truly terrifying bridges before, but nothing quite as scary-looking as the Eshima Ohashi Bridge in Japan. The bridge, which connects the cities of Matsue and Sakaiminato, appears to go
