Geography
Places, landscapes, and geographical phenomena
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Geography
Short distances between islands can create waves that flip boats faster than the open ocean
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Geography
A single nation can supply ninety percent of another country's energy and food
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Geography
A single island terminal can handle more cargo than most major river ports
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Geography
A single geographic chokepoint controls the nutrients needed to feed billions
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Geography
A nation's diplomatic power can be determined by its physical location between rivals
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Geography
A volcanic island's steep underwater slopes can act as a natural barrier against submarines
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Geography
A massive underwater river flows backward beneath the surface of the Bosporus
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Geography
A single atmospheric river can carry more water than the mouth of the Amazon River
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Geography
A nation of two million people produces billions in pharmaceuticals for the world
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Geography
A single narrow waterway handles twenty percent of the world's oil
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Geography
France maintains the third largest nuclear arsenal in the world
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Geography
In 2020, Luxembourg became the first country to make all public transport free
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Geography
A massive earthquake in 893 destroyed Dvin and claimed over 70,000 lives in Armenia
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Geography
Cardiff was officially proclaimed the capital city of Wales in 1955
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Geography
In 2002, the European Union announced its largest single expansion to ten new nations
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