r/geography Mar 17 '24

Discussion Can you think of any location in the world that is actually sorta like this?

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r/geography Jan 04 '24

Discussion If the usa wouldn’t have their capital on dc , which city would be the proper capital?

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7.4k Upvotes

r/geography Oct 30 '23

Discussion In your opinion, which U.S. city has the worst combination of cost of living and weather?

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10.6k Upvotes

I’m going with Boston

r/geography Mar 28 '24

Discussion Tell me something interesting about Somalia

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4.0k Upvotes

r/geography Feb 14 '24

Discussion Why don’t I ever hear anything about Oman? It has beautiful spots and it seems to be relatively safe.

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8.4k Upvotes

r/geography Feb 23 '24

Discussion What do you think is the least influential country in the world?

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6.1k Upvotes

In the pic: Results of the Global Soft Power Index 2023, commissioned by BrandFinance.com.

r/geography Dec 03 '23

Discussion What major city has the lamest skyline?

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7.5k Upvotes

Indianapolis, USA

r/geography 13d ago

Discussion What is the most valuable square?

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3.8k Upvotes

I don’t know why but i can only attach one photo

r/geography Dec 06 '23

Discussion Why does no one talk about how HUGE the Miami metro area is???

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r/geography Mar 29 '24

Discussion Tell me something interesting about Wyoming

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r/geography Mar 10 '24

Discussion What is THE most alien landscape on Earth, in your opinion? My vote is for the Danakil Depression, it looks like Venus.

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6.9k Upvotes

r/geography Dec 10 '23

Discussion If you could only show one city to represent the whole world to an alien, which city would it be?

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I would pick London, I think it’s tied with New York for most diverse city but it has so much more history and iconic monuments.

r/geography Mar 13 '24

Discussion Everyone talks about Bosnia; but what actually goes on in Herzegovina?

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r/geography Apr 16 '24

Discussion beauty is subjective, especially when it comes to nature. with that being said, what do you believe to be the ugliest-looking place on earth?

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trying to see what patterns come from the answers here. i’d prefer to restrict this to natural landscapes, but the effects of humans (deforestation, habitat destruction, etc.) can’t be ignored when it comes to a question like this.

r/geography Dec 31 '23

Discussion Best City on Lake Michigan

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r/geography Dec 17 '23

Discussion What do you think is the “weirdest” mountain?

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It can be in terms of its shape, its surroundings, its history, or any other category you can think of

r/geography Oct 29 '23

Discussion What goes on in the Indian Ocean and why is it almost never mentioned?

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r/geography Dec 22 '23

Discussion What are some cities that sit at a much higher elevation than people would normally assume?

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Johannesburg S.A sits at 1700m above sea level and is higher than most cities in Europe’s alps.

r/geography 9d ago

Discussion What are examples (if any) of cities/other settlements that never changed name and kept their initial one through the centuries?

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2.7k Upvotes

r/geography Jul 10 '23

Discussion How many continents do you think there are and where are you from?

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I'm from the UK and I'd say there's seven like in the map but I saw a discussion that ended with no answer

r/geography 15d ago

Discussion What is life like in Mongolia, one of the world's most isolated countries sandwiched between Russia and China?

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r/geography Mar 16 '24

Discussion If all countries became hyper isolationist, which country/region(s) would be absolutely devastated and which would fare the best?

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Basically the title. No international trade, imports and exports. No communication, the internet is only limited within a specific nation. No Migration or travel.

No prep time.

How would the global landscape look like after ten year, which country would farevthe best I'm Africa, MENA, Asia etc.

r/geography Nov 20 '23

Discussion What is the most European looking city in North America?

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r/geography 21d ago

Discussion Anyone know what happens on this island in the middle of the Indian Ocean?

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4.6k Upvotes

r/geography Dec 19 '23

Discussion What are some countries that have the best mountains?

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3.9k Upvotes

📍Massif du Vignemale, France (Pyrenees Mountains)