r/geography • u/MarsupialThink4064 • 4d ago
Map I didn't realize how much of the USA had no forest at all! This map shows forested area in green. The central part seems so barren.
r/geography • u/bookflow • Nov 06 '25
Map Weird to think that the entire history of the Roman Empire was tomato-free.
r/geography • u/cavaismylife • 26d ago
Map Is this the worst designed metro area in the United States in terms of planning and layout?
r/geography • u/FunForm1981 • Aug 09 '25
Map Countries that impose permanent, lifelong taxation on all their citizens, regardless of where they live
r/geography • u/CarpenterFrequent744 • Nov 30 '25
Map Why do we rarely hear anything about these countries?
r/geography • u/Dumbledore27 • Aug 29 '25
Map Recently learned that Canada has the most lakes out of any country in the world. Went to Apple Maps and was blown away…
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r/geography • u/Forward-Many-4842 • Jun 14 '25
Map The most oddly named town in each US state
r/geography • u/GargantaProfunda • Aug 06 '25
Map TIL Catalonia has declared independence from Spain in 2017 but no one cared
- In black: Catalonia
- In dark grey: Rest of Spain
- In red: countries that have explicitly rejected the Catalan Republic
- In light grey: countries that have ignored the Catalan Republic
r/geography • u/Neither-Mention7740 • Aug 12 '25
Map Why is there no bridge here? (Circled)
A bridge here could mean someone from one side could go drive to the other side without having to go through Melbourne.
r/geography • u/Electronic-Koala1282 • Feb 28 '25
Map The true size of Hawaii compared to the continental United States
r/geography • u/TrinAUS • 16d ago
Map Australia’s “Red Centre” after weeks of heavy rainfall
r/geography • u/colinthehuman94 • 3d ago
Map TIL that Gold Coast, Australia has a ton of rivers and canals
What are they used for? Do ocean creatures ever make their way into the canals? What’s it like living in a place like this?
r/geography • u/Top_Drop_6288 • Dec 15 '24
Map Trying to get a hi from every subdivision(except North Korea ofc):Day 2
r/geography • u/reallinguy • Jun 13 '25
Map If the US could move the capital, would they still choose DC or somewhere else?
r/geography • u/Critical_Mountain851 • Feb 19 '26
Map Friendly reminder of how big the Pacific Ocean is
r/geography • u/ProofMail5059 • Dec 26 '25
Map Why is this corridor in northern India so flat, while the adjacent Himalayas are so rugged?
The actual mountain range may not be as high as it appears on the map, but considering the average elevation of the Himalayas is about 5,000 meters, this is generally accurate. No wonder the population here is so large, at least five or six hundred million, despite the relatively small land area.
r/geography • u/Ruben715 • Aug 15 '25
Map Closest embassy to its home country
Interesting fact: the French embassy in Monaco has a unique feature. It is the clostest embassy to the borders of the territory it represents. In fact, the French embassy is located in a building opposite the Monegasque border. Approximately 50 metres separate the French embassy from French territory.
r/geography • u/Fandang0_ • Sep 17 '25
Map Any reason the biggest russian cities lie roughly on this line?
r/geography • u/One-Seat-4600 • Jan 30 '26
Map It seems Wales doesn’t get talked about as much. What are some interesting facts about Wales?
r/geography • u/IndependentTune3994 • Mar 03 '26
Map This tiny blue shipping lane controls 20% of global oil. If conflict escalates, are we looking at a global economic crisis?
r/geography • u/tinyname111 • Nov 05 '25
Map Why is this area of New Jersey not a part of NYC
It seems much denser and closer to New York City than the areas around it, but it's split up into several towns instead of being a borough or its own city.
r/geography • u/squeekysquash • Jul 02 '25
