Geography Of The World

Seas

Thracian Sea

The Thracian Sea is the northernmost extension of the Aegean Sea, which connects to the Mediterranean Sea in the South.

Geography

What Are The Five Regions Of Asia?

The countries and regions of Asia can be divided i...

Rivers

Kokemaenjoki River

Also known as the Kokemäen River, the Kokemaenjoki River flows in Southwestern Finland. It traces its source to Lake Pyhä.

Rivers

Amazon Delta

The enigmatic Amazon Delta, often overshadowed by the Amazon Rainforest, is a thing of sheer beauty, a natural marvel.

Bays

Koge Bay

Koge Bay is a shallow but otherwise sizable body of water in Denmark. It spans some 190 square miles just South of Copenhagen.

Seas

Irish Sea

Over fifteen million people live around the Irish Sea, with at least six million living within ten kilometers (six miles) of the coast. 

Lakes

Lake Managua

The lake, spanning 395 square miles, lies next to the country's capital, Managua, and is connected to Lake Nicaragua.

Lakes

Lake Maggiore

Lake Maggiore is the second-largest lake in Italy and the largest in Southern Switzerland. It is recognized for its beauty, size, and history. 

Lakes

Lake Cohoha

Lake Cohoha, also called Lake Cyohoha South or Cyohoha Sud, is a lake that runs along the border between Rwanda and Burundi.

Geography

The 10 Least Densely Populated Places In The World

The least densely populated places in the world; to measure isolation, we divide the population of a region by its land area.

Lakes

Doiran Lake

Lake Doiran, also known as "Dojran Lake," is a beautiful lake resting along the North Macedonia-Greece border.

Caves

The Deepest Caves In The World

Perhaps there are even more caves to be discovered in the future, but for now, let’s look at the 10 deepest caves known in the world today.

Canyons

The Deepest Canyons In The United States

Cowboys, stampeding herds, and a beauty so immense that it drives some spectators to religion: canyons are an emblem of the grand American expanse.

Geography

The "Whisky War" of Hans Island

A brief examination of the conflict between Denmark and Canada over Hans Island in the Artic Region. Then we explore how the dispute was resolved.

Lakes

Lake Edward

Lake Edward is one of the smaller African Great Lakes. However, its diminished size does not make the lake any less significant.

Lakes

Lake Eyre

The enigmatic turquoise Lake Eyre looks like something out of a fairytale—or, at least, a body of water you would find in a mysterious location.

Lakes

Lake Kariba

Lake Kariba holds the title of the world's largest artificial lake by volume. The lake spans the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe.

Lakes

Lake Ihema

The lake is located in Rwanda in the marshland region through which the Kagera River flows and it also empties into this river.

Rivers

Kemi River

Known as Kemijoki in Finnish, the Kemi River is the longest river in Finland. Flowing southwest through the country, it covers a distance of around 340 miles.

Straits

Korea Strait

The Korea Strait is a large, sparkling body of water, 300 feet at its deepest point, that fills the gap between South Korea and Japan.

Seas

Koro Sea

In the Pacific Ocean, and located off the coast of the Fiji islands, the Koro Sea is a beautiful body of water, with coral reefs and surrounded by islands.

Geography

A Misconception About Each Of The 50 States

Explore the 50 states of America and debunk common myths. From Alabama to Wyoming, we set the record straight on each state's most enduring misconception.

Gulfs

Kyparissia Gulf

Greece is well known as a popular tourist destination. One of the most beautiful places to visit in Greece is the Gulf of Kyparissia.

Straits

La Pérouse Strait

The La Perouse Strait borders the southern part of the Russian island of Sakhalin and the Japanese island of Hokkaido and flows into the Sea of Okhotsk.

Lakes

Lake Balkhash

Lake Balkash is the fifteenth-largest lake in the world and the second-largest saline lake. This crescent-shaped lake is located in southeast Kazakhstan.

Lakes

Lake Abaya

Lake Abaya is one of the largest lakes in Ethiopia, spanning 449 square miles, and sits at an elevation of 3,855 feet in the Main Ethiopian Rift.

Lakes

Lake Assal

Lake Assal is one of the saltiest lakes in the world and is the lowest point in Africa, making it inhospitable to marine life as well as recreation.

Lakes

Lake Guiers

The Lac de Guiers, or Lake Guiers, is the only lake in Senegal. This lake is the primary water source for the country and provides 50 km of fertile shores.

Rivers

Akanyura River

The Akanyura River flows in Rwanda and is surrounded by lush trees and swamps, the river is important for both people and wildlife in the area.

Rivers

Komoe River

The 759-km-long Komoé River forms part of the border between Burkina Faso and Ivory Coast in West Africa, stopping short before entering the Ivory Coast.

Gulfs

Kandalaksha Gulf

The Kandalaksha Gulf is one of the major gulfs in the White Sea. Located on Russia's northwestern coast, it is important for both humans and the environment.

Geography

The Lowest Point In Every US State

Lower points of the U.S. should not be overlooked when making travel plans - they provide equally fantastic views of some of the finest lakes in the country.

Rivers

Kasai River

Spanning multiple countries in the region of Central Africa, the Kasai river boasts an immense length of more than 2,000 km.

Seas

Laccadive Sea

The Laccadive Sea, the anglicized name of the Lakshadweep Sea is a body of water, and part of the Indian Ocean, near the southwestern coast of India.

Rivers

Cuango River

he river is vital for agriculture, hydroelectricity, transportation, trade, and economic advancement across the region through which it flows.

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