Geography
The World’s Smallest Inhabited Islands
The world's largest island is Greenland, covering 836,330 square miles, but on the opposite end of the spectrum are islands are only a few thousand square feet. Check out five of the tiniest islands that people call home.
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These Are America’s 7 Largest Islands
As the third-largest country in the world by area, the United States is blessed with a dazzling array of geological features — including over 18,000 islands. They range from small, tropical keys to vast mountain and volcano-clad landforms. Discover the seven largest islands in the U.S.
Geography
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What Are the World’s Longest International Borders?
The majority of international borders are, at most, a few hundred miles long, and the shortest measures just 260 feet. But on the opposite end of the spectrum, some borders extend for several thousand miles. From North America to the far reaches of the Eastern Hemisphere, these seemingly endless international boundaries form a vast divide between nations.
Geography
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These 10 Cities Are the World’s Tiniest National Capitals
Despite being the seat of government of their respective nations, some capital cities claim populations of only a few thousand people — or sometimes even less. While they might be small, these cities have plenty of appeal for residents and tourists alike, from delicious local dining and pristine beaches to mountain hikes and fascinating historical sites.
Geography
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Top 10 States With the Longest Coastlines
America’s 95,000-mile-long coastline is revered for its diversity and breathtaking beauty. Whether you’re a sun worshipper, a wildlife lover, or a water sports fanatic, you’ll find plenty to love in the top 10 states with the longest coastlines.
Geography
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