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.

What Are the World’s Only 2 Doubly Landlocked Countries?

Only two of the world's countries are considered doubly landlocked: Liechtenstein and Uzbekistan. That means these countries aren't just separated from a major body of water by one country — they are, in fact, surrounded by other landlocked countries. Wondering what it’s like to live in a country where you’d need to travel across two international borders to reach the ocean?

Geography
What Is Actually at the North Pole and South Pole?

Sitting at opposite ends of Earth, the North Pole and South Pole are two of the coldest and most isolated locations on the planet. Have you ever wondered what is actually at the North Pole and the South Pole? Here's everything you wanted to know.

Geography
6 Captivating European Border Cities Worth Visiting

Thanks to their locations along territorial lines, border cities offer a fascinating mix of culture and history found in few places around the globe. From the only national capital in the world to border two foreign countries to the glitz and glamor of the French Riviera, explore seven captivating European border cities.

Geography
What Are the World’s Largest Deserts?

Deserts cover around one-third of Earth’s land surface area. These geographical regions are defined by arid climates where one-of-a-kind ecosystems thrive. Wondering which of Earth’s deserts are the largest? Read on to discover the 10 largest deserts in the world.

Geography