There are 443 islands in the world that have land areas of 970 square miles (2512 square kilometers) or greater and there are 335 more islands that have land areas of 190 (492 square kilometers) to 969 (2510 square kilometers) square miles.
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According to satelite data there are 117 million lakes to be found worldwide. These lakes covering almost 4% of the world’s land surface.
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Discover Earth’s ocean drainage basins – vast natural systems that guide water from rain to sea. Explore how these massive networks shape our planet and create unique ecosystems.
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The United States exhibits a wide range of elevations, with its geography encompassing low-lying coastal regions, high mountain ranges, plateaus, deserts, and vast plains. This diversity of elevations contributes to the country’s unique and varied landscapes, making it a place of immense natural beauty and geographic interest.
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Ever wondered where you’d end up if you dug a hole straight through Earth? Explore antipodal maps and discover surprising land connections between opposite sides of the globe!
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Read MoreFrom the lofty peaks of La Paz to the sea-level charm of Amsterdam, join us on a journey through the diverse elevations of the world’s capital cities. Our captivating world map poster reveals surprising insights about these urban centers and their unique geographical locations.
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In terms of shape, Europe is an assemblage of connected peninsulas and nearby islands. There are two largest peninsulas in Europe: mainland Europe and Scandinavia to the north, separated by the Baltic Sea. Three smaller peninsulas – Italy, Iberia, and the Balkans – emerge from the southern edge of the mainland.
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