EVERY Country's Most Impressive Geographic Feature (Part 2)
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- Опубликовано: 4 июн 2024
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In this two-part video, we will be going through every single UN country's BEST geographic feature (alphabetically, according to their UN name, from the UN website.).
If you disagree with any of choices, feel free to let us know in the comments what you would have picked!
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For Montenegro, that's the first time I've ever seen the name Kotor and I didn't immediately think of "Knights of the Old Republic"
monaco is smaller than nauru
Monaco is smaller than Central Park in NYC.
I must demand you make an entire video about Niger’s Aïr Mountains!!!
Hey, I enjoyed this video however I have one complaint. The Gas Crater in Turkmenistan isn’t fully natural feature because it was unintentionally created by the soviets as a mistake when they have been digging for natural gas
Mexico has so many things is difficult to choose.
Cenotes, the Central volcanos, Sierra madres, Cabo San Lucas, Mayan riviera, La laguna, Cooper canyon,etc...
But overall yes, cenotes and the whole asteroid crater is very impressive.
Jaguars?!
The Netherlands: you mention the Waddenzee, but show images of Kinderdijk and the "zandmotor" (artificial beach which will errode and push sand allong the coasline for protection). It would be nice if you actually show the Waddensee itselves.
Yeah how did this guy not notice that a river and a sea are not the same thing.
Er, Mt Scenery on Saba, an Island in the Carabean, that is still part of the Netherlands itself! A vulcano
@@Quark0611 It's part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, indeed.
the polder is very ugly. the sea is dirty. roads and people everywhere. no wildlife to speak of. no land over 30m. all rivers re coursed by humans. it isnt nice.
@@timkbirchico8542 than I hope you never have to visit NL 😉
Showing google maps for some places is wild lol
I'm glad you picked the Wadden Sea for the Netherlands, but what's impressive about it is not that it's 'a pleasant coastline' but the fact that it's full of tidal flats and wetlands, creating an area that's extremely rich in biodiversity and constantly changing with the tides
pretty cool. i enjoyed both videos. thanks.
Not mentioning The Danube Delta for Romania should be a crime
You should do this for the partially recongnised nations (Kosovo, Taiwan and Palestine (not Vatican City as it is just buildings)), well known islands and country dependencies. Also Wales, Scotland, England, Northern Island and Isle of Man.
I think Trinidad and Tobago's most recognized natural feature shouldn't be its tropical coastline, but its La Brea Pitch Lake, the only air- exposed pitch lake in the world.
Rather than just another country that has beaches...
well presented
I think it'll better if you featured chocolate hills for the Philippines, instead of El Nido , since it's unique.
You'll not see anything like that anywhere else in the world .
I enjoyed the video but think it is too short and hurried. Next time please spend some time on the different places nominated so we can enjoy them. Thanks
The pictures you see of the Grand Canyon do not do it justice. It is simply stunning.
But I would have gone with Yosemite or Yellowstone instead. So much to do in those parks.
Yosemite is way more impressive in my opinion
I am disappointed that you chose the overrated Ha Long Bay for Vietnam. Son Doong Cave is by far the most impressive natural wonder that is unique to Vietnam. Moreover, it is quite unspoiled and protected against mass tourism, unlike Ha Long Bay.
I felt the same for Costa Rica when he chose Arenal over Volcan Poas
Mexico: Naica Kristals
"Its coast along the Waddensea is quite pleasant however."
Shows a picture of the sandmotor/sandengine that is not near the Waddensea at all, nor an actual picture of the Waddensea or the islands. 😂
Clearly confused the Wadden Sea for the North Sea
I would have picked jellyfish lake for Palau, rainbow mountain for Peru, Pamukkale for Turkey, Giants Causeway for UK (northern island) and lake Maracaibo for Venezuela. All the features you picked for the video are still amazing tho
You didn't do justice to Somalia not showing pictures of its coast, it's quite simply the most beautiful coast on the entire planet
Im from Peru, I'm glad you enjoyed my country!! Love your videos ❤
For Sweden I would have instead chosen Rapadalen. A really iconic and beautiful valley in Sweden in the Sarek national park. Its also in the middle of the laponia area, an unesco site and one of the most wild areas in Europe.
Trinidad & Tobago's feature should've absolutely been it's pitch lake
Not a single photo for Sweden? Seriously???
Chosing the Lake District over so many places in Scotland is wild 😭 14:13
What kind of person makes a video of geography without confirming they can correctly pronounce the names of all the nations of the earth?
Another South Africa geographic place to visit would be the Drakensburg mountains
Even though Trinidad and Tobago has some of the nicest coastline, I would have chosen the Pitch lake as the most impressive geographical feature. The Pitch Lake is the largest natural deposit of asphalt in the world, estimated to contain 10 million tons. It is located in La Brea in southwest Trinidad, within the Siparia Regional Corporation. The lake covers about 100 acres and is reported to be 250 feet deep
FYI: The pronunciation of Euphrates is You-fray-tees.
The Netherlands: Waddenzee > yet none of the images shown are the Waddenzee...
So Trinidad and Tobago has the largest natural deposit of asphalt in the world known as The Pitch Lake. Our coastlines (not featured in the pictures shown) are hardly our most impressive geographical feature.
Why no Vatican city?
It is just buildings and man-made structures so no geographical features to be found.
Also it has observer status only to the UN
@@IsabelJones69 it doesn't have a pond with some goldfish?
@@mysteriousDSF even if it does, it's probably still man-made
What If Africa and Hawaii switched places
For starters, the Atlantic would be the largest ocean on Earth as there would be no pesky Africa landmass dividing it from the Indian Ocean. Meanwhile, the scramble for Africa would have been quite different as a scramble for Hawaii seems like a much shorter venture.
@philtarpehdixon7441 If anything, the scramble for Africa would probably be conducted by Asian powers rather than European powers this time. It might also take longer for America to be found by Europeans, considering if the Crusades still happen the way they do, Europeans wouldn't have to go around Africa or find an alternate route to get there.
I would've chosen the mountains in the east of the country for UAE
For Russia you could have chosen Siberia or even the Ural Mountains, great scenery over there 🙌
The Turkmenistan crater is practically manmade, it's basically mining waste byproduct set on fire
That's not Monaco in the video. You are actually showing Menton, which is a french town near to the Italian border, a few km from Monaco to the east!
and moments later he goes on to say that Nauru is the smallest nation in this video.....what???? sigh
uk too me would be the coastline
Bro didn't mention UK,UAE,Yemen,Oman
Did you watch the whole video? They definitely did
8:28 It's the only feature of this tiny country. 😆
Alternatives:
- Russia: the Black Sea coast
- USA: Garden of the Gods
- Spain: the Costa Brava
- Italy: the hills of Tuscany or the La Maddelena Archipelago
- Netherlands: the Veluwe N.P. or the Lake of Naarden (Naardermeer)
- Croatia: Adriatic Coast, mainly Vis Island
- Germany: the Lake of Constance (Bodensee) or the Great Bend of the Saar (Saarschleife)
- Namibia: the Okavango Delta
- New Zealand: Fiordland N.P.
Taivan ?
He should have included Taiwan.
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12:00 Taiwan 🇹🇼: Taroko Gorge
If you only do UN country, your title should be every UN country, not EVERY country. As a Taiwanese, i’m seriously offended ngl
He said he's only doing UN countries. So, unfortunately, Taiwan technically can't make the list
@@HoV326 I did’t hear it bc i only watched part 2, so i really felt disappointed
No South Korea?
It's official name is Republic of Korea which is what he went by. But I don't think he included North Korea.
@@IsabelJones69 ah gotcha thanks, must've just forgot about it
@@IsabelJones69North Korea is featured in part 1 because it's official name starts with a D.
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I know many won't agree but I personally think that the Grand Canyon is the most spectacular geographical feature in the whole world
ehm, no...
@@ghitsatsybuliak "no because it's in America and America bad"
@@mysteriousDSF Or it just isn't. It's not even the most spectacular of our national parks. Yellowstone is far superior, even Yosemite is better.
@@Cedestra I like Denali
K2 doesn't belong to Pakistan it's on illegally occupied gilgit baltistan region which belongs to India and the international community doesn't see it as Pakistani territory, it belongs to India.
I want video about antarctica territory australia please
I want video about australia please
I want video about geography australia please
UK- The Lake District.?!, you having a laugh.!?
The Scottish Highlands
Ben Nevis
Isle of Skye
Loch Ness
Are all more impressive than the little Lake District.!
I have got to agree with you, having been to both and visiting the lakes more for its proximity, but the lakes has nothing on the highlands, effectively being a small sample of it. I'm sure the creator picked it as he went there rather than the Highlands as the Lakes is probably closer for him, despite the fact that the Highlands is so much bigger and contains everything the lakes has and so much more.
yo i was first
Straight up misinformation in this dude. Where are you getting your information from if you think cenotes are formed by asteroid fallout?? Also please attempt to pronounce things correctly
I had to laugh when i heard that. The only thing cenotes and the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs 65 MYA have in common is the Yucatan peninsula.