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Hi, creator of the game here. Thanks for the video I am glad you enjoy it :) I would agree it is in a completely different league as geoguessr but serves its purpose. In the near future I plan on rolling out additional features in the game to hopefully build it up

I played geoguesser a few months ago. Was just checking on it. And it forced me to pay. I was soo disappointed. Forcing to pay like this, just ruins my vibe for the game. So, I am never playing geoguesser, ever again.

omg big fan!! congrats and keep up the amazing geoguesser content 😄

here before, famous this is really well made, and its an interesting topic to talk about. Keep up the good work.

rick grime

Miami, Oklahoma is actually pronounce my-am-uh. Also, I think you should have mentioned Miami, Arizona, which used to be a huge copper mining town back in the early 1900s. If you do a second part to this, you should definitely include Las Vegas, Nevada and Las Vegas, New Mexico.

Philadelphia MS got hit by a EF5 tornado in 2011

Enjoyed the video but the blurry border was distracting. Might just be me.

underrated

Instantly recognized the persona music 👀. A man of taste

500 subs!! congrats

jfk catching strays again

West coast and East coast have different landscape (West coast is mountainous, East coast/Quebec is this sort of lush hilly rolling landscape). Vegetation is also different (West coast trees are a bit more "spiky", East coast trees are more rounded and tends to have this silvery-green thing going on and yellow or purple flowers).

Something I am confused about- I grew up in the southern portion of tornado alley.. in 20 years we had about 6 tornados in a 50 mile radius. However I recently moved to western ohio and in the last 3 years we have had no less than 4 tornados in a 20 mile radius. I never heard tornado sirens until I moved up here. One town has been hit 2 years in a row now with the 2nd one being about 1 mile from the previous.

We should have never take that cursed land from the natives

OKLAHOMA NUMBER 1!!!!!!!!! I LOVE OKLAHOMA

Mend Appendix

about 5 people live in that region

aint Texas the state that has the most tornados

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Cuz it's a frozen wind torn hellscape...that I drive through every other day.

Wyoming is a great place to live in long as you can get used to bipolar weather and less oxygen filled air.

While Wyoming has the least amount of people it does have the most amount of nukes, so terrible place to live in the event of a nuclear war. Wyoming is a main target.

Meanwhile Colorado roughly the same size right under Wyoming having the second biggest airport in the world and having over 5 million people

Imagine living in Ohio

I have been there 2 or 3 times. Fort Macinac is pretty cool to see and learn about, and not having cars makes biking and horse carriage rides a cool experience. I'm glad to see Michigan has gotten a lot of daily US geography facts on this channel

I predict the Eagles will win

I have actually heard this fact before. But technically, Hawaii wouldn't be the only place in the US having an "interstate" highway that doesn't go interstate. This is because the US incorrectly continued calling the US states states after the Constitution was put into place, while the correct term would be province.

I live very close to there and have never heard of this, I will try and check it out sometime

I visited Burlington on a ski trip about a month ago, it is a really cool city

I don't think the groundhog has ever told the truth

I've got another fun fact, Sault Ste. Marie is on the ticket to ride board Edit: I just checked the Great Lakes side of my Ticket To Ride Rails and Sails board and in is there too!

PORTLAND MENTIOOOOOOOONED🎉🎉🎉🎉 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Thank you for that information!

It’s really hard to measure a coastline. There’s actually a paradox about it! (Coastline Paradox)

Dude, that's awesome.

I could be wrong But, I think Michigan’s actually number two for most coastline. Not California, depends if you’re saying ocean coastline Or just coastline.

Seguin, TX is pronounced Se-geen.:-)

Seguin, TX is pronounced Se-geen.:-)

Ive seen 90mph roads in nevada.

Hate to burst your bubble, but wyoming has had 80 mph highways since idk 2007 maybe? all I know is that when I started driving in 2016 80 had been the limit for at least a decade

Those illegals can get into the country much quicker. Me thinks. Wink.

Thats the minimum speed limit and you get pulled over for going too slow...

The map he showed has Utah with an 80 mph speed limit. 85-80≠10

South carolina has a 85

Montana has 85s as well

I'm one of the devs of OpenGuessr, an alternative that is completely free :)

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