Zooming in on PORTUGAL | Geography of Portugal with Google Earth

In this series I'm zooming in on countries with Google Earth, and it's time to take a look at Portugal! Google Earth gives information about cities, bordering countries, coordinates, distances, and I can use street view! Thank you, Google Earth, for showing us our beautiful earth!
PORTUGAL VIDEOS:
Stressful travel to Portugal: • How (NOT TO) Travel wi...
Stay in Portugal and travel to Brazil: • At São Paulo Airport w...
Traveling back to Lisbon after forgetting laptop: • I Forgot my Laptop at ...
A day in Lisbon: • How to see LISBON with...
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Camera: GoPro Hero 7 Black
Microphone: Zoom H5 Handy Recorder
Music from Epidemic Sound (epidemicsound.com)
Made with:
Google Earth Studio
Adobe Premiere Pro
Information:
Worldatlas.com
Nations Encyclopedia
Wikipedia
Google Maps
Our World in Data
Britannica
World Bank
Creative Common Licenses:
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[@tsya]

love love love this series. thank you!

[@TravelandGeography]

I'm glad you like it!! Thanks :D

[@harshul9530]

Glad to see you back ❤️

[@TravelandGeography]

Thanks!

[@solostudio2020]

Greetings from TURKEY to PORTUGAL!!!

[@GeographyNuts]

Nice to see you back with regular videos, You can also argue western most point of Europe is St. Pierre and Miquelon, a French territory geography on North American plate but politically and culturally Europe.

[@TravelandGeography]

Thank you! 😄 I don't know, I wouldn't consider it lying in Europe geographically as it lies very close to Canada, but I guess one can argue it is European. How about Cayman Islands? They lie even further west. Interesting input!

[@GeographyNuts]

@@TravelandGeography You are right about Cayman island, political it is Europe and make it the western most point. Azores's island's Corvo and Flores island are also on North American side plate of the north Atlantic ridge. Isn't geography interesting.

[@dellaboca9737]

Ahahaha tricky geography technicalities I was wondering with the Azores if they could even be considered European if they are on the North American plate

[@Oliver-ng4ft]

@@dellaboca9737 The Azores are actually between 3 plates: the North American, African and European 🙃 This phenomenon is called the Azores Triple Junction, Fun!

[@dellaboca9737]

@@Oliver-ng4ft Are they the only island with this unique quality?

[@WeirdAwesomeGeography]

Awesome video! Very well done!!

[@TravelandGeography]

Thanks :D

[@kaitlyngriggs2361]

Your videos are very well produced and entertaining! I'm a new viewer and am excited to see you complete this undertaking! Stick with it 😁

[@TravelandGeography]

Thank you so much :D

[@notluca29]

Im from Portugal and i live in Lisbon.
You made an execlent job explaining the geography of Portugal💪🇵🇹. And i find funny when you speak portuguese you make a spanish accent 😂

[@TravelandGeography]

Hahaha, yeah, I don't speak Portuguese 😂

[@tinatomlinson7849]

❤❤Thank you,

[@asifhoosein1603]

Very nice to looking

[@TravelandGeography]

Thanks!

[@silvale7143]

Cale comes from the Celtic Goddess Cailleach, which was venerated by the Celts in Northern Portugal and Galicia

[@TravelandGeography]

Really, thank you for sharing! :)

[@emmanuelfacts6287]

Wow

[@MartinAhlman]

Lovely to revisit both Lisboa on mainland Portugal, and also the Azores. Both are well worth a visit. And I also look forward to Poland, a country that's close to my heart, and I'm desolated to see what is happening there politically 😞
Lots of love from Sweden!

[@TravelandGeography]

Thank you for sharing! I hope you'll like the Poland video. Love to Sweden!

[@AlexdaNoodles]

Super good mahalo (means thank you)

[@dellaboca9737]

Fun fact: that Japanese word for thank you Arigato derives from the Portuguese Obrigato

[@yuukinishimura9346]

Really!?😂

[@dellaboca9737]

@@yuukinishimura9346 yeah I guess introduced when the Portuguese used Nagasaki as a port. Not that Japanese didn’t say thank you before that lol It was just a different word lol
The Portuguese also introduced Samosas to India as well. Another fact I know that doesn’t help me in everyday life🤣🤣

[@TravelandGeography]

O really, that is interesting! The words are similar. Thank you for sharing!

[@Eskisehirli_26]

Tüm yeni videolarda Türkçe alt yazı da olursa sevinirim.....

[@YourWorstNightmare517]

Please make video of Nepal next
🇳🇵

[@TravelandGeography]

I do the videos alphabetically :) But the N-countries aren't far away now!

[@MrTdacosta]

Algarve - the “e” is silent PLEASE!

[@TravelandGeography]

According to Wikipedia and Translate it isn't, but I guess they were wrong. Thank you for explaining!

[@mitoCoroadoJr]

1:55 cape verde should be Portugal, Mario Soares is garbage

[@Linus-qn8mb]

You talk toooo fast try to explain properly and slow