I watched this whole series with my girlfriend who STRONGLY thought it wouldn't be any fun but she gave me a chance and she ended up pausing again and again to read more and look up extra facts! Excellent job!
That’s cute lol I love sharing things like that with someone special to me. Like when they’re hesitant about it but then end up getting totally into it! It’s one of life’s best feelings. 😊
@@RouteNRide there are plenty of Canadians who like the us, but I'm pretty sure the UK is more popular - there is quite a long history of Canadian conservatives appealing to a royalist/British loving voter base especially in opposition to Quebecois
Kyle, I have been addicted to your channel ever since I found it a month ago. I really enjoy your interesting facts and first hand experience. I always learn something new. I'd love to see some more Geographic Profiles as well because I've really enjoyed those too. Thanks!
I'm glad you found the channel and like the videos! I've got a state profile video coming up really soon. I try to do one per month and on states that I don't discuss much in other videos.
Cartography fan here. I'd like to see more maps that focus on the physical geographic featues. This is a very informative CZcams site. Thanks for all your research, Kyle.
I visited the Black Hills as a teen while on a family reunion vacation and I’ll always remember how drastically the hills stuck out from the flat landscape of South Dakota. Likewise, when we were looking out while staying on the Hills, you could see for miles in all directions. Definitely have to visit there again soon!
I travel all over the west. Northern Nevada is my playground. And I drive to Phoenix every year trying to take a different route each time. Until C0vid, my friend and I used to drive 150 or so miles to each lunch twice a month. We have been to Shasta Lake, Lake Tahoe, Virginia City, Yosemite, Bodega Bay, as well as others. We are getting old now and want to see as much as we can. I am 66 and he is 75. And I love New Mexico as well (I like buying green chili's in Hatch). Your channel helps me visit those places that I cant make it to and I like that. Keep up the great work.
As a Northern Californian, who visits Redding regularly, we have one name for it, and it's not "Shasta Lake." It's "Lake Shasta." Somehow, it just sounds better.
@@295g295 Indeed. The amount of information in that one image is staggering. I'd love to see that map with the various legends included. Kudos to that mapmaker for one of the more spectacular maps out there.
This is the BEST channel I've discovered in the past year or so. I get so excited every time I see you've uploaded a new video. Can't wait to see you hit 100k subs soon!
Here in Bulgaria we have an author who wrote To Chicago and back again, about his trip there for the 1893 exposition. It seems Illinois is still attractive for Bulgarians.
Mate, I love the United States and if I couldn't live here in Australia, I would be in the U.S. Your maps and knowledge are fascinating, and I can't wait until the pandemic is over so I can visit the U.S. another 20 times!
Many early Latter-Day Saint(Mormon) immigrants came from Scandinavia in addition to England during the mid-19th century, so seeing Utah having the highest percentage of people of Danish descent makes sense.
I‘m from Luxembourg, so I‘m very glad you mentionned our country haha. Indeed, the majority of Luxembourgish migrants settled down in Iowa, Illinois or Wisconsin. The reason for that are the German an Belgium communities that were already there a bit earlier. Not only did the Luxembourger speak the same language (German and French), but they had also the same religion (catholic). All these elements made integration much more easier.
Wow - so I’m watching this on June 7, I never use my vacation days and they expire every year on June 30 (they don’t roll over), and here’s this guy giving me exactly the advice I need right now. Thanks!
Small correction on the UK Monarchy map, even though most areas of Wales view the Royal Family negatively according to that map, Wales narrowly voted in favour of Brexit, unlike Scotland and Northern Ireland.
@@tipi5586 Two thirds of Scots voted to remain in the EU, that's very different. Every single part of Scotland voted to remain. It was an emphatic rejection of Brexit.
That relief map was awesome, as a Wisconsinite, it was really neat to see the “Driftless Area” along the Mississippi, a region where glacial drift did not occur. Really cool area to explore given how flat or rolling hilly the rest of the state is.
> 11:58 < I had thought Mississippi Delta means the land of the river that extends into the Gulf of Mexico. This shows the flat-lands of western TN, and MS, etc known as 'Delta'.
@@295g295 Your gut is correct, but there are two very different regions (Mississippi River Delta and Mississippi Delta) with very similar names, so any confusion is totally understandable. What you initially refer to is the correctly named Mississippi River Delta; not to be confused with the very much misnamed Mississippi Delta you also referenced, which is not actually part of the delta of the Mississippi River, but an alluvial floodplain located in NW Mississippi, roughly 300 miles north of the actual Delta. Specifically, the Mississippi River Delta is where the Mississippi River enters the Gulf of Mexico, and refers to a roughly three million acre area of mostly coastal wetlands at the mouth of the river. Apparently, this confusion is quite common. Wikipedia has put multiple annotations on every relevant page that make it very clear that they are not the same thing, and not to be confused with one another.
This is the kind of content I like from you!! I've been following your channel since you had 5K! Thank you for your quality videos. Greetings from Argentina.
I really enjoyed several of your map series. Very informative and without an agenda of your own to keep the info unbiased. I just wanted to mention that the US government along with various charitable organizations settled refugees here in Fort Wayne, IN some years ago from what was formerly Burma, now Myanmar. We have around 10,000 here dating back to their civil war in the 90's, I believe, as well as more Burmese in Indy and other cities in Indiana. California also has a relatively large group. I thought I might get a small adjustment on your language/nationality data maps, and a pin for Fort Wayne.
This is by far my favourite new channel. I have learned so much. Hell I have just spent an hour researching all about the Cicada which be fore now I had never even heard of. Thank you so much
Hello from Canada! Love your videos. These map videos are a great starter for those of us that want to understand our world more intimately. I have a Indigenous people’s of North American land claims and spoken language map as my desktop. I am proudly from the Mexico of the North and I love you right back. People in my region are intimidated by migrant workers, but I have laboured wither literally. Mexican men and women are dedicated to family and suffer enormous distances and our horrible winters to keep there elders and loved ones healthy and educated!
Your mapa sir are so interesting. As a positive note I on Y wish your letters could be a little bigger as they are hard to read , but I thank you for your thorough explanation this channel is addictive. You are doing a fine job. Thanks
The reason that South Texas has such a long life expectancy is that there are lots of retirement communities there. You can't have died young if you are already old.
I grew up in a town with a fairly large Filipino population and had many friends who spoke Tagalog. When I was working in Monterey, CA we'd print off earthquake and flooding information in Tagalog as well.
Howdy Kyle!....love your video series. Your enthusiasm for maps is evident. I'm right there with you. As a teenager, and prob before then even, I think I was the only kid who listed my dream job as working for Rand McNally.
@@GeographyKing I didn't know that the Sutter Buttes existed until I saw a video on the blancolirio channel a couple weeks ago where he circled around it in a small plane at low altitude. Gorgeous place.
As a native of Idaho in of the capital Boise, I absolutely love to see your observation that Spain has a big prevalence in our state, however if you would like to be more specific it’s actually Basque people. The city of Boise has a very rich and storied influence of Basque culture that many people are not aware of and even has its own special street in our city. It is widely embraced among people of Idaho for its delicious food, vibrant and welcoming people, and rich history. I just thought I would mention this because as a minority group of Europe they don’t get the recognition they deserve sometimes and in Idaho yes it is Spanish people but more specifically Basque who come from Spain that influence so heavily. Impressive how well many of them speak three languages.
That is interesting! I expect most of the states with a plurality of Spanish Hispanics are from the southwest, where Spain actually had settlers and colonies. Kyle didn't take the time to mention, but, yeah, Spain held the southwest and had colonizers.
Vietnamese doesn’t surprise me for Texas. Growing up I went to a Catholic Church that was English, Spanish, and Vietnamese. Huge culture here. We’d walk out of English service and they had Vietnamese food for sell before the Vietnamese language service. It was always so normal to me lol
As far as the US state/European heritage map goes, there's an explanation for Denmark and Utah. Mormon missionaries were particularly successful in Denmark (as opposed to other Scandinavian countries), resulting in a high percentage of converts and pioneer immigrants to Utah. And I'm descended from some of them!
Fun fact: all voter registrations, information and signage in Houston by law MUST be printed in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, and mandarin. Our 4 most spoken languages.
In practice, 1st offense simple possession in SC is a $24 ticket. Officer discretion though, so own up to it when you get stopped to avoid the handcuffs.
(11:00) However, Monopoly has been localised, so for example the British version has London streets, and that version is also popular in Australia. The French version has streets from Paris, and so on.
Oh, it’s localized everywhere. Even in the US, it seems like every town and university has its own version. Wouldn’t be surprised if there weren’t 500+ versions in the States alone. Yet just about everyone sticks with the classic.
@@295g295 i think what kind of mining is done where, like "this area more coal is mine, this area is iron, or nickel, or uranium, or oil", or do it by state, of what do they get out of the ground so maybe stones like granite and marble are thrown in too
Proud to be of Polish heritage, and living in Illinois!! The *only* state where Polish is the second-most spoken language! There are some pockets in Pittsburgh and Milwaukee, but even in my town of Buffalo Grove (NW suburbs of Chicago) just going to the local grocery store is a polyglot! Polish, some Russian, a bit of Spanish, some Indian (Asian), Mandarin...it's guaranteed that I will never hear *just* English in any store.
That is similar to the way I grew up in Hamilton, Ontario, Can. In the older parts of town, particularly central and east end, you could hear almost every language spoken in the world.
Greetings from Round Rock, Texas~! Can't help but notice the album cover of DiMeola, McLaughlin and DeLucia...Great taste in music Kyle. Love the channel~!
6:34 Germany is colored wrong. We have a minimum of 24 paid vacation days over here so we should be the darkest shade of blue. But still great video as always!
Kyle, hot off your recent State tournament, perhaps it would be more fitting to adopt "This is Geography King . . . you out." as your closing comment. Go Gophers!
I have been a Geography nerd my whole life and I really enjoy this channel. Thanks for the great videos. I am always looking for new things to learn about this great subject
You're from the Central Valley and live in Chattanooga, I'm from Modesto and live in Macon County, TN. Love these videos, by the way. I found your channel a few days ago and have watched quite a few of your videos. I'm especially enjoying this map series.
At 4:51, I have a pretty hard time believing that the Republic of Ireland views the UK most favorably out of all other countries, unless of course their answer was a joke...
Kyle, I absolutely love this series (I love your videos in general, but especially anything to do with maps). Fascinating how Tagalog is the most common language spoken in California, but the highest Asian ethnicity is Chinese rather than Filipino. How would you account for that? My guess is that many many of the Chinese in California have been there for well over a hundred years, and though they identify as Chinese ethnically, they don't speak any of the Chinese languages. Or it could just be that there are three major Chinese languages and only one Filipino. Or a combination of those things. What do you think? I also particularly love the Friday Night in San Francisco album cover you have up in this video. One of my favorites as well. ♥️ And finally, congratulations on such an excellent channel!
Yeah maybe some of those of Chinese descent don't speak the languages. Also I think Filipino migrants might be a slightly newer demographic than the Chinese migrants. Hi from Oakland, CA!
Yeah I definitely think it's because of the fact that there isn't a whole lot of immigration from China anymore and most people of Chinese descent are 3rd generation or more. China is still poor but better off than 50 years ago and fewer people are leaving. When I worked for Monterey County Emergency Management we'd print off flood and earthquake info in English, Spanish, and Tagalog. What's kind of ironic is that English is widely spoken in the Philippines.
On the Marijuana map, I was literally LOSING MY MIND cuz I couldn’t figure out why Delaware was grey!!! Being from Delaware, it’s always the first place I look on the map like this, but it’s understandable how someone would just forget to color it! So that makes sense!!! 🤣🤣🤣
Love your channel. I'm surprised by the fact that Americans view Canada as the most favorable country. I can only assume that they have not been there for any length of time.
I watched this whole series with my girlfriend who STRONGLY thought it wouldn't be any fun but she gave me a chance and she ended up pausing again and again to read more and look up extra facts! Excellent job!
Thank you! I'm glad she ended up liking the video!
That’s cute lol I love sharing things like that with someone special to me. Like when they’re hesitant about it but then end up getting totally into it! It’s one of life’s best feelings. 😊
Wait, you have a girlfriend that wanted to do something you wanted to do. You better snatch her up, because that is rare.
KEEPER
Keeper. I need to say no more.
Nothing makes my day like “howdy, it’s Kyle”
True lol
nothing makes my day like the way he says Kuntry
Same
Coming from a Kyle, thank you
its so heartwarming :)
4:10 Friendship ended with Canada. Now South Korea is my best friend.
it should be. Koreans are great
@@RouteNRide that is the most well thought out comment I have seen in several years. For that you get a like!
@@RouteNRide there are plenty of Canadians who like the us, but I'm pretty sure the UK is more popular - there is quite a long history of Canadian conservatives appealing to a royalist/British loving voter base especially in opposition to Quebecois
As a Canadian, I am OK with that.
@@RouteNRide I was just referencing a meme...in real life I love Canada haha
Kyle, I have been addicted to your channel ever since I found it a month ago. I really enjoy your interesting facts and first hand experience. I always learn something new. I'd love to see some more Geographic Profiles as well because I've really enjoyed those too. Thanks!
I'm glad you found the channel and like the videos! I've got a state profile video coming up really soon. I try to do one per month and on states that I don't discuss much in other videos.
I like how the mapmaker at 5:30 decided that addressing Northern Ireland would just be a can of worms.
Cartography fan here. I'd like to see more maps that focus on the physical geographic featues.
This is a very informative CZcams site. Thanks for all your research, Kyle.
The little cluster of mountains in the black hills of South Dakota has always interested me it’s like a small island of mountains
I visited the Black Hills as a teen while on a family reunion vacation and I’ll always remember how drastically the hills stuck out from the flat landscape of South Dakota. Likewise, when we were looking out while staying on the Hills, you could see for miles in all directions. Definitely have to visit there again soon!
Yes, the Black Hills area is beautiful, while the rest of the state looks as though it was used for all those Road Runner- Wile E Coyote cartoons
Good to see you, GK!! Greetings from Dayton, just down the road!
I travel all over the west. Northern Nevada is my playground. And I drive to Phoenix every year trying to take a different route each time. Until C0vid, my friend and I used to drive 150 or so miles to each lunch twice a month. We have been to Shasta Lake, Lake Tahoe, Virginia City, Yosemite, Bodega Bay, as well as others. We are getting old now and want to see as much as we can. I am 66 and he is 75. And I love New Mexico as well (I like buying green chili's in Hatch). Your channel helps me visit those places that I cant make it to and I like that. Keep up the great work.
Thank you very much. Sounds like a really cool way to hang out with friends! I hope you're able to travel as much as you can
As a Northern Californian, who visits Redding regularly, we have one name for it, and it's not "Shasta Lake."
It's "Lake Shasta."
Somehow, it just sounds better.
That relief map is stunning. I would pay quite a bit to have that on my wall.
I bought one like it at Muir way
> 11:24 < These colors are elevations?
@@295g295 Indeed. The amount of information in that one image is staggering. I'd love to see that map with the various legends included. Kudos to that mapmaker for one of the more spectacular maps out there.
12:06 Will California Central Valley be flooded by rising sea level?
Struggling to find the one from the video.
This is the BEST channel I've discovered in the past year or so. I get so excited every time I see you've uploaded a new video. Can't wait to see you hit 100k subs soon!
Thank you!
Here in Bulgaria we have an author who wrote To Chicago and back again, about his trip there for the 1893 exposition. It seems Illinois is still attractive for Bulgarians.
Mate, I love the United States and if I couldn't live here in Australia, I would be in the U.S. Your maps and knowledge are fascinating, and I can't wait until the pandemic is over so I can visit the U.S. another 20 times!
Many early Latter-Day Saint(Mormon) immigrants came from Scandinavia in addition to England during the mid-19th century, so seeing Utah having the highest percentage of people of Danish descent makes sense.
Yes, both my wife and I have danish ancestry. It’s very common in multi generational LDS families. As is English, so that map makes sense
Kyle I plan to travel the US when I retire. Your videos are helping me plan trips.
Where u from ?
Not the threequel we deserved, but the threequel we needed.
I‘m from Luxembourg, so I‘m very glad you mentionned our country haha. Indeed, the majority of Luxembourgish migrants settled down in Iowa, Illinois or Wisconsin. The reason for that are the German an Belgium communities that were already there a bit earlier. Not only did the Luxembourger speak the same language (German and French), but they had also the same religion (catholic). All these elements made integration much more easier.
Smol
i live in iowa and my ancestors are from luxembourg! my family is also catholic. very interesting
Wow - so I’m watching this on June 7, I never use my vacation days and they expire every year on June 30 (they don’t roll over), and here’s this guy giving me exactly the advice I need right now. Thanks!
You chose your job and you choose not to use your vacation days. That's better than the federal government legislating vacation days.
Small correction on the UK Monarchy map, even though most areas of Wales view the Royal Family negatively according to that map, Wales narrowly voted in favour of Brexit, unlike Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Well noted. And it's important to note that almost half of Scotland voted to leave. So it's not as if we're being entirely manhandled.
@@tipi5586 Two thirds of Scots voted to remain in the EU, that's very different. Every single part of Scotland voted to remain. It was an emphatic rejection of Brexit.
I could watch these videos literally all day long! You're the best!
Love these videos.. very interesting... Greetings from the u.k 🇬🇧
That relief map was awesome, as a Wisconsinite, it was really neat to see the “Driftless Area” along the Mississippi, a region where glacial drift did not occur. Really cool area to explore given how flat or rolling hilly the rest of the state is.
Love the driftless area, just went to Blue Mound State Park a few weekends ago!
@@TheAjTman96 I have been there that place is ok. I love Wyalusing State Park.
> 11:58 <
I had thought Mississippi Delta means the land of the river that extends into the Gulf of Mexico. This shows the flat-lands of western TN, and MS, etc known as 'Delta'.
@@295g295 Your gut is correct, but there are two very different regions (Mississippi River Delta and Mississippi Delta) with very similar names, so any confusion is totally understandable. What you initially refer to is the correctly named Mississippi River Delta; not to be confused with the very much misnamed Mississippi Delta you also referenced, which is not actually part of the delta of the Mississippi River, but an alluvial floodplain located in NW Mississippi, roughly 300 miles north of the actual Delta. Specifically, the Mississippi River Delta is where the Mississippi River enters the Gulf of Mexico, and refers to a roughly three million acre area of mostly coastal wetlands at the mouth of the river.
Apparently, this confusion is quite common. Wikipedia has put multiple annotations on every relevant page that make it very clear that they are not the same thing, and not to be confused with one another.
Absolutely love the Driftless Area, visit La Crosse each summer and the beauty still blows me away
This is the kind of content I like from you!!
I've been following your channel since you had 5K! Thank you for your quality videos.
Greetings from Argentina.
Thank you!
Always a pleasure to look at these maps! I like it too. Greetings from Germany/Rhineland-Palatinate. Frohe Ostern...happy easter :-))
Part III The Return of the King: The King has Returned
I really enjoyed several of your map series. Very informative and without an agenda of your own to keep the info unbiased. I just wanted to mention that the US government along with various charitable organizations settled refugees here in Fort Wayne, IN some years ago from what was formerly Burma, now Myanmar. We have around 10,000 here dating back to their civil war in the 90's, I believe, as well as more Burmese in Indy and other cities in Indiana. California also has a relatively large group. I thought I might get a small adjustment on your language/nationality data maps, and a pin for Fort Wayne.
Thanks, Kyle! Happy Easter, everyone!
some of the most interesting stuff on you tube thanx
This is by far my favourite new channel. I have learned so much. Hell I have just spent an hour researching all about the Cicada which be fore now I had never even heard of. Thank you so much
Welcome to the channel!
Where are you from? It's part of everyday, normal life here in the Southeast.
Hello from Canada! Love your videos. These map videos are a great starter for those of us that want to understand our world more intimately. I have a Indigenous people’s of North American land claims and spoken language map as my desktop. I am proudly from the Mexico of the North and I love you right back. People in my region are intimidated by migrant workers, but I have laboured wither literally. Mexican men and women are dedicated to family and suffer enormous distances and our horrible winters to keep there elders and loved ones healthy and educated!
Thank you....and, Happy Easter! 🐥🐰🐣
Your mapa sir are so interesting. As a positive note I on
Y wish your letters could be a little bigger as they are hard to read , but I thank you for your thorough explanation this channel is addictive. You are doing a fine job. Thanks
The reason that South Texas has such a long life expectancy is that there are lots of retirement communities there. You can't have died young if you are already old.
I don't understand this comment
I paused and looked at the last map for about 10 minutes...Great vid Kyle! Keep em comin...
You pronounced Tagalog correctly!
I grew up in a town with a fairly large Filipino population and had many friends who spoke Tagalog. When I was working in Monterey, CA we'd print off earthquake and flooding information in Tagalog as well.
I never knew that...
i was waiting for him to mispronounce it like so many people do... it was a happy surprise😂😂
Kamusta po
I didn't know, now I do. Yay
Howdy Kyle!....love your video series. Your enthusiasm for maps is evident. I'm right there with you. As a teenager, and prob before then even, I think I was the only kid who listed my dream job as working for Rand McNally.
That geologic relief map is mind blowing! Please leave in the comments if that can be purchased somewhere.
Thanks Kyle!! Great stuff!
Your maps are absolutely FASCINATING! Please consider re-doing this video to update to 2024 numbers.
You are a very special kind of nerd... and I love you for it! Thank you so much for bringing the joy of geography to the world!
Wow that awesome topographic map at the end really shows the trail of past eruptions leading to Yellowstone!
From Sacramento here, I love that relief map. I have a huge one rolled up that I should put on my wall. You have a great channel.
Thank you! You can also easily see the Sutter Buttes on that map. Looks almost like a mistake/ink drop/burnt pixel on the map.
@@GeographyKing I didn't know that the Sutter Buttes existed until I saw a video on the blancolirio channel a couple weeks ago where he circled around it in a small plane at low altitude.
Gorgeous place.
As a native of Idaho in of the capital Boise, I absolutely love to see your observation that Spain has a big prevalence in our state, however if you would like to be more specific it’s actually Basque people. The city of Boise has a very rich and storied influence of Basque culture that many people are not aware of and even has its own special street in our city. It is widely embraced among people of Idaho for its delicious food, vibrant and welcoming people, and rich history. I just thought I would mention this because as a minority group of Europe they don’t get the recognition they deserve sometimes and in Idaho yes it is Spanish people but more specifically Basque who come from Spain that influence so heavily. Impressive how well many of them speak three languages.
That is interesting! I expect most of the states with a plurality of Spanish Hispanics are from the southwest, where Spain actually had settlers and colonies. Kyle didn't take the time to mention, but, yeah, Spain held the southwest and had colonizers.
Thank you Kyle, another awesome job!
That last map. I would also like a blown up version of that map. Absolutely gorgeous.
That's what I was thinking
Vietnamese doesn’t surprise me for Texas. Growing up I went to a Catholic Church that was English, Spanish, and Vietnamese. Huge culture here. We’d walk out of English service and they had Vietnamese food for sell before the Vietnamese language service. It was always so normal to me lol
great content, wonderful comparisons and personal insight.
Great maps and Happy Easter!
Didn't expect this to drop but had to watch it immediately.
More maps!! This is my favorite type of video that you do.
I'll do one of these every so often. I enjoy them a lot myself
As far as the US state/European heritage map goes, there's an explanation for Denmark and Utah. Mormon missionaries were particularly successful in Denmark (as opposed to other Scandinavian countries), resulting in a high percentage of converts and pioneer immigrants to Utah. And I'm descended from some of them!
True that. Loootttts of people in Utah with the surname ending in "sen". There are some Swiss folks also that made it to Utah.
Fun fact: all voter registrations, information and signage in Houston by law MUST be printed in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, and mandarin. Our 4 most spoken languages.
That’s rad.
Here in Nevada, it’s Spanish, English and Tagalog.
I bet they use a lot of symbols and stuff which is the same for all languages to cut down on signs
ToiShanese , Cantonese and Italian . German too .
I just found this channel and these maps are awesome. Appreciate you.
love the monopoly color code
Ya that one was my favourite as well
> 11:53
One of my favorite series. I'm pretty sure this is how I found you.
Maps are beautiful!!
I'm glad other people enjoy geography as much as I do.
These videos are just superb.
Super “funformative!” to coin the phrase. Thank you Kyle! Take care
Absolutely love this series. Thanks for sharing
In practice, 1st offense simple possession in SC is a $24 ticket. Officer discretion though, so own up to it when you get stopped to avoid the handcuffs.
Brilliant video🏴🇺🇸
(11:00) However, Monopoly has been localised, so for example the British version has London streets, and that version is also popular in Australia. The French version has streets from Paris, and so on.
Oh, it’s localized everywhere. Even in the US, it seems like every town and university has its own version. Wouldn’t be surprised if there weren’t 500+ versions in the States alone.
Yet just about everyone sticks with the classic.
Yeah , there are so many version now it's ridiculous.
Wow, love your channel, so full of information and interesting visuals and you manage to put it all across concisely and with great aplomb!
A relief map like that but made of minerals found in those areas would be cool.
> geology 11:36
@@295g295 i think what kind of mining is done where, like "this area more coal is mine, this area is iron, or nickel, or uranium, or oil", or do it by state, of what do they get out of the ground so maybe stones like granite and marble are thrown in too
I love this channel. Not only is your content really interesting but your narration is excellent and so id the speed of your presentation. Thank you 😊
One thing I derive from these maps is that the more vacation you take, the longer you live.
Oh my goodness this was posted on my birthday! Liked and subscribed
Proud to be of Polish heritage, and living in Illinois!! The *only* state where Polish is the second-most spoken language! There are some pockets in Pittsburgh and Milwaukee, but even in my town of Buffalo Grove (NW suburbs of Chicago) just going to the local grocery store is a polyglot! Polish, some Russian, a bit of Spanish, some Indian (Asian), Mandarin...it's guaranteed that I will never hear *just* English in any store.
That is similar to the way I grew up in Hamilton, Ontario, Can. In the older parts of town, particularly central and east end, you could hear almost every language spoken in the world.
DiMeola and McLaughlin....Kyle, you never cease to amaze.
Love this series. Always interesting.
Thank you!
I would love this even more if I had a TV to watch CZcams on. But even with just my phone it's very interesting.
love this series and your videos
Thank you!
Greetings from Round Rock, Texas~! Can't help but notice the album cover of DiMeola, McLaughlin and DeLucia...Great taste in music Kyle. Love the channel~!
Saw that too--monsters of guitar!
Now for part 4!
You make the best map videos on the interwebs, my good sir
Thank you! I really appreciate that
You know it’s a good day when geography king uploads
I like the cut of your jib, Kyle. Thanks for making these
I love this series. 🤠
I have mapporn on one screen while watching this on another -- lol I'm glad you like it there too!
Love watching all your videos. Reminds me of my undergrad years as a geography major (now science teacher).
Keep them coming! Love them
6:34 Germany is colored wrong. We have a minimum of 24 paid vacation days over here so we should be the darkest shade of blue. But still great video as always!
Thanks, Columbia!
Kyle, hot off your recent State tournament, perhaps it would be more fitting to adopt "This is Geography King . . . you out." as your closing comment. Go Gophers!
I love these
I have been a Geography nerd my whole life and I really enjoy this channel. Thanks for the great videos. I am always looking for new things to learn about this great subject
You're from the Central Valley and live in Chattanooga, I'm from Modesto and live in Macon County, TN. Love these videos, by the way. I found your channel a few days ago and have watched quite a few of your videos. I'm especially enjoying this map series.
Another great video Kyle! So educational...seems the best place to get trustworthy data now is from our geography!
I absolutely love your videos! Thank you!
It’s so cool to know that you’re from the valley, I am also from there and I love looking at typography maps and looking at our valley!
Good video, thanks for uploading.
nice DiMeola/McLaughlin/De Lucia record
I love DiMeola with Chick.
‘Kiss my Axe’
At 4:51, I have a pretty hard time believing that the Republic of Ireland views the UK most favorably out of all other countries, unless of course their answer was a joke...
Kyle, I absolutely love this series (I love your videos in general, but especially anything to do with maps).
Fascinating how Tagalog is the most common language spoken in California, but the highest Asian ethnicity is Chinese rather than Filipino. How would you account for that? My guess is that many many of the Chinese in California have been there for well over a hundred years, and though they identify as Chinese ethnically, they don't speak any of the Chinese languages. Or it could just be that there are three major Chinese languages and only one Filipino. Or a combination of those things. What do you think?
I also particularly love the Friday Night in San Francisco album cover you have up in this video. One of my favorites as well. ♥️
And finally, congratulations on such an excellent channel!
Yeah maybe some of those of Chinese descent don't speak the languages. Also I think Filipino migrants might be a slightly newer demographic than the Chinese migrants. Hi from Oakland, CA!
Yeah I definitely think it's because of the fact that there isn't a whole lot of immigration from China anymore and most people of Chinese descent are 3rd generation or more. China is still poor but better off than 50 years ago and fewer people are leaving. When I worked for Monterey County Emergency Management we'd print off flood and earthquake info in English, Spanish, and Tagalog. What's kind of ironic is that English is widely spoken in the Philippines.
@@patrickgallagher1161 Howdy, neighbor! Castro Valley here. Originally from Lafayette.
@@margefoyle6796 Ayyy!
That last map was awesome, the map of all maps.
On the Marijuana map, I was literally LOSING MY MIND cuz I couldn’t figure out why Delaware was grey!!! Being from Delaware, it’s always the first place I look on the map like this, but it’s understandable how someone would just forget to color it! So that makes sense!!! 🤣🤣🤣
Lol me being from Illinois the first 2 states I look at is illinois and Florida lol
I forgot Delaware existed until he mentioned it lmao 😂
Texas is easy to find....’do as I say, and not as I do’
LOVE that last map with the mountain/flat land topography. Awesome!!!!
Happy Easter, Kyle🐰
Love your channel. I'm surprised by the fact that Americans view Canada as the most favorable country. I can only assume that they have not been there for any length of time.
Anyone know where I can find the last map? I would like to look at that more
Very good stuff! Thanks!