r/geography

: "What countries have the Geography to be perfectly decentralised but they are overly centralised around the capital?"

: "What Countries have the geography to be perfectly decentralised but they are overly centralised around the capital?"

: "Why is there no major city around 500k to 1 million pop. in Northwestern Italy? Venice is an island, but there's lots of mostly flat land between Treviso, the Alps and Udine/Gorizia"

: "Why is Alaska rarely shown to scale on Maps of the United States?"

: "Uganda's 2024 Census found their Population at 45.9 million, about 4 million lower than previous estimates"

: "Over 65% of Illinois' borders are Rivers. Are there US states with a higher percentage of river borders?"

: "How different would UK History have been if the Isle of Sodor existed?"

: "Why didn't Spain really focus on settling in California during its colonial era, despite the similar Climate?"

: "Why is the border of the Navajo nation like this?"