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Maps & Borders
Planet Earth
Capitals of the World
Capitals you know, capitals you don't, and surprising national capitals.
Extreme Geography & Unique Locations
Explore Earth's most extreme and unusual geographic features, from highest elevations to most unusual boundaries.
Borders, Enclaves & Triple Points
Discover the world's most unusual borders, enclaves surrounded by other nations, and the fascinating places where three countries meet.
Island Nations & Archipelago Adventures
Explore the world's island nations, from tiny Pacific atolls to major archipelagos. Discover unique geography of nations surrounded entirely by water.
Time Zones & The International Date Line
Master the world's time zones and learn about the curious geography of the International Date Line, UTC offsets, and global time.
Landlocked Legends
Test your knowledge of countries with no ocean coastlines. From double-landlocked enclaves to bustling capitals, explore the world's 44 landlocked nations.
European Borders & Boundaries
Discover Europe's complex borders, diverse capitals, and geographic quirks that define this historically rich continent.
Extreme Geography
Explore Earth's most extreme locations: the deepest, highest, hottest, coldest, and driest places on the planet.
African Geographies
Journey across Africa discovering unique countries, capitals, landmarks, and the continent's remarkable geographic records.
Asian Wonders
Explore the diverse and dramatic geography of Asia, from the world's highest mountains to its vast deserts and unique borders.
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Which U.S. president directed the Interior Department to officially rename Mount McKinley as Denali in 2015?
North America's Denali was officially called Mount McKinley until 2015, when the U.S. restored its indigenous Athabascan name at President Obama's direction.
In what year did the U.S. federal government officially restore the name Denali to North America's tallest peak, replacing the name Mount McKinley?
North America's Denali was officially called Mount McKinley until 2015, when the U.S. restored its indigenous Athabascan name at President Obama's direction.
By approximately what year did Kilimanjaro's ice cap still cover about 12 square kilometers before shrinking to roughly 1 square kilometer today?
Africa's Mount Kilimanjaro loses its ice cap so rapidly that glaciers covering 12 square kilometers in 1912 now cover barely one square kilometer.
Which mountain, the highest peak in Africa, has seen its ice cap shrink from roughly 12 square kilometers in 1912 to about 1 square kilometer in recent surveys?
Africa's Mount Kilimanjaro loses its ice cap so rapidly that glaciers covering 12 square kilometers in 1912 now cover barely one square kilometer.
What is the approximate elevation, in feet, of Mount Kosciuszko, the mountain that defines Australia's highest point?
Australia's highest peak, Mount Kosciuszko, stands just 7,310 feet—lower than many ski resorts in Colorado, yet it's icy and treacherous.
Despite Mount Elbrus being taller, which peak is popularly regarded by many Europeans as the continent's true highest summit?
Mount Elbrus in Europe's Caucasus straddles two continents yet most Europeans consider the continent's true peak to be Mont Blanc instead.