How Captain George Vancouver Mapped and Shaped the Modern Pacific Northwest
Captain George Vancouver's expedition successfully mapped the Strait of Juan de Fuca in 1792, improving upon earlier navigational failures and documenting the region.
An Unforgettable Train Journey Across the Stunning Landscape of Eastern Turkey
Kurt Johnson explores Turkey's dramatic western vistas aboard the Eastern Express, highlighting the significance of rail travel in connecting remote regions.
How Captain George Vancouver Mapped and Shaped the Modern Pacific Northwest
Captain George Vancouver's expedition successfully mapped the Strait of Juan de Fuca in 1792, improving upon earlier navigational failures and documenting the region.
An Unforgettable Train Journey Across the Stunning Landscape of Eastern Turkey
Kurt Johnson explores Turkey's dramatic western vistas aboard the Eastern Express, highlighting the significance of rail travel in connecting remote regions.
'Jeopardy!' clue features obscure San Francisco neighborhood name
Jeopardy! used a San Francisco geography clue to highlight obscure urban knowledge, testing contestants' familiarity with local routes and neighborhoods.
'Jeopardy!' clue features obscure San Francisco neighborhood name
Jeopardy! used a San Francisco geography clue to highlight obscure urban knowledge, testing contestants' familiarity with local routes and neighborhoods.
How Names on Maps Get Changed-and Who Gets to Decide
The US government has decided to change the names of the Gulf of Mexico and Denali, sparking concern among local communities for cultural significance.
Mexico threatens to sue Google over 'Gulf of America' name change
Mexico threatens legal action against Google over the 'Gulf of America' name change, asserting the name should remain 'Gulf of Mexico' in their territory.
Mexico threatens to sue Google over 'Gulf of America' name change
Mexico threatens legal action against Google over the 'Gulf of America' name change, asserting the name should remain 'Gulf of Mexico' in their territory.
Geography Affects Whiskey Production More Than You Think
Geography significantly influences whiskey production, especially in relation to aging, temperature, and environmental factors that contribute to flavor development.
In High Mountain Alaska, a Glacier's Deep Secret Is Revealed at Last
Washburn's early observations about a deep glacial corridor have been supported by modern scientific research, suggesting it may be the deepest gorge in North America.
John Adams pioneered risk exploration in geography, delving into risk compensation and individual risk thermostats, challenging safety measures and contributing significantly to the field.