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Geography of Antarctica
Antarctica is the large, frozen land mass that covers the South Pole. Find out more about the forbidding climate and why scientists choose to live there, if only temporarily.
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Geography of Egypt
Egypt, also known as the Arab Republic of Egypt, is a Middle Eastern country that lies at the juncture of Africa and Asia. You've probably heard about the Pyramids and the Sphinx, but what is Egypt like today?
How Waterfalls Work
Some people like to honeymoon at Niagara Falls, while others go over the falls in a barrel. How do these geological formations come to be?
Geography of Brazil
Brazil is the largest and most populous country in South America. In Brazil you'll find the wild rivers and rainforests of the Amazon Basin, and one of the most ethnically diverse countries on the continent.
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Africa
With a geography ranging from deserts and plains to impenetrable jungle, Africa has always had an aura of mystique. Explore the more than 50 countries and physical features of Africa. See more »
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Asia
The geography of Asia is incredibly diverse and contains some of the most spectacular vistas in the world, and spectacular man-made features like the Great Wall. See more »
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Caribbean
The Caribbean stretches south of Florida to South America, including Cuba and Central America, and is a top tourist destination. See more »
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Europe
Europe is made up of two major areas -- the European continent and Scandinavia to its north, with the Baltic Sea between them. Explore the geography of Europe in this section. See more »
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Middle East
The Middle East encompasses nearly 20 countries. A geopolitical hotspot for several decades, the region sees much military activity in its deserts and lowland plains. See more »
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North America
North America includes the United States, Greenland, Alaska and northern Canada, as well as the tropical climates of Key West, Hawaii and Mexico. See more »
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Oceania & Australia
Oceania is a collection of about 25 countries and island nations in the South Pacific Ocean. Australia is the world's second largest island and the only island continent. See more »
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Oceans & Seas
Most of the planet Earth is covered by water. Did you know that beneath the Atlantic Ocean there are mountain ranges greater than anything on the continents? See more »
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Polar Regions
The Polar regions include Antarctica and other Arctic Regions like Baffin Island and the Arctic Circle. Explore the major landforms, seas and features of the coldest parts of the world. See more »
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South America
The geography of South America contains Brazil, the largest country in South America and the three major regions of Ecuador. Explore these and other areas of South America. See more »
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Terms and Associations
Learn about commonly used geography terms and definitions, as well as the major associations and societies that study geography. See more »
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