What cities in the US do Europeans know?
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What cities in the US do Europeans know?
Cities listed by rank of overall popularity among European travelers.
- New York City. 22\% German. 21\% British.
- Las Vegas. 35\% German. 32\% British.
- Miami. 30\% German. 18\% French.
- San Francisco. 35\% German. 24\% British.
- Los Angeles. 31\% German. 21\% British.
- Orlando. 54\% British. 16\% German.
- Boston. 36\% British. 21\% German.
- Chicago. 27\% British.
What countries are best at geography?
Canada, Greenland, Iceland, Australia, New Zealand, Mauritius all have very good geographical location, but hardly anyone will argue any of these countries can remotely compete with the USA in terms of geographical advantage. Geographical location should be rephrased to geography or geographical advantage.
How much do you know about Europe?
That’s no easy task, considering that Europe includes almost 750 million people, a land area of almost 4,000,000 square miles, and a large portion of the GDP (economy) of the world. There’s a lot to learn! Now we will take a quick look at each aspect of geography. Europe is a land of variety.
What is the physical geography like in Europe?
Europe: Physical Geography. The Central Uplands extend east-west across central Europe and include western France and Belgium, southern Germany, the Czech Republic, and parts of northern Switzerland and Austria. The Central Uplands are lower in altitude and less rugged than the Alpine region and are heavily wooded.
How many miles of coastline does Europe have?
Europe also contains a coastline with lots of inlets and bays. The European Union, which doesn’t even include all of geographical Europe has an astonishing 41,000 miles of coastline. That’s significantly more coastline than Africa, even though the continent of Africa is much larger.
How many countries are there in Europe?
Politically, Europe is home to a huge number of countries: 51 in all. Those countries total 750 million people, with closer to 900 million if you include the parts of Russia and Turkey that are not in geographical Europe.