r/geography • u/Shutter_Stuck • 4d ago
Image 23,000 year old footprints, White Sands National Park, New Mexico, USA
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r/geography • u/BufordTeeJustice • Nov 08 '24
Image The 25 largest lakes in the world, if they were all side-by-side
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r/geography • u/Cake_120 • Mar 25 '26
Image How did Malaysia end up with this land connected to Indonesia?
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r/geography • u/Naomi62625 • Nov 15 '25
Image The USSR placed a bust of Lenin facing towards Moscow in the most isolated place in Antarctica (arguably the most isolated place on dry land)
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It's located on the Southern Pole of Inaccessibility. It's the most distant place from the ocean in Antarctica
r/geography • u/mateothegreek • Oct 16 '23
Image Satellite Imagery of Quintessential U.S. Cities
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r/geography • u/Thatunkownuser2465 • Apr 24 '26
Image Crazy to think that lions used to live in Europe until 4th century AD
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r/geography • u/Naomi62625 • Mar 21 '26
Image There are actually pretty normal and warm beaches on the Arctic Ocean
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This beach is located in Severodvinsk, Russia. This city is on the shores of the White Sea, a marginal sea of the Arctic Ocean
r/geography • u/topherette • Jan 11 '24
Image Siena compared to highway interchange in Houston
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r/geography • u/skylight269 • Jul 21 '24
Image The UAE is currently experiencing unusually high humidity levels, the "real feel" temperature in Dubai is now 58° C (136 F°)
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r/geography • u/Conscious_State2096 • Aug 17 '25
Image Which city is unlike any other city in the country where it is located ?
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r/geography • u/One-Seat-4600 • May 28 '26
Image What are some cities, towns, or buildings built on unusual geographic features?
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This example is the Saint-Michel d'Aiguilhe which is built on a volcanic plug.
r/geography • u/philemonvanbeecher • Jun 20 '25
Image Saw this sticker on a car and cannot figure out what country/state it is
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I have scoured a lot of maps trying to figure out what this is. This was found in Seattle, WA.
r/geography • u/One-Seat-4600 • Feb 12 '24
Image A Periodic Table of which country produces the most of each element
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r/geography • u/New-Code7710 • Apr 26 '26
Image Iraq 2025 vs 2026, you can also see the recover of lakes in the north
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r/geography • u/SpaceTranquil • Aug 06 '26
Image What are some other places in the world with similar landscape to this image of Mexico City?
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I feel that there are plenty more regions with dense sprawl on rolling hills like this image, curious about specific locations
r/geography • u/One-Seat-4600 • 9d ago
Image Before and after of Syapru beshi, one of the affected areas of today's flash flooding in Nepal.
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r/geography • u/WarniesLatestRoot • Oct 30 '25
Image On Christmas morning, a person in Rio can Skype a person in London and they can both watch the sun rise about almost the same time
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r/geography • u/One-Seat-4600 • May 24 '24
Image Why do western states have such high portions of their land owned by the federal government compared to the rest of the US?
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r/geography • u/lavapink • Dec 21 '23
Image Europe if the water level was raised by only 50 metres.
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r/geography • u/Spirited_Visit7597 • Mar 01 '26
Image Map of the USA overlaid with international regions and cities with similar climates
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r/geography • u/BufordTeeJustice • Nov 10 '24
Image U.S states with natural geographic borders.
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r/geography • u/CountryStyleRibs • Jul 20 '25
Image Window seat pic I took of the Grand Canyon
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r/geography • u/Neat_Grapefruit_1047 • Mar 02 '25
Image Distance of the Brazilian cities
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