Geography Blogs

The province of Fryslân in the country of the Netherlands is more commonly known as Friesland (in Holland). Some thoughts.

This is a guide to all the Abbreviations and other info in my National Park quizzes.

https://www.jetpunk.com/series/206689/state-national-parks

Who decided to give these provinces flags?

A blog where some of the flags are similar.

Also, Announcement here

Here's a warning in advance for some of the later flags.

The European Union is one of the largest organizations in the world with 26 member states in 2021 and it would be interesting to think about what would happen if it united into a single entity. This is my opinion of how things would unfold for this economic powerhouse and I hope you enjoy it! :)

Jakarta is sinking, and here are some reasons why.

Read on for more.

(And check out the bottom and P.S. because I need help and some people telling me how I can improve my blogs and how to put pictures in them)

The sun never sets on the... French Empire?

Warning: the blog you are about to read may contain very poorly designed flags.

Learn about the geography of the Netherlands in this blog. Inspired by ABritishCat's UK edition.

Two of the hardest yet most fun subjects to learn on JetPunk are cities and subdivisions, but they don't have to be so hard. UG332 and I have created two google spreadsheets to help people who may have a hard time memorizing doing each of these two things!

Do you want to avoid spending tons of hours placing a bunch of dots on a U.S. SVG map? here you can find the geographic coordinates of the 1,000 Biggest U.S. Cities

In this blog post, we will discuss British cities and their distance from a bigger one.

When looking at different quizzes involving cities, you may notice that different population figures are used depending on the quiz. This is because there are several different ways to measure the population of a city. The main three JetPunk uses are city proper, metro area, and urban area.