15 Incredible Geography Facts About The UK
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15 Incredible Geography Facts About The UK
Here's one... The city of Edinburgh in the East of Scotland is further West than the city of Bristol in the South West of England.
Think you know the UK? Think again. This island nation hides a surprising mix of geographic extremes—from rivers that defy gravity to cliffs taller than skyscrapers, and landscapes more Arctic than English garden. You’ll never look at the map of Britain the same way after these 15 eye-opening facts. It’s the UK—but not as you’ve ever seen it.
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Fun fact the UK are famous for praising and hiding pedophiles such as Andy brother of the King, Three of the most disgusting pedophiles got British honers and were defended till the whole truth came out!!! Andy may have lost titles etc but he is living rent Free with a good cash handout from chunky and beyond the British bullshit hr and entire royals get Hugh amounte from the public funds while the British tax payers struggle!!! Britain is pedophile island simple Truth
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Shetland is Scottish so much nearer Scotland capital city, also full of small irritating mistakes.
@stuartlivingstone1265Check your facts on the Prime Meridian!
The prime meridian is the astronomical meridian running through Greenwich and is NOT used for GPS, this meridian is defined by the direction of Gravity. Gravitational meridian is not a real term.
The meridian that is 102m to the east is the Geodetic Meridian, and this is the one use for 0 degrees on GPS and is aligned with the earths centre of mass.
The diagrams are also waaaay out!
Found me!
@YvYecardheard of most, some many times.
@davegubbins442809:22 How many miles is it?
@ZA26Click bait thumbnail and irritating voice.
@toonmag50The Severn Estuary is actually on Wales' south coast...
@WelshAlYou displayed the meridian about 2 miles too far east.
@Valerie_st220Apart from the glaring errors others have mentioned please get distance correct.
Km IS NOT killymetres.
Reread the word, it is kilo-metres or kill-lom-eaters.
Don't let killy emerge again.
You might have mentioned the sub-sea level areas of East Anglia.
@jjmcrosbiehttps://youtu.be/8cGi7Q-EcyU SURPRISE SURPRISE
@TheBOFAcookieuk measures distances in miles - whats this weird keelomeeters you keep using?
@SteveNicklinWhat's a 'killy metre'
@simonshepherd4615Hardly mentions Wales, but we are used to that, not even on the flag could easily put a red dragon in the centre.
@charmianjohnson2364What the hell is this poorly researched slop?
@matthighley1461Meridian line runs through Grimsby and cleethorpes. Its sad that the only thing they have foe Northern Ireland is gianst causeway. When there are many other items.
@No13thatsmeDREADFUL PRONUNCIATION....OR AS THE BRITS WOULD SAY....TOTAL BOLLIX
@MaxTickner-q9bAnd No mention of Temperate Rain Forests.
@David-l4k9vPronunciation?
@David-l4k9vIsnt there also an ancient micro rainforrest?
@rosso_corsa1Some of your 'facts' have not been fact checked.
@altair8598You seem to have struggled a bit with your 'facts'.
@philbarnes6678Folks this is not a human speaking. And this is the reason some of the pronunciation is very odd at times.
@popcultexpressIf you want to measure the distance from Lerwick to the UK´s capital, London, then it makes more sense to include the distance from Lerwick to Norway´s capital, Oslo, which is about 860km. Alternatively, if you´re taking about larger places like Bergen then Aberdeen is about 270km from Lerwick. Scotland´s capital, Edinburgh is a about 390km from Lerwick.
@kirriereochThe strand
@theresauptagrafft3314That handy arrow mIssed Sark by a couple of hundred miles.
@thearcticlord3920So like Northern Ireland can't be counted the way its shown here, there's no sea between us and the Republic.
@SeaBeardV2.0It's a pity the Union flag at 0:46 is incorrect.
@charlesxixJesus this guy really needs to check his facts eh? So many mistakes....
@Debbie-Ducklurise?
@1nicksartwhy are you quoting everything in Km?? In UK we measure distance in miles.
@reeleyTotal crap
@alanfrost4661Amazing facts? You say the Severn bore can reach as high as a 5 story building? Thats between 50 - 75 feet, but the maximum recorded bore was 9ft (1966).
@willowwobbleYou put the Prime Meridian in the wrong space. It runs through Gemreenwich, not LCY.
@dingo7772000We use miles not kilometres.
@paulneedham9885Ah yes, these were trick question in the 2024 GCSE Geography exam.. and, my hamster got A..
@grahammcmorrow3886Impressed by the vast information
@MBKVisionaryI think you mean sheppy not sark.
@communication001Obviously in pre-reformation times, the fact that two pilgrimages to Saint David's in Wales was classed as the equivalent of one pilgrimage to Rome is a fascinating fact to me. A very interesting video about our great country, thank you.
@johnwhitehead1305Never knew Sark was on the Thames Estuary. Some well researched video!
@pontecarlo23143:25, false info, it was made by a giant a long time ago, trying to get from Scotland do Antrim to beat another giant up.
Benandonner built it to get to the home of Fionn mac Cumhaill.
Well at least you did show the Cathedral at St David's and not the ruin of the old Abbey. Most show that and talk about the Cathedral leaving the impression that it is a non functioning ruin! But you did sort of give the impression Wales was in England!
@HeatherMyfanwyTylerGreeySark is on the channel islands not kent
@harry9392You left out the largest fresh water lake in the British Isles, lough neagh in Northern Ireland
@harry9392I think geography 360 needs to learn some geography
@IanCorrigan-l2sReally good video. Nice to see Scotland getting a lot of mentions ❤😊
@michaelrooney1454Hmmm
@NoisicalPortfolioVery interesting topic, however, when you discuss anything about the UK, why do you use metric? We use imperial. I have no idea what 12000km is. I don't talk about France and use miles. Seriously, keep the units relevant to the units used in the country.
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