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WorldAtlas was established in 1994, during a time when the internet had only around 2,700 websites. It began as a project driven by cartographer John Moen and his wife, Chris Woolwine-Moen. Today, WorldAtlas stands as one of the leading resources for information on geography and a variety of other subjects such as sociology, demography, the environment, economics, politics, and travel. In 2019, it reached an impressive audience of over 165 million readers globally. We take pride in being a valuable resource for both teachers and students, as well as for anyone eager to learn more about the world around them.

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9 Best Hikes In Kansas

3 days ago | worldatlas.com | Jeff Oganga

We hear it often that Kansas is flat, boring, and uninspiring. And let us be honest. There is some grain of truth in these accusations. But again, it is just a grain — and if you may, a case of painting the Sunflower State with a broad brush. Parts of Kansas are hilly, especially on the eastern side; where the Ozarks of southeast Kansas stage a geographical drama that will make you wonder if you are still in Kansas.
13 Nicest Small Towns In Tennessee

3 days ago | worldatlas.com | Aunindita Bhatia

Often heralded for its captivating country music scene, trademark Southern hospitality, and majestic natural scenery, Tennessee draws a steady barrage of excited tourists throughout the year. While most newcomers gravitate towards the glitz and glamor of Nashville and Memphis, the quiet charm of its small towns offers a fresh breath of air from the chaos in the city.
12 Serene Oregon Towns For A Weekend Retreat

3 days ago | worldatlas.com | Aunindita Bhatia

Between its green forest, jagged mountains, winding rivers, and the vast ocean, Oregon truly is a Pacific wonderland. But there is more to the state than its abundant natural resources; it boasts a vibrant cultural scene and captivating history that draw visitors from across the country.
9 Australia Towns With Unforgettable Main Streets

4 days ago | worldatlas.com | Jeff Oganga

There is always something depressing about a careworn main street with boring cookie-cutter architecture and zero character, an ode to town planners’ lack of imagination. At the other end of the spectrum are main streets that stop you mid-step, that instantly set your heart on fire. Surprisingly, it all boils down to little things: handsomely preserved buildings, beautiful cherry blossoms in the heart of town, or even lush and peaceful green spaces. Think of grass and flowers.
9 Best Towns In California's Sierra Nevada For Retirees

4 days ago | worldatlas.com | Jeff Oganga

Imagine retiring in a location where you wake up every morning to a heart-melting view of a glimmering lake, a craggy, snow-capped peak, or the iridescent glow of a scintillating sunlight. If you have a thing for natural beauty, especially at its wildest and most pristine, few regions in the world can hold a candle to California’s Sierra Nevada. Running along the eastern rim of the Golden State, the Sierra Nevada is reminiscent of a low-key Switzerland, perhaps even a more unspoilt version of it.
6 Tasmania Towns With Unforgettable Main Streets

4 days ago | worldatlas.com | Bryan Dearsley

Located 240 km (150 miles) across the Bass Strait off the south coast of Australia, the island state of Tasmania features some of the country’s most postcard-perfect streetscapes. Despite their relative remoteness, the best of Tasmania’s downtowns are only a short hop from airports in Hobart and Launceston, each served by the Australian cities of Sydney, Brisbane, and Melbourne.
These Florida Towns Throw Legendary 4th Of July Celebrations

5 days ago | worldatlas.com | Bryan Dearsley

The 27th state to join the Union (it was admitted on March 3, 1845), Florida treats Independence Day with the panache you’d expect from the country’s leading vacation destination. Across the Sunshine State, local governments and tourism boards from the Atlantic Ocean to the Gulf Coast put on fun festivals that celebrate the 4th of July with enough patriotic pageantry to rival the displays put on by many bigger cities.
This Is The Friendliest Small Town In The Northern United States

5 days ago | worldatlas.com | Bryan Dearsley

Its location on Lake Superior’s south shore a few hours’ drive from the Canadian border and the cities of Green Bay and Milwaukee hasn’t hurt Marquette’s reputation as a friendly town. Tourism plays a major role in the town, accounting for 15% of its economy with visitors spending an estimated $250 million here each year, making hospitality (and being hospitable) a key factor in its continued growth.
7 Prettiest Downtown Strips In The Great Lakes

5 days ago | worldatlas.com | Jeff Oganga

From liquid mirrors that seem to stretch to the end of the world, to the soft and soothing atmosphere that any doctor would pronounce therapeutic, the Great Lakes Region is a delightful expanse of heart-gripping natural beauty. Although nature steals the show, this magical corner of America is bejeweled by a stunning cornucopia of beautiful small towns, some of whose downtown areas look plucked straight out of a fairytale. But which are the prettiest?
8 Serene Poconos Towns For A Weekend Retreat - WorldAtlas

5 days ago | worldatlas.com | Will Fleeson

"Serene" and "the Poconos" go hand in hand. In fact, in these eight serene Poconos towns for a weekend retreat, one can pack much into a short amount of time.