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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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14 Prettiest Small Towns In New York - WorldAtlas

3 days ago | worldatlas.com | Joane Acar

New York gems offer unforgettable moments from scenic vineyards and glistening lakes to charming small towns and outdoor adventures.
10 Serene Upstate New York Towns For A Weekend Retreat - WorldAtlas

5 days ago | worldatlas.com | Ellie Spina

These serene New York towns are located in Upstate New York. They are perfect for a weekend retreat, with beautiful views of the lake and more.
7 Offbeat California Towns To Visit In 2025

1 week ago | worldatlas.com | Brielle Read

California is no stranger to surprises. The state fruit is the avocado. The internet was born here in 1969. It even claims the hottest point on Earth. In short, California does not do ordinary. So what happens when you wander into its tiniest, most remote towns? You might just stumble upon the quirkiest corners of all: places with century-old art colonies, well-preserved gold mines, and even a Danish village. Some towns push the weirdness even further, like the one with the world’s tallest thermometer.
10 Small Towns in Michigan With Big Charm

1 week ago | worldatlas.com | Alisa Mala

There is something sublimely picturesque for every taste in each one of the Great Lakes State's most charming towns.In the winter months, New Buffalo sits snow-covered, ready to embrace the holiday season. At the same time, Calumet offers profound insights between the craggy coastline and the rugged terrain through Keweenaw National Historical Park. Prepare to unearth the best small towns in Michigan with big charm, many being oldies but goodies.
7 Chesapeake Bay Towns With Unforgettable Main Streets

1 week ago | worldatlas.com | Bryan Dearsley

The Chesapeake Bay’s 11,684 miles of shoreline provide the states of Maryland and Virginia with some of the prettiest scenery in America’s Mid-Atlantic region. The largest estuary in the United States, it long served as a nautical super highway, ferrying everything from grain and seafood to troops and weapons between Revolutionary-era ports and Civil War-era shipyards.
7 Quirkiest Wyoming Towns You Didn't Know Existed

1 week ago | worldatlas.com | Chanelle Hayes

While Wyoming is known for expansive vistas and untamed outdoor beauty, it's also home to some unique towns that you might not know exist. Beyond visiting Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton National Park, travel through small communities that offer a bit of quirkiness with a side of fun.
9 Mississippi Small Towns With Unmatched Friendliness

1 week ago | worldatlas.com | Jason Phillips

Historic Mississippi is a beautiful state known for its charming communities, which embrace the friendly spirit of the state. The communities are warm and inviting, underscoring the best aspects of the Magnolia State. From historic architecture to vibrant downtown areas, the small towns have something to offer everyone. Among the best places in Mississippi, these nine have unmatched friendliness —a notable feat in a state like this. Oxford is renowned for its academic and culinary excellence.
These 11 Towns in Florida Have The Best Main Streets

1 week ago | worldatlas.com | Alisa Mala

The best main streets reveal a town's true character in one glance, offering a balance of attractions without being overly touristy. In Florida, towns manage to provide just the right mix of culture and attractions to keep visitors intrigued but not overwhelmed. These towns are perfect for exploring, with ample opportunities to play, rest, and recharge.
9 Coolest New York Towns For A Summer Vacation In 2025

1 week ago | worldatlas.com | Joshua Chiedu

New York City is massive; you have the crowd, heat, noise, traffic, and jammed-up vacation spots to contend with. An escape to some of the quieter towns across the state, where nature's warmth can be enjoyed without the crowds and chaos is the theme of this article. Towns like Ithaca and Seneca Falls, with natural attractions such as lakes and waterfalls, will make anyone forget about the big city in summer. And if you're a history or cultural enthusiast, these towns are also captivating.
8 Best Museums In Michigan

1 week ago | worldatlas.com | Brendan Cane

Michigan is full of many worthwhile attractions, from the Great Lakes to majestic national parks, and sprawling cities like Detroit and Grand Rapids. This classic Midwestern state has more than just vast wildlands and bustling downtown cores, being the home to a surprisingly large number of world-class museums catering to all sorts of interests.