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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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7 Prettiest Downtown Strips In Utah

13 hours ago | worldatlas.com | Chanelle Hayes

Utah's mountains, canyons, and high desert plains draw much attention, but beyond these stunning landscapes are charming towns with incredible downtowns that deserve a closer look. From vibrant art that seems to dance along Cedar City's main streets to the enchanting Swiss Alps-inspired architecture of Midway to lush greenery and meandering paths that wind through a historic park in Ephraim, these communities offer picturesque main streets that will take your breath away.
The Ozarks' 7 Best Retirement Towns Ranked

1 day ago | worldatlas.com | Sarah Olaleye

The Ozarks is a broad region in the United States that stretches across parts of Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, and Arkansas. It's known for its forested landscapes, lakeside views, and calm, scenic atmosphere, a combination that draws in both tourists and retirees alike. While it is a popular getaway spot, the Ozarks also offer a peaceful and affordable lifestyle that makes it a great place to spend your golden years.
9 Charming Arizona Towns For The Perfect Getaway

2 days ago | worldatlas.com | Sarah Simpson

Arizona personifies the American Southwest. The red rock desert landscapes that make up this striking state never cease to amaze visitors. Places like the Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon, and Horseshoe Bend bring in millions of tourists annually. Stunning contrasts of color line horizons throughout the state. The historic culture of the Old West and Native American heritage draw visitors to smaller towns and communities.
9 Quirkiest Utah Towns You Didn't Know Existed

3 days ago | worldatlas.com | Chanelle Hayes

The red rock formations, deep canyons, and scenic vistas of national parks, such as Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon National Park, may come to mind when considering Utah. But beyond its stunning landscapes, Utah is home to many under-the-radar towns that travelers should become acquainted with.
9 Cutest Small Towns In Louisiana For 2025

4 days ago | worldatlas.com | Jason Phillips

Louisiana's heritage and culture are among the most unique in the US. It is an amalgamation of French, African, Spanish, American, and Native American cultures that can be experienced in Creole architecture, food, and music. It is also a fun and lively state filled with cute small towns and friendly communities that welcome visitors. The towns embrace the free spirit of the Cajun state, often with live festivals and events celebrating Louisiana's unique past and future.
10 Best Places To Live In Kentucky In 2025

5 days ago | worldatlas.com | Jason Phillips

Kentucky ranks as one of the best states to live in because of its affordable housing, lower cost of living, and low property taxes. It also comprises small, safe cities that attract young families because of their attractions, sites, and friendly communities. This list of the 10 best places to live in Kentucky in 2025 takes into account educational systems, lower crime rates, and overall atmosphere.
The 10 Friendliest Little Towns In Colorado

5 days ago | worldatlas.com | Sarah Olaleye

Colorado, also called “Colorful Colorado,” is more than a destination for mountain trails and scenic drives; it is a state where small-town hospitality still runs deep. Beyond the larger cities like Denverand Grand Junction, scattered across its forests and valleys are places like Silverton, Telluride, and Ouray, with fewer than 10,000 residents, where friendly faces, familiar names, and local pride create a sense of belonging.
9 Charming Pennsylvania Towns For The Perfect Getaway

5 days ago | worldatlas.com | Joshua Chiedu

Pennsylvania stands out for its glorious history, being the birthplace of the US Constitution and where America's Declaration of Independence was signed. Beyond its historic wealth, however, Pennsylvania sparkles with a diverse landscape teeming with abundant wildlife, varied cultures, and world-famous attractions like Hershey’s Chocolate World. These are just a few reasons the state is such a pleasurable destination for getaways.
9 Safest Towns In Mississippi For Senior Living

5 days ago | worldatlas.com | Joane Acar

Retirees seeking friendly neighbors, affordable living, and a slower pace often find Mississippi to be the perfect place to enjoy their golden years. This historic state is home to some of the most livable cities in the U.S., offering safe communities, quality healthcare, low taxes, and plenty of things to do. The weather is another major perk, with mild winters and warm, sunny summers. But perhaps the biggest draw for golden agers is peace of mind.
How To Spend A Day In Jacksonville's Beaches

5 days ago | worldatlas.com | Jason Phillips

Jacksonville, Florida, is the largest city in the lower 48 according to size. However, the vibrant beach community has a small-town and distinctively coastal feel and is a superb day trip destination. What makes the area unique, much like other large metropolises, is that each location has a distinctive style. It is like seeing many different cities rolled into one. On the south end of Third Avenue is Jacksonville Beach, the largest at 22 miles long.