The different states of water are of great importance to human life. That is why the Celsius scale is superior. In Celsius, you do not need to learn separately what the freezing point and boiling point of water are. The system is simple, below zero water is a solid, between 0 and 100 degrees water is a liquid and finally at 100 degrees water evaporates and turns into a gas. These things are of crucial importance to all life.

Chicago is on the state line. The Southeast Side borders Indiana.

Thank you for NOT PLAYING " If you are going to San Francisco, be sure to wear some flowers in your hair" ...The gentle people left a long long time ago. If you are going now, be sure to take a shovel for the sidewalk. 💩

The Mudhens are why Toledo goes with Detroit in baseball. Columbus goes with the older team.

Oakland: exists

Right now, Downtown Detroit looks better than Downtown San Francisco. If that's even possible to imagine.

Chicago is cool, but it needs power washed. It’s so grimey I feel like I’m smooshed in an armpit. If you get stuck with a 12 hour layover take the blue line down. It’s worth it.

Who watching this after New Orleans got a blizzard 😂

Gig'Em Kyle. Wish I had taken more GIS classes in college.

Downtown Columbus is awesome. The short north is always busy and packed with world class bars and restaurants. And downtown has luxury condos popping up everywhere with retail on the ground floor. And that west of downtown is franklinton which is a brand new nightlife district. 2 bed apartments downtown are about $4500/mo because it’s such a popular and centrally located neighborhood.

I realize how loyal Utah is when they have a team. The entire state is their team.

People from STL hate Chicago, if they don’t have a team they will root for anyone but a Chicago team.

I saw nothing in the video describing/defining absolute zero. Kyle does make an interesting point regarding zero cold, 100 hot. I was in high school when there was the push to go metric which, sadly, most Americans laughed off, although we have accepted 1L and 2L bottles of soda (now if only merchants would stop the 16.9oz silliness and just refer to it as 500ml or 1/2 liter containers). My wife and I drove from Atlanta to Detroit for a wedding in June 2016. After the wedding, we crossed into Canada - spent a couple of days in Toronto and a couple in Niagara Falls. I realized then that we screwed up here, and have been trying to use metric un my day to day life. I have Amazon Echo devices set to metric as well as my phone. I do not convert from metric to imperial or vice versa; I intuit. Tomorrow's weather forecast for Atlanta - high will be 4°. Overnight low will be -4°. No need to convert. Would like to see Kyle start using Metric weight and distance by default in his videos.

I took a few graduate level courses at Texas State back in the 90s. You could tell it was going places. A good staff, even back then.

No metal kind of cheap for $85

Great list. So happy to see Cleveland at Number 4. And I completely agree about Montreal. It's a really cool city.

Racism rules in Asheville.

Charleston, SC also has an incredibly bad flooding problem downtown. a sprinkle of rain will cause the streets to flood. i beg of y’all to stop moving there. that place is sinking.

Louisville Kentucky wasn't included in any of your regions.

The schools that rejected you should be cryin’ the blues. Your videos are both erudite and entertaining.

Only Donald Trump could understand this shit in 2025? From Australian post code NSW 2371

Yeah I'm thinking the people from leolani estates in Hawaii would disagree on your last volcanic eruption thing!

25 years ago I purchased for my new home a beautiful Replogle globe with floor stand. I don't use it often but when I want it, I really want it, and sometimes enjoy traveling the world with my eyes. Best of all it has a full representation of Antarctica that can be viewed by rolling it over on the stand. So easy to use. Years ago I actually went to Antarctica and love to go back on my globe and relive that magical experience.

Fascinating.

Washington shouldn't be on this list. And they actually got rail network, better public transit then 90% of USA cities. Surely a Texas place like San Antonio or Dallas, or place like Oaklahoma could of been on this list instead.

Have you even been to Salt Lake City. Pity.

im in az and in the summer it doesnt drop below 100 degrees at night. plus the missing monsoons. its miserable. no relief.

Penn State GIS Student here. Thanks Kyle!

Woo, I love state college! Such a quaint yet fun spot

I can handle cold down to the single digits or so. I can handle heat up to the 110s. I can handle some humidity. I can handle a few feet of snow. I can handle weeks of overcast days at a time. What I cannot handle is the fucking wind. Incessant wind is the worst.

Very interesting! Well done.

Splash Cafe!!! Glad that the Pismo Beach clam chowder made the list and that Tri-Tip BBQ got an honorable mention.

Orange County! Yuck!

This guy sounds retarded 😂

I'm in Chattanooga now, visiting family. I was hoping to find a way to meet you, since you are my favorite KZbin "Star". Bug no luck. Oh well, I just have to console myself with watching more of your videos. And yes, Chattanooga seems like a pretty cool city. Short visit now, in the winter, but I look forward to a longer visit in the summer when I can do more activities.

Hey, you forgot a bottle of wine in that line up! Like you, I often get asked which part of CA I am from.....I have to explain that it's not the bay area, and not southern CA....but CA is often too big for most folks to fully understand (we are like 6 states rolled into one). When I say "northern California" people think of the bay area, and we have to again explain that the bay area is it's own region and not considered "NorCal" by those who actually live in the northern part of the state. With that said, we are in the most northern part of San Joaquin county, and have NEVER considered ourselves to be a part of the Fresno area. For folks in our general region, Fresno is too far south to be considered the San Joaquin Valley and is considered a part of the central valley. Being that you are from Tulare, which is where the World Farm Expo is held, sorry - but you are a Central Valley person, not a San Joaquin Valley person, haha. We could consider the Lodi area to be part of the lower end of the Sacramento Valley, and perhaps that would be more accurate.... as it so happens, most of San Joaquin County is north of the Delta. A more realistic cut-off would be based on water... the cut-off for the San Joaquin region on your map should land just below Stanislaus county. Merced and everything south do not have water (just run off) and are considered the central valley.

Dang no Atlanta

2:06 what about Florida?

Go Cocks!

Minnesota is very special

Kyle, when I was at Indiana University starting in 1974 the programs were all mostly top 20. Haven't a clue where IU the geography program ranks today. IU is more known for business, music and informatics.

Give me the heat over freezing cold !

Have you ever been to Kansas City? Kansas City's "neighborhoods" include downtown dwellers in many of those high-rises you displayed in your b-roll. There are tens of thousands who live downtown, so, I guess, that would be a neighborhood. THEN, you say there is no development along the river. I don't know where you get your information, or if you are just lazy in your research, but Kansas City not only has, "neighborhoods" along the river, but has shopping, bars, restaurants, AND the ONLY purpose-built stadium for the NWSL, in the United States, and home to the Kansas City Current. In addition, the T-Mobile Center--just across from the Power and Light District (Do you ever watch a major sporting event on television? Most networks set up a camera at P&L, to capture the 10,000 or so who gather to watch sporting events in the courtyard in P&L), which is just part of Kansas City nightlife. All of this is considered DOWNTOWN, because midtown doesn't begin until you hit 27th Street. How about you actually visit the city, before you show off your lack of effort in research.

I needed this video 25 years ago 😂

It is interesting that here in Missouri, there's not a big sports rivalry between St. Louis and K.C. I think the main reason is that, in sports where we've both have a team (which now, is only baseball), they've always been in different leagues. We did have the I-70 World Series back in 1985 when the Cards played the Royals. But, other than that (and an occasional inter-league game), the teams just don't play each other much. When St. Louis did have an NFL team (both the Rams, and even before that, the football Cardinals), they were never in the same conference as the Chiefs. So around here football fans generally root for the Chiefs, hockey fans generally root for the Blues and we're divided down the middle between the Cards and Royals in baseball.

I know this video is. 2 years old, but pls look at the flags of Iowa. As an Iowan this was realy upsetting.

Can’t believe STL wasn’t on this list

As a senior in high school this is perfect timing

I was also rejected by UNC-Chapel Hill!!😉

I want to live here