WID.... YOU CAN BET THERE IS A LOT MORE GOING ON THAN JUST OBSERVATION....

Thanks for exploring my awesome province!

Videos are absolutely great and entertaining :)

0:19 wow, that ice-covered patch on Devon Island looks just like Antarctica!

Um, that’s not an “icecap”

What fascinates me about these islands is that they have essentially been shattered and torn apart by being repeatedly eroded by the Laurentide ice sheet. Look at a reconstruction of North America from a couple million years ago and you'll see it was one contiguous land mass

oh thats what that land at 80n, 100w is on my canadian map lol

If you want to see something intresting on google earth, I recomend to check Balleny Islands - they have amazing look. Espesially the Sturge Island, that have wierd blue color on ice - but on 2020 google earth photos it had a wierd pink colour (I think that is due to oversaturation of image, but I'm not sure).

A long drive to me as a Canadian... is like 1200 miles.

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Ive been off-roading for years in Northern Quebec. It’s incredibly beautiful and isolated. Don’t visit us, we wanna be left alone. Cheers

LMAO makes for a pretty sick BeReal😭

hey, could you perhaps investigate Kings island and the random unmarked settlement (64°57'41"N 168°04'16"W) please? it kinda interests me, and i wanna know if its abandoned or not.

I hunt a lot here. It's extremely difficult to get around on foot.👍

Addicted to your videos. Itches a part in my brain that no one else seems to be doing

Also check out Scott Island near Antarctica, which for some reason is not visible on google maps.

3:25 Interstingly, the way more to the south positioned Prince Charles Island next to Baffin Island was not discovered until a few decades later (1932/1948) and was named after now King Charles III.

Tragedeigh ahh name

Bucket list item?

i love your enthusiasm while looking around on google maps

Could you do a video about Punuk island? Ive seen a few sources describing it as a place where ocean currents end up so its full of debris and bones

great catch ❤

6:28 shows a couple objects listed as "Rapper"... I assume some kind of machine translation error? But it struck me as funny.

YESSS BRUH I LOVE HEARING PPL TALK ABOUT NUNAVUT IM SO OBSESSED WITH NUNAVUT GEOGRAPHY GEOMARGIN UR SO REAL

literally addicted to this type of content! keep making these, they're truly amazing

This is now my favorite channel

This was an interesting concept. Would be a fun video if you could look for old cities or areas large scale combat took place in. Appreciate the time you took to make this Geo

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Reviews on uninhabited places are AMAZING. There used to be a fake pizza place on one of these islands and the reviews were amazing. Alas, it was taken off the map...

@1:55 that looks like a infrasound listening station

great investigation :)

Love this channel. Thanks for the videos! This stuff is fascinating. So much of the world is basically unexplored and unknown, even if ithat's not technically true.

rust maps be like

Im very happy I found this video, I love doing this kinda stuff but I normally dont go into as much depth as you. Also great editing and voiceover, I think ill watch all your videos now.

Dachas are great a lot of european cultures hav them. In Sweden we have kolonilotter which are essentially the same thing

Whittier Alaska next

Satellites are fake, this is deliberate obscuration

4:45 meteorite? ☄

"eyerin"

Love your videos bro, they are super interesting esspecially these about far-north russian islands

this is a great video this is exactly the kinda stuff i look into when i find a random interesting place on google maps

I’d love to visit this island, Canada’s north is so interesting!

I beleive Hudson bay nd James Bay were formed by a very large asteriod hit,This lake may have been created by a fragment from that same asteriod.This region that long ago was apperently under hundreds if not thousands of feet of ice but if an asteriod was travelling at ultra high speeds and became superheated coming through earths atmosphere it would easily make a crater 900 hundred feet deep

I was recently looking around on google earth and noticed a circular underwater depression in the Marquesas archipelago but i havent been able to find anything about what it actually is and if it isnt potentially one of the largest calderas. Could you mabye do a video on that?

Can you make a video about the sanikluaq inuit owned land and why it has such a weird landscape. Edit: I found that the town of sanikluaq is the only inhabited town on the islands.

I love your videos on the Canadian arctic! Please keep em coming 🙏

Always been interested in the Canadian North since I was a kid, just wish the damn flights weren't so expensive

a triangulation sign, this is a place whose coordinates are known quite accurately. This is necessary for geodetic measurements. Knowing the coordinates of this point, you can calculate the coordinates of other points.

Love the content ❤️

yay another video!