ASMR ~ Europe Maps and Atlas ~ Soft Spoken Map Pointing

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[@phillysportphan9844]

This is definitely my favorite spinoff series. So many interesting facts and fun illustrations in that book.

[@bobland534]

Glad to see the subs are going up pretty fast as I predicted. This channel is so fascinating and interesting.

[@ASMRGeographica]

Thank you!

[@starexgo3888]

Highest temperature is Syracuse 48.8 and before athens 48

[@ariannagorbet2239]

What’s with Russia and their many records

[@Andres-ql9sq]

Can you make a video facts about Spain please?

[@ASMRGeographica]

I will eventually! I'm going in an order so I will someday get to Spain!

[@alehalmeida]

how many geography books do you have??

[@ASMRGeographica]

A lot

[@alehalmeida]

@@ASMRGeographica how many in numbers?

[@ASMRGeographica]

Like maybe ten or so?

[@alehalmeida]

@@ASMRGeographica i guess you have about 50 books 😂

[@ASMRGeographica]

@@alehalmeida I mean most of the books you see are from my library

[@kinkobidoba9010]

Is this Nat Geo, Times, Collin or Oxford atlas🤔

[@ASMRGeographica]

DK

[@El__Forastero]

Bizarre population figures. Paris is far larger than Berlin, St.Pete, Madrid, etc... They are comparing apples (city proper population) with oranges (metro population) I hate when supposedly educational documents contain such glaring errors.

[@ASMRGeographica]

According to Google, population of Paris is 2.1mil, St. Petersburg is 5.4mil, Madrid is 3.2mil, Berlin is 3.6mil

[@ASMRGeographica]

@MI6 they're probably only evaluating population of the city proper, not the surrounding area