Brit Reacting to How America Makes Britain Look Like a Tiny Village

[@ClipsThatTakeUpStorageOnMyXbox]

Look up a picture of the United States from space at night. That’s a good way to show where people live by just looking at what places are lit up.

[@shawnanderson6313]

True bro

[@skuzlebut82]

@@shawnanderson6313 Hello there brother. My name is Shawn as well. The only proper way to spell, Shawn.

[@shawnanderson6313]

@@skuzlebut82 Good Lad!

[@trevor3013]

Comparing the lights at night in the US vs Russia, it becomes clear that Russia's size means very little due to how little space they fill out, which results in their lower population when compared to the US. Russia fills out a lot of space but there's so much empty. Moreso in Canada who border on the US mostly

[@josiewalberg2263]

Also , I forgot mention , when you look out over Superior ,the lake goes over the horizon ,just like the ocean .

[@cheeseninja1115]

the Great Lakes are less lakes and more fresh water seas with how gigantic they are

[@R.M.MacFru]

As does the view across the other four Great Lakes. 😉

[@GunsAndAmmo3]

The English who be able to see over the channel

[@JPMadden]

1) The North Slope Borough in Alaska has a population of 11,031 and the Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area has 5343, according to the 2020 Census. Each area is larger than the UK. 2) At 10:40, you mentioned my hometown of Warwick, Rhode Island. It was named for Robert Rich, 2nd Earl of Warwick (1587-1658), because he granted the settlement a royal charter in 1648.

[@karenedwards6713]

Just think about this little fact: We have a lawn mower with a 6 foot cutting deck and it takes us about 90 minuted just to cut grass. I live on the same land as my parents and my son does all the yard work and he has 5 acres to maintain. Big surprise our yard is kinda small where we live. My Aunt who lives next door has ten acres she cuts every week, but she owns about 35 acres. I'm adding this because I have a family member that married a man from London and our lawn size blew his mind. Driving over a hundred miles a day to work was a daily drive for my husband for over 10 years.

[@elizabethalvarez-lindsey5845]

Born and raised in So Cal, I was in my 20's when I "discovered" that most metro areas didn't extend through difficult ecosystems.

[@thomasthomasthomas296]

A lot of DC is a filled in swamp, which is actually where the terminology "drain the swamp" comes from.

[@rodneygriffin7666]

Yep. It's a big country. Few Americans have seen all 50 states. I've seen only 15.

[@GoldFNAF]

I have seen 3...

[@jeff1liam2]

@@GoldFNAF i have seen 4 i think not entirely sure

[@brianmoore6724]

I've got all 50, 49 at least 3 separate times...Alaska only twice so far, but did make it to Barrow at the top in January 2020

[@knightu1642]

I've been to 16 states and that's over a period of 30 years!

[@animeman8203]

I've seen 10.

[@waycoolscootaloo]

*FUN FACTS!* The United States is so large, that it's really about the same size as Canada in total area. Canada in fact is just 1.5% larger than the US in total area. (Despite looking much bigger on a flat map) However, the US actually has more total land area than Canada. Wild! LOL! 😉 Also, the US is so big that if you were to try and place the lower 48 states on the Moon, its west and east coasts would stretch partly around the Moon in order to fit. This is because the diameter of the Moon is 2,159 miles wide. The lower 48 States are just over 2,800 miles in comparison. (Imagine adding in Alaska now) The US is so big, that you could fit the 27 countries that make up the European Union inside of the United States. In fact, if you were to double the size of the 27 EU countries, they would still be smaller than the US. 😎

[@ChaoticCobras]

that last fact is actually insane ive never heard of that one before

[@waycoolscootaloo]

@@ChaoticCobras In the Immortal words of Paul Harvey, "Now you know....The rest of the Story"! 😉

[@darrinlindsey]

San Bernardino County is mostly uninhabitable desert or mountains. The city of San Bernardino is on the Eastern most end of the Los Angeles metropolitan area.

[@princerose233]

Wrong. That would be Ontario. It's next to pomona. San bernadino city is like 8 cities east of Ontario. You must be a out of towner.

[@darrinlindsey]

@@princerose233 You must be on drugs. There wasn't anything said, or shown, in that video about Ontario.

[@princerose233]

@@darrinlindsey on drugs? Apparently you didn't watch the whole video or wasn't paying attention. And second I am right. Ontario is a city in the San bernadino metropolitan area. 😉

[@darrinlindsey]

@@princerose233 Dude!!! Ontario wasn't mentioned in the video! I can read a map! San Bernardino is the Eastern most city, in the continuous string of cities, East of L.A. It doesn't matter what county it's in! I was describing, to a person in Britain, where San Bernardino is. He doesn't care about where county lines are either. He just wants a description of where something is. Go do some more drugs.

[@princerose233]

@@darrinlindsey it's not Cabazon is first so I know you're not from here and yes the across the pond guy did mention it. Stop lying.

[@Bob-jm8kl]

San Bernardino County is about 90% desert.

[@robertdarnell5141]

As a Riverside County native, agreed it’s all just desert, except Loma Linda

[@princerose233]

@@robertdarnell5141 lies. Loma Linda is a desert. I was born there and live in the ie on polk st in riverside by the mall.

[@robertdarnell5141]

@@princerose233 nahhhh Loma Linda is pretty big now, especially the new hospital, its bigger than Morongo, my grnadma lives there and I live in Beaumont, my dad members when it was all Orange Groves

[@princerose233]

@@robertdarnell5141 wtf are you talking about? Loma Linda is a desert. Just like San bernadino, Redlands, Colton, and all of socal unless your in big bear.

[@robertdarnell5141]

@@princerose233 I know its all desert, when I say desert I mean that there's pretty much nothing there, geographically yea its a desert, but Loma Linda is one of the few cities that actually have something important

[@paulsmith8510]

New Englander here. I have been all over the UK. And we are in fact a NEW England. It looks very similar, obvious differences, but I remember visiting England for the 1st time and realizing "oooh. Home makes so much sense."

[@ThatShyGuyMatt]

Alaska is massive, but like 99% of it is empty wilderness. No roads, no buildings....nothing. Just all nature. Most of the population of it live along the south/south-eastern edge of the ocean.

[@slamnewton1926]

I can vouch for the Jacksonville Duval county part I used to deliver there once or twice every few weeks and when you see the sign that says welcome to Duval county you still have another 45 minutes to an hour left till you reach the city

[@ronclark9724]

Nashville is similar to Jacksonville having consolidated with Davidson County...

[@jreyman]

Alaska's density is approximately .5km sq/per person. (2020 Census)

[@Wiley_Coyote]

I think you got confused. Laurence's graphic of big cities wasn't by population. It was by land area. That's just due to legal and administrative designations.

[@Dragon-Believer]

Even city population is arbitrary. Seattle for example. The metro area has experienced massive growth at the same time that the city has shrunk. The city is now only 1/4 of the metro area by population.

[@ZackHamlin1]

@@Dragon-Believer very arbitrary. The actually city limits of Atlanta has a population of like 400k. The Atlanta metro area has like 6 million people.

[@righty-o3585]

California by itself is about the same size as England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, and Switzerland combined. If you added the entire state of Florida to the size of the UK, California would still be bigger.

[@christianoliver3572]

Yeah and if you put the total area of Texas' two largest ranches together it's very close to the size of Northern Ireland. Hey Cali: I'll show you mine if you show me yours!!

[@msdarby515]

@Christian Oliver Galaskan here. My parents in the lower 48 called, worried about me because there was a big earthquake. I reassured them by explaining that if the earthquake was on the California coast, I live in Oklahoma. 😎

[@righty-o3585]

@@msdarby515 So about 1,700 miles away. Give or take 😁

[@christianoliver3572]

@@msdarby515 My dad is from Madill!! That's funny about your folks.

[@msdarby515]

@@righty-o3585 Yes, and only about halfway across the state. LOL

[@Ojisan642]

That last one is a bit misleading. The Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario “metro area” is actually a census district, it’s not a continuous metro area like the London metro area or the New York metro area would be. There’s huge gaps of empty areas between those three cities of Riverside, San Bernardino, and Ontario.

[@bobtheduck]

I was born in one of those gaps... Depending on the source, either Adelanto or Apple Valley (I'm adopted and birth records get screwed over a bit)

[@johnmaster3748]

What are you defining as a "huge gap"? Driving from downtown Riverside or downtown San Bernardino to downtown Ontario is 20-30 minutes, with small towns in between. Gaps there may be...but huge? Given the scale of the open space in Riverside County and San Bernardino County east of the census district you described, the gaps inside the census district are miniscule. Leaving aside the quibble over the gaps, your description of the metro area/census district as including the three cities is a useful corrective to the video which seemed confused about distinguishing the counties from the cities they are named for. The Inland Empire metro area includes the western portions of those two counties and the eastern bits of LA county. The real huge gaps are east of the Inland Empire.

[@ArtbyamaranthwiseBlogspot15]

Made me curious to look. I'm in Sacramento (#27) and my favorite taco shop is a half hour away on the freeway, up in Auburn. If Brits think an hour is a long drive, y'all must think I'm insane for doing that just for tacos.

[@johnmaster3748]

I grew up in the Midwest but have lived in SoCal for a quarter century. Where I grew up, we measured distance in miles. Now, I measure distance in time. Which makes distance variable. So two questions about your taco shop: how far is it in miles? How long does your "30 minute" trip take at 1 pm, 5 pm, and 9 pm? Bonus question: did you even notice you described the distance away using a unit of time?

[@ArtbyamaranthwiseBlogspot15]

@@johnmaster3748 of course I use the unit of time: I'm a delivery driver. Everything to me involves ETAs 😂 it's roughly 30 miles away mostly on the freeway. And you absolutely do not take that freeway at rush hour.

[@johnmaster3748]

@@ArtbyamaranthwiseBlogspot15 darn it Smeg it! Here I am trying to make a point about how people perceive distance differently (miles versus minutes) according to where they live, and you come back with "delivery driver," a profession that would presumably use measures of time anywhere in the world. So you've neither proved nor disproved my point! 😂

[@johnmaster3748]

@@ArtbyamaranthwiseBlogspot15 incidentally, as a both a Midwesterner and as a Californian I find it perfectly ordinary to travel 30 miles or 30 minutes to get a favored food. I will hazard a guess that many of our European colleagues will find that "insane" as you surmise. And a few Americans, too.

[@ArtbyamaranthwiseBlogspot15]

@@johnmaster3748 yeah I tried telling a British friend that I drive 3 hours to go to the aquarium and then 3 hours back and........ Well, you can guess the brain implosion he suffered. I think he said something along the lines of if he did that he would end up in Wales 😂 I was like dude if it makes you feel better you can cut off half an hour by cutting through Santa Nella. It did not make him feel better.

[@betsybabf748]

I'm in New England, just below Boston. My husband often did jobs in other states, commuting to and from there every day, often 4 hours each way.

[@ashleydixon4613]

My dad was born in 1932 in Raymondville, Texas, just a speck on the map, not far from South Padre Island and basically as far south as you can go into the tip of Texas without crossing into Mexico. His paternal grandfather from Hannibal, Missouri (hometown to Mark Twain, and just a really neat little historic town, on the Mississippi River about an hour’s drive north of St. Louis) took the train from Hannibal to Raymondville to see his new grandson. After crossing (north to south) the better part of Missouri and all of Arkansas, when they crossed into Texas near Texarkana-600+ miles already-my great grandfather thought he was nearly there. Until someone on the train informed him he wasn’t even quite halfway there!

[@righty-o3585]

I live right next to San Barnardino County, in Los Angeles County. About 65 miles away from Los Angeles city.

[@CerillionBlue]

bruh, Alaska only has like 5 people living there. Its just a whole lot of nothing

[@SGlitz]

Phoenix to Vegas, LA, or San Diego are around 6 hour drive. Tucson and Flagstaff, Az is around 2 hours.

[@cuttlefishrampant5241]

I drive 289 miles each way to see my closest friend, and I don't view it as a far journey. It only takes me about 4.5 hours, so I just stay for the weekend

[@cpMetis]

San Bernardino is dishonest. Most of the county (and by extension metro) is sparsely or uninhibited. It does have a high population on the west edge but its size records are mostly technicalities.

[@princerose233]

So palm springs, desert hot springs ect are barely populated? 🤣😂

[@johnmaster3748]

@@princerose233 those are in Riverside County. And I am not certain, but i think "Coachella Valley" and "Inland Empire" are discrete metropolitan areas as defined by Census Bureau. And when Laurence mentioned that the cities of Riverside, San Bernardino, and Ontario comprised the Inland Empire, he didn't carefully distinguish them from San Bernardino, Riverside or L.A. counties. Colloquial usage of the term "Inland Empire" may vary.

[@johnmaster3748]

By this logic, everything he said about Alaska is also "dishonest." But since the video was concerned only with size in square miles, your focus on population seems misplaced.

[@princerose233]

@@johnmaster3748 um, my point is that is west of San bernadino metropolitan area is populated. So why wouldn't the west of San bernadino be highly populated. I know where it's at. I'm from the ie. I live in temecula now.

[@johnmaster3748]

@@princerose233 I was more concerned that your reply would confuse cpMetis, who wrote about SB. Also, the desert communities are east from San Bernardino and Riverside, though I suspect you just used the wrong word there. Also, last I knew city fathers in Temecula were resisting inclusion in "the IE", whatever its boundaries may be, because they either preferred to be their own area or get counted instead as a distant extension of San Diego's metro area. Most of the IE shrugged at this argument and said "Get over yourself,, Temecula. Of course you're with us!" Sounds to me like you're in the second group.

[@marxmaiale9981]

For reference to Lav, how long are your work commutes? Mine is about 45 minutes before traffic.

[@Fridge56Vet]

Mine was half a hour, but moved last year. 8 min is much nicer.

[@kingcarlos7048]

I walk 3 blocks lol

[@ladycatsinger]

My commute to Amazon is 50 miles each way and it takes a little less than an hour.I really got used to the longer trip when I was going to college at Indiana University Southeast. That was about 40 miles each was, and my previous job was 45 each way. When my parents were still alive we would drive back home once a month and it took about 90 minutes each way.

[@cryptic9807]

Mine is a half hour every morning to high school

[@gacaptain]

I live about a 20 minute drive from my house and I don’t have to deal with much traffic.

[@gacaptain]

The Metropolitan Atlanta area which I live in covers about the same area as Wales and has twice the population.

[@a7734999]

From the north shore to the south shore of Jersey island is about a mile short of the nearest bus stop and I only live about 4 Jerseys from Detroit.

[@goodtimeskb4343]

The funny thing about San Bernardino County is that the most populated area of the county has essentially merged with Riverside county the second largest county in the state to call themselves the Inland Empire, or IE for short.

[@terihollis8603]

Jacksonville is considered a mix-size city. But land size it is big. It also crosses two counties. Duval and a part in St Johns. For me I can be in southside in 15-20 mins. But going to the northside or westsise could take 40 mins to an hour depending on traffic and time of day.

[@manny75586]

It's the San Bernadino-Riverside-Ontario Metropolitan area. It's 3 cities right next to each other. The Inland Empire is massive...and depressing haha

[@princerose233]

You mean san bernadino city is depressing.

[@jacenjustice]

This video: There are metro areas that are larger than Scotland. People from outside of the States: All Americans are the same.

[@DMWolFGurL]

100 miles, is a day trip, anywhere in the USA! I go get lunch with my friends 75 miles away, go to the thrift stores, and if I can't find a used VCR, I make it back home before the Sun goes down.

[@williamjordan5554]

He's kind of saying the San Bernadino metropolitan area is the same as San Bernadino County. That would indicate it's densely populated throughout the whole county.

[@msdarby515]

I live in Alaska where the entire population is just over 700,000. I live in the Bristol Bay region, which is half the size of the UK, but only has 8,000 people. In the summer we have an influx of about 12,000 that come here for the salmon fishery (world's largest).

[@JSainte17]

Chicagoan here. At 2:12 I'm pretty sure that's a City of Chicago permit on his car. I'm happy to see he's realized his faults. See my comment below.

[@scottthomas6202]

Years ago, I worked at a small college here in Kentucky. A British exchange student wanted to go to California for the weekend...we figured he would have to drive 450 mph to do what he wanted....

[@Heegaherger]

To be fair, the eastern 2/3's of San Bernardino county is endless miles of endless miles - uninhabited desert with a scattering of tiny settlements like Amboy and Vidal.

[@Maya_Ruinz]

That guy is looking more and more American every time he does a video lol. Hes right though, 100 miles really is nothing to brag about, its when you start getting into 250+ then it starts to be a "drive".

[@rashandakeller0203]

It’s my 21st Birthday boi 🥳

[@AlexSadof]

I'm from Massachusetts and we have both Norfolk and Suffolk counties as well.

[@SGlitz]

The last census had the Alaska State population is 725,000. At nearly half that total is Anchorage.

[@JL-bm2sp]

I live in 22 in the I guess proper area. It's called uptown so where the skyscrapers are. Charlotte, NC.

[@FanofEverythingz]

I just went from the county below san bernadino, the bottom of California, to the top of the USA, Seattle area on a drive. It took my family about 12 hours of straight driving a day for 2 days. And we considered it good time. We used to do this 2-4 times a summer every year of my life.

[@raphaelpaz8476]

There are other metro area's on the 11:20 mark on the video just not as big as other metro area's

[@morrigankasa570]

Yay, Minnesota was included! Anyway what makes this even more incredible, Canada is larger then the US.

[@slamnewton1926]

Very true but the more north you go the less population

[@davebcf1231]

@@slamnewton1926 Yep..A lot less. 90% of the population of Canada lives within 100 miles of the US border.

[@lucasharvey8990]

Canada is just an even bigger version of Alaska that we forgot to buy.

[@lydiat7590]

@@lucasharvey8990 No, we tried to get it, War of 1812. Canada said, "No thank you, we're happy as is."

[@morrigankasa570]

@@lydiat7590 Actually that was Canada attacking the US in 1812.

[@hannelinorrgard2403]

The San Bernardino Metropolitan Area (Inland Empire) has a whole ton of empty land, though. Most people from that area, wouldn't consider the entirety of both counties to be the Inland Empire, however.

[@jimforehand7571]

Just an idea but how about doing a reaction to "know your ally, Britian" from the U.S. national archives. It's an old WW2 training film trying to prepare U.S. troops for the culture shock when the got over there. I've seen at least a few people react to it so I'm guessing it's on the good list anyway.

[@digne6502]

His calculations for metropolitan areas are just the legal definition of metropolitan areas which canon compass areas where people don’t actually live. Similar to a city limits sign. Also American cities tend to sprawl and waste space. If you look for population density or total population, the UK can probably beat most of the ones in the U.S.

[@ronclark9724]

Except for possibly Manhattan... The other New York City boroughs are probably less dense than some European cities...

[@TickleMeElmo55]

Only London has any chance given it's density and population since vast majority of the population in the South of England live in the city of London or its metro. "If you look for population density or total population, the UK can probably beat most of the ones in the U.S." This is false. Just based on population alone in city proper Chicago, LA and Houston beat out every city in the UK besides London.

[@jacob9436]

My friend takes a drive from Tennessee to Michigan and it takes him 12 hours to drive and all he needs to be fine is food and 1 five hour energy

[@Jack7.]

The inland empire in Cali is literally insane. Whenever we made flights out of California i would always look out my window and just see grids of roads and houses for hundreds of miles

[@brianmoore6724]

Riverside, California....my hometown!!

[@playa11220]

100 miles is a day trip to us

[@corvus1374]

Juneau, Alaska, with a population of 32,000 plus, is the largest city in the US in area at 8428 square miles.

[@Wsttp400]

Online says it's 3225 square miles. But is the largest capital city in USA by land area not population.

[@k0vert]

Hey! I'm also from Norfolk. Norfolk, Virginia. And that's also right near Suffolk, Virginia

[@Trenton-om9qs]

America is massive. Some people have been to every state and ive only been to a few

[@MandMs05]

I've been to... 3. I've lived in 1, but 100% of the places I've lived were within only a couple hours of the border to another state so yee

[@DMWolFGurL]

I can drive 9 hours, without stopping, but that is if I am driving alone, and haven't had coffee or and energy drinks, OR been influenced to to buy coffee or an energy drink. The drive back is still the same, if I have gotten a good night's sleep. Just drive and get back home is my focus.

[@zig_zag____1265]

Your camera location blocked most of the video.

[@livinglife8333]

My home state of Michigan is 97,990 square miles. It took us almost 20 hours to drive from the Southern border to copper harbor MI in the northern most point. NEVER EVER AGAIN!

[@AJ-jk2rs]

You have to react to some of the NFL Divisional and Championship games! Some of the best playoff football I’ve seen. The Mic’d up videos are really good for both.

[@terihollis8603]

Okay that is too funny starting off with distance and picking 100 miles as no biggie. I had a job where I would leave early Monday morning, drive 125 miles , pull into work and start my day. I would stay there till Thursday. Drive 125 miles, work from home on Fri..and start it all over again. I did it for 2.5 years 🤣

[@chrisserfass8635]

Hey Lav Luka you should do a reaction video of The Backrooms (found footage).

[@Trenton-om9qs]

U tryna give him nightmares lol

[@chrisserfass8635]

@@Trenton-om9qs The Backrooms kinda help me go to sleep. I probably belong in the Backrooms.

[@Trenton-om9qs]

@@chrisserfass8635 ur messed up if the backrooms help you sleep

[@armanii4005]

Nah he definitely needs to

[@Trenton-om9qs]

@@armanii4005 i wanna see how scared he would get by it. If it is the video im thinking of he really should watch it

[@pepleatherlab3872]

Yeah, the U.S.A. has size, but what's really shocking is that we don't have a coast to coast bullet train yet. I know right? Crazy. You'd think we would have one by now,..but nope. .....Politics.

[@corvus1374]

We can't even get one inside the state of California.

[@tejida815]

It’s very frustrating. I would totally love to take a train from coast to coast. The only sort of fast train we have is the Acela from NYC-DC.

[@johnmaster3748]

Bullet trains make sense for medium distance trips between population centers. Flying will be cheaper and quicker over longer distances. If the decade ever arrives when we can go coast to coast on bullet trains, it will likely involve switching between regional services that arose from private investment rather than a single national route. Flying will still be quicker and cheaper.

[@tejida815]

@@johnmaster3748 US is a beautiful country, maybe a lot of travelers would prefer not to fly over it.

[@johnmaster3748]

@@tejida815 and I expect you'll be able to do so. By switching between regional services that make a profit and not by a national route that won't. And I'd be among those who'd enjoy seeing the country that way. I still don't think it makes sense.

[@HalkerVeil]

I drove 60 miles every morning for work. Then 60 miles back. A total of 120 miles a day. My greandfather says he walked that distance.

[@d2ndborn]

Shout out to Warick the dog RIP

[@LeesReviews69]

I cant wait for your “moving to America” vlogs 🙏

[@Dewdropmon]

I didn’t realize my city (Jacksonville) was quite that big. 😁

[@frankscarborough1428]

Enjoyed the video always interesting to see Laurence Brown love his sense of humor

[@robertkane1490]

Shout out Riverside! We got oranges and the Mission Inn.

[@robertserrato3596]

I live in Texas. The width of Texas is 773 miles, and the length is 801 miles long.

[@harvbegal6868]

And those massive census areas in Alaska that are bigger that some states in the US and bigger than the entirety of the UK is all patrolled by like one or two state police officers.

[@13terapyn]

San Bernardino County is always competing for the top spot as the WORST run county in the United States. It includes the SB mountain region that is gorgeous. It is interspersed with some very wealthy areas but is mostly very economically depressed. It is environmentally atrocious due to the smog that settles at the base of the SB mountains. In total the LA, OC, RC, SB and SD combined is one MASSIVE metro area that would blow your mind if you were to see it. It is one giant contiguous mass of wall-to-wall houses, business, roads, freeways and people. In total, about 25-30 million people

[@1101-f6z]

I always laugh when brits want to do a LA to SF sight seeing in one day.

[@ronclark9724]

Or see Dallas, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio in one day...

[@Redbikemaster]

US trucker here. Yep it's big. I routinely cross it

[@206beastman]

Took me 4 days to drive from Virginia to Seattle in a turbo civic average speed 100 mph would have been sooner but I needed to sleep

[@dawnpalacios8312]

You know about Buffalo, New York! 🥰

[@Beans-1111]

I live in New England. I live in Massachusetts.

[@mocrg]

There is one county in Nevada with no people. It’s where they keep all the nuclear waste.

[@tHEdANKcRUSADER]

I drive 120miles round trip daily for work lol

[@lakeit]

From #48.. originally

[@mattp.3949]

States like Alaska and Wyoming are indeed larger in size, but by population they are much smaller. Wyoming is the most sparsely populated state of the U.S. with only 520,000 people living there, and where livestock outnumbers humans by two-to-one. Alaska has a slightly larger population then Wyoming, with around 678,000 people, but has the least population density with only one person per square mile.

[@williamtorres2444]

Big bear is a mountain in San Bernardino national forest love the content 🤙

[@rridderbusch518]

Sorry about your doggie! Rest in peace, Warrick :-(

[@NiamhCreates]

I grew up in San Bernandino County. 🙂

[@funnerthanbefore4947]

Some places in the USA have a million or more ppl per sq mile and theres other places in the USA where there's hundreds of sq miles per person... It just depends where ur at i guess...

[@jimyrichardson]

I wish I could be your sidekick...we would clear all of this up mate..lol

[@morkmello5367]

America thicc

[@Zqud]

Hey I'm from Norfolk VA lol. Suffolk VA isn't too far

[@captainteeko4579]

I was unaware my hometown of San Antonio is number 25 on the list in terms of metropolitan size 😭

[@gweno550]

The four largest cities in the US are New York Los Angeles Chicago and Houston. He was speaking of Counties.

[@johnmaster3748]

Those are the four largest by population. The list by square miles is different.

[@Kenyon712]

No one lives in Alaska. Jacksonville doesn’t count because they combine the county and city. Houston is the largest city in area that isn’t a city/county consolidation.

[@johngravelyn8050]

I'm moving from the US to Croatia.

[@alynag5332]

Im from the 35th number on that map, But its true about San Bernadino-Riverside/ Inland Empire. It is huge, HOT, but it is beautiful.

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

1.1K Thumbs Up + Mine! 👍. Thanks for the fun and informative video! 😎🖖 Notes! My condolences about your poor dog, Waurik. 😢😥😓 Oops! You refered to a rectangle state as a square one again. 😁 For people with sleep disorders as I have, a long drive of 30 mile or so, there and back, can be a hassle, let alone 100 miles! Before I knew that I had a sleep disorder, I thought that boredom and monotony explained why I was so drowsy on the return drives, during the two separate decades that I commuted out of the county. Oklahoma City, I knew about, because it was once listed in the, "Guinness Book of World Records". It is the county seat of, Oklahoma County, as well as our state capitol. Oddly enough, if you're on North I-35, as opposed to, South I-35, you will cross the city limits line for, Oklahoma City, before you cross the the county line for, Oklahoma County! So those city police cars, aren't out of their jurisdiction as you might think, when tempted to speed by one that's waiting for you to be a scofflaw. 😉 If you're into boat travel, or in some parts, a ship can be used, you can leave a port city in our state, and if you go south, make a big loop around a big chunk of the nation, and return to the port, from the other direction. Ditto, should you attempt the voyage by going the northern route, but you will return from the southern side. That also means that you could come sail or steam from England to Oklahoma! 😎

[@johncee853]

If you haven't, you should definitely react to some of the 2011Japan tsunami vids out there.

[@elijahjohnson3229]

Let’s gooo Anchorage, Alaska!!!!!

[@jeffhughes7964]

The states that are so square. We're drawn for land rush.anything west of Mississippi pretty straight borders. East was all settled. They moved west. Plus the California gold rush. During this time. Washington DC. Is located where it is bc of civil war.prior it had been NYC. After the war the south want the cap moved. Seeing how we hadn't gone across Appalachia mountains going straight down put capt in middle of country

[@marioortiz3628]

I live in San Bernardino County I was born and raised in the city of Upland California at San Antonio Hospital. We do refer to this as the IE it is the inland empire it’s comprised of many different cities the main ones being San Bernardino city which is the capital of San Bernardino county Ontario city and Riverside although Riverside is considered to be part of riverside county its subsidiaries corona Eastvale and someone or not. San Bernardino county covers a large area for my house in Upland to my grandmother‘s house in the high desert in Yucca Valley it is a bell 110 miles which is also the same distance from Upland to San Diego. Which is in a totally different county. In Cember Dino county I believe we can have him death Valley. Which is considered to be one of the hottest places in America and I think one of the hottest places on earth. The coolest thing about living in the city of Upland is that we’re right along the foothills Mount Baldy been a Upland primary source of fun for anybody who’s lived in Upland that’s a place where most of us go to hang out we traveled the road hang out at the turn outs on the little hills and overlook the city views on good days we can see all the way to Los Angeles downtown Los Angeles and an even better days we can even see out to the beach from the tip of GMR which is Glendora mountain road off of the city of Mount Baldy more of a town Mount Baldy town. In Upland to Mount Bali it is about 20 miles-ISH. This takes about 15 minutes to drive and I’ll tell you what it’s a beautiful drive is Forestt there’s a small farm and a fire station at the base and it continues over to a beautiful town surrounded by massive pine trees. There is what we call the bridge to nowhere which is a bridge further in the mountain that leads to nowhere massive steel structure. From Upland to downtown Los Angeles is about 37 to 40 miles which takes about an hour to drive with traffic and for most of us it’s a daily commute from Upland to FedEx where I work in Chino is about 7 miles downhill I live on 17th St. and Euclid in the city of Upland and FedEx is on Merrill Street down Euclid on the way towards FedEx I passed a Mormon monument which is called the Euclid Trail towards downtown Ontario passing the old dairy farms two new warehouse construction. Fun fact all of this region at one point was considered to be where I believe it is over 80% of the United States citrus was from it’s called the citrus bloom so many trees of oranges lemons even grapes will grapevines once populated most of this region up until I believe the 60s or the 50s when there was a major frost that wiped out most of the trees was when the cities began to actually develop into what they are today. I guess the next biggest city in San Benito county is now Rancho Cucamonga which is three cities that became Inc. to one it was The city of Etiwanda, Cucamonga, and Alta Loma. I would look up this region and research it and look in the past and just dive in San Marino county gets a lot of bad rap for it being one of the most dangerous counties or dangerous cities but I’ll tell you at Upland is the nicest it gets west to Los Angeles before becoming over priced the homes you’re beautiful the community is lovely there’s absolutely no danger and it’s full of rich history. Respond if you read this take a look at what Upland and the city of Ontario have to offer it really just dive in

[@garytrew2766]

In 1814 we took a little trip along with general Jackson to the mighty Mississip.

[@seanbrummfield448]

There's about over 700,000 people in Alaska. So yeah, Alaska's all size. Not all population.

[@jimgreen5788]

Luka, just for the record, Wrangell, Alaska, is pronounced 'RANG-gul', rather 'rang-GELL'. San Bernardino is a city in the county of the same name. Speaking of geography, have you ever watched a video by Geography King?