Can I cover the entire world map in circles by naming towns and cities??

[@GeoWizard]

Thanks for your thriving support on this mini series everyone, do drop the video a like if you enjoyed them and feel free to comment if you have any similar geography based ideas!

[@ALoadOfDucks]

dont know if youve noticed on this series that it tells you when youve completed all the available places in a country at the top right under answer stats

[@ALoadOfDucks]

its great when your doing central america and it says ivory coast complete lol

[@gagemiller1604]

Please keep doing these! I thought of an interesting video idea: you and a friend or other geoguessr youtuber/streamer handpick tough locations on google maps or another website that uses the maps and give them to each other to guess. I used to do this a lot with a friend because you can find extremely difficult, misleading, or just simply fun locations this way

[@qlcrane8019]

My favorite city guess would be Batman which is a city in Turkey

[@ThomasLiljeruhm]

Will you be attending the GeoGuessr World Cup in Stockholm in October 13-14th?

[@ColossalPercy]

Tom at the beginning: “It’s not about how much of the map you cover” Tom throughout the video “I must get this tiny part of a country where nobody lives”

[@Oznej]

After just typing Birmingham, it said 'Ireland completed', he still typed Cork. I don't think he's understood the game yet.

[@satiricalhaz-homeofbanter4371]

Needs to use the answer stats section in the top right more because he completed a lot of countries without realising like australia and pakistan

[@ApathyBM]

@@Oznej He really goes by his own rule of surface area vs getting all the populated cities

[@Silber7]

It can be helpful to unlock cities in already completed countries to spread the circle onto other ones in neighboring countries - especially if you don’t know anything there - but that's no excuse for staying in Australia so long :P

[@drewwilliamforbush2927]

​@@ApathyBMI enjoy his quest to cover all the small corners, but it sucks that it only counts city names above a certain population. Someone needs to make an app just for Tom that let's you put in any city

[@lhaviland8602]

14:57 "We've absolutely anihilated the Philippines with our use of Spanish sounding names" -Ferdinand Magellan, 1521

[@willherondale6367]

hahaha

[@MyRegularNameWasTaken]

31:24

[@SimonLAylett1]

For anyone wondering, the city Tom missed over 10million population was Chongqing in China

[@607]

Thanks!

[@boarbot7829]

I knew that one!

[@Pokjhbvcf]

Can’t wait to visit slag on my holidays next year

[@annasolovyeva1013]

Also - Moscow

[@607]

He missed just one, though, according to the game.@@annasolovyeva1013

[@pieb0y1]

I was getting worried at about 8 minutes in, didn't know if we were recording, but thanks for checking Tom

[@msachin4885]

"And look at that, we've obliterated the Philippines" ~GeoWizard 2023

[@niclolai]

"See you later Philippines. You have not put up much of a fight have you."

[@shawnwilliamson9267]

“Look at that, most of Japan is gone somehow” -Tom Or -The U.S. Government in 1945

[@Kruiff32]

@@niclolai Funniest thing is he hasn't finished Philippines. Some cities left on Palawan island

[@boarbot7829]

That wasn’t what he said though. That’s just a completely incorrect quote.

[@TheAmazingHuman-Man]

@@boarbot782914:56

[@Kokurorokuko]

39:05 I like how Yakutsk's radius covers only one city, Yakutsk itself

[@matt_dobson0614]

It's either the most remote city in the world or the coldest, can't quite remember.

[@Kokurorokuko]

@@matt_dobson0614 It's the latter.

[@svennue55]

same for Anchorage!

[@MrPaukann]

@@Kokurorokuko, nah, that is Verkhoyansk.

[@ggoldhagen24]

@@MrPaukann is this Oymyakon erasure I see?!?!?

[@jonasvanmaldeghem688]

Tom's knowledge of the world is astouding, but damn it if his time management and overall tactics don't give me anxienty throughout the entire video

[@LaVaZ000]

"Ridyah"

[@graysonmcdonald8]

He’s the kind of guy to have insane knowledge in a topic but fail the test anyway due to terrible test taking strategies

[@NoName-tr3vs]

You know Tom achieved it as a KZbinr when the quizzes he does need to be taken premium after a video. Congrats Tom!

[@Slaaan]

That one has been premium for a few days, I wanted to play it last weekend and it was premium only then too.

[@xolotlnephthys]

I think it's been premium for months, but it alternates weekly between European and World quizzes, I believe

[@doktorscam5000]

That's super scummy

[@Aeraleach]

"need to be taken premium" "because of big google maps bills" He should, if he wanrs to, charge for his game, just like geoguesser or everyone else does, but come on who believes that? lol

[@harpon2816]

@@Aeraleach Come on, it's really not that hard to look up. Google charges $7 per 1000 map loads. At the moment this video has 385k views. Let's suppose that 10% of those watching get curious and click on the link. That's ~38k map loads right off the bat. Accounting for tax that totals to ~$300 paid. These are just initial map loads. Because of the way the Google API works, every time the page is loaded, or reloaded, that counts as another map load, and adds to the cost. Now suppose that even just a fraction of these get curious and decide to click around some of the other quizzes. That's even more map loads. Can you see how the cost could add up?

[@Zahlenteufel1]

My personal head canon while watching this is that Tom is a comic book villain dropping nukes to wipe out humanity but he can only target cities he can name.

[@outring]

And spell properly! Sounds like some bureaucracy horror

[@mittenielsen8424]

This comment actually made me laugh out loud xD

[@SeamzKing]

this shit is so funny 😭

[@AdvancedGamer-]

“Denver, yeah that’s good, that’s good”

[@AdvancedGamer-]

@@outringDenver yeah that’s good that’s good

[@henricuin]

as a Brazilian, I would say you did pretty well here, but the fact that you didn''t get Brasilia was heartbreaking.

[@stigcc]

Yes that was painful and Im not even Brazilian

[@99temporal]

I mean, even I, as a Brazilian, don't remember Brasilia exists half the time... And every time I remember, I cry

[@ngwoo]

These would be fun if the lower population bound was set at something tiny like 500 people, it would make the remote parts of the world possible to cover and you'd get a ton of places by complete accident.

[@hugequiz]

Yeah unfortunately census data for cities that small is not available for the vast majority of countries.

[@disgruntledwookie369]

That would make the list millions of places

[@brosaus]

you would get interrupted constantly by accidentally typing some obscure place when going for something else.

[@vincenzodanello4085]

I think it would become annoying if many parts of the map get filled every time you type any 2-letter or 3-letter combo that interrupts you while you write a city😅

[@nahblue]

@@brosaus Then the game should fix that mechanic so that it doesn't empty the input field when you match something. Just let the user type and give all matches on enter (?)

[@BaluBrew]

Has Tom ever noticed that the "ledger" on the right tells you what you have done and unlocked? Like Australia - completing and still mumbling around about port something :D

[@DavidNorthMusic]

Port Hedland just in case anyone is interested.

[@BadDubII]

He is notorious for not understaning how games work lol

[@muhilan8540]

He knows, he just wants to cover the world anyway

[@drewwilliamforbush2927]

Tom makes his own rules

[@JohnnyH1992]

“How many ways are there to spell Ridiyah?” Well considering the place is called Riyadh… lots of very incorrect ways.

[@88porpoise]

Personally I prefer, "there are infinite ways to spell it, however only one is correct"

[@Giorgos185]

He merged Riyadh amd Diriyah in one name😅

[@St1ckM0nk3y]

I did sit there shout Riyadh at him every time!

[@MrPaukann]

EkEterinburg was painful. Literally every version of the name has A after K/C.

[@Hiasibua]

In German it's simply Riad 😂

[@PaulPiraat]

I believe you would've completed the entire USA, if you only remembered Honolulu exists!

[@TheAmazingHuman-Man]

Does it still exist? With all the recent news I hope so.

[@muhilan8540]

@@TheAmazingHuman-Mandifferent island my friend

[@Kerguelen.Mapping]

Juneau too

[@rhsmn2334]

@@Kerguelen.Mapping i'd thought about Juneau too but i've just looked it up and apparently it's too small

[@qazwsx6340]

i was screaming little rock at my screen for that little bit of arkansas

[@GabTheKing]

Loved the video! I think most people overestimate the size of Alice Springs just because it's well known btw. It only has about 25k inhabitants, so that was the reason it didn't appear, Tom.

[@rosssmall8113]

and he was trying to spell it as one word as well

[@mahow]

Tom would save so much time if he looked to the side to see the latest country completed. A sliver in Paraguay where no one lives doesn't matter.

[@phillyphan595]

Autralia too

[@nachomc222]

Let the guy have fun

[@ronrolfsen3977]

Also that sliver in Australia where no one lives!

[@macke1170]

His goal was to cover the world in circles tho, so the sliver counted

[@pmLite_]

26:00 it is pretty crazy seeing on a map how basically every major city in egypt is right along the banks of the nile

[@janderkegeleers2090]

yeah that's what I thought aswell, pretty cool!

[@MeganGleeson]

The two simultaneous circles at 7:45 is because when you typed in Kansas City you got Kansas City, Kansas and Kansas City, Missouri. All one big metro area but the state line divides the two cities from one another. Leads to all kinds of confusion to people who aren't familiar.

[@hangover89]

What's funny about this is you got all the cities above 50k in northern Canada - because there aren't any. Largest cities are 20k apiece with Whitehorse and Yellowknife

[@akiradarveauwillms]

As far as I can tell he was only missing St. John's and Prince George BC.

[@niclolai]

and Saskatoon!@@akiradarveauwillms

[@hangover89]

@@akiradarveauwillms true - I had meant in Yukon/NWT/Nunavut. I was yelling ST JOHNS at my screen when he was talking about Newfoundland

[@cvbattum]

And he would've even gotten Whitehorse if it had been over 50k, he tried.

[@AlexRembish]

It might be a good advise to check the top right corner near the map time to time. You will see, that you've already covered a country.

[@SuperSMT]

> Australia completed! Proceeds to spend another two minutes on Alice Springs and the northwest coast

[@michaelkobylko2969]

Alice Springs is still called Alice Springs. It's just not big enough. Perhaps it was Uluru (formerly Ayers Rock) that you were thinking of?

[@Oznej]

They added the native name Mparntwe as an official variant last year.

[@jackharrison5695]

@@Oznej Still, it's well below 50k population there anyway.

[@rosssmall8113]

he was actually trying to spell it as one word

[@kentthomson8483]

@@rosssmall8113 he tried both

[@louisana]

As always, Tom forgets the rules and succesful strategies he already used halfway through 😂 2 minutes wasted on Australia after having already completed it Great video, impressive knowledge of capitals!

[@finleyclavin1572]

I’ve just moved to study in the US and I just wanted to say thank you so much for uploading I love your videos, they make me smile in quite a turbulent time for me Keep it up Tom

[@Juggling_necromancer]

29:36 the problem with alice springs is it only has a 25,000 population. i actually think it may be impossible to cover australia with these constraints. every place in Australia is either a major city or a town with like 3,000 people in it. thers no real in-between

[@GigsTaggart]

well at the end literally nothing lit up on greenland, so its definitely not going to be possible to cover all countries. best score would be all 50k plus covered

[@satiricalhaz-homeofbanter4371]

He did cover australia, it told him it was completed in the top right under where it says "Answer stats"

[@michaelwisniewski6047]

Or a town with 30 people in it

[@607]

@@GigsTaggart Only the 25 biggest missed towns show up extra at the end. There could've easily been other 50k+ settlements in Greenland (but I don't think there are).

[@Donanzador]

@@607 The entire Greenland is only about 56k people. Nuuk, the capital, being the largest settlement at just shy of 20k people, so no there aren't.

[@dubdewey]

Kansas City is split between Kansas and Missouri. Must have counted each side as a different city!

[@danriddick914]

Yup, as a local there I can confirm. Kansas City, MO is what most people think of when they think of KC (Chiefs, Royals, etc), but KC, KS is right across the border!

[@QemeH]

These games usually count every instance of a city with the same name - depending on what area you try to cover there are tricks (like "Newport" in England or "Neustadt" in Germany) to get 5 or 6 cities in one go.

[@Michael-kp4bd]

@@QemeH indeed, but in this case most people don’t realize that Kansas City, Missouri sort of spills into Kansas… there’s no land between Kansas City & Kansas City 😅 yet that overall region is indeed technically designated as a 2 separate cities - at the very least due to the fact that the metro area is split by a state border, and city limits formally must being to a single state. … then, indeed due to what you pointed out, entering the name returns 2 results

[@francy3643]

42:48 i think the one 10M+ city missing was chengdu, china

[@shvzbot]

Chongqing has over 10M as well, there are more than 15 cities in the world with 10M+ population.

[@88porpoise]

@@shvzbot ​It depends on how you define things. I suspect the list they used (I am gonna wager the mapmaker set up a system to scrape a website for the data) splits up Chongqing into different cities. Keeping in mind that the municipality of Chongqing is substantially larger in area than the Czech Republic, they may have considered the "municipality" a higher level organization in this case and took the districts or historical cities or something in this case.

[@shvzbot]

@@88porpoise Chongqing and Chengdu are both markers when he zooms in on China

[@88porpoise]

@@shvzbot Yes, but that doesn't mean they are both over 10 million by whatever definitions are used by the dataset.

[@shvzbot]

@@88porpoise Doesn’t matter about the dataset, they both have over 10M population

[@Neotenico]

Kansas City, Kansas and Kansas City, Missouri are considered two separate cities because they're in different states with the border being (partially) on the Missouri River, which is why there were two circles directly on top of each other.

[@nickocampo1730]

Hi Tom, great video as always. It's amazing to see the way your knowledge has grown since you first started posting videos. That said, I'm from Argentina, born in Córdoba, and that cheeky little reference at 20:12 was a low blow man, low blow indeed. Besides that, great run. S Here's some tips for Argentina that I think might help you: There's a good number of cities that are named exactly the same as the province they belong in. For example: San Juan is the capital of the San Juan Province, same for La Rioja, Salta, Corrientes, Santa Fe, Neuquen, San Luis and Córdoba. The way the map shows you the name of the provinces is a good way to "cheat" at that. Love your content man, keep it up. You'll always be welcome here in Argentina.

[@lewishendo9328]

The fact that tom knows the actual point of the game but still chooses to do the opposite hurts my soul 😢

[@WashiAmano]

Can you explain what is the point of the game?

[@lewishendo9328]

@@WashiAmano To get as many cities as possible, going for remote areas with 1 or 2 cities is not the priority

[@weewee2169]

yeah but hes made his own game du

[@Nooticus]

he’s crazy 🤣

[@toms169]

@@lewishendo9328 After explaining the rules of the game, he immediately erases them from his memory, EVERY TIME he plays it. It drives me crazy. He's not just going for remote areas with 1-2 cities, he goes for remote areas with NO cities, trying to cover tiny edges of countries even though it clearly says at the top that that country is completed.

[@Kceam]

A fun variation of this are the "population coverage" quizzes on huge quiz, where the circles are dynamic and cover a range that covers a set population. Or the "city closest coverage" where they dynamically cover a set number of cities with varying sizes.

[@hugequiz]

Get in! Congrats on the marriage too!

[@inwalters]

As I have commented with others taking these quizzes, I don't think it's cheating to look up how to spell a city name. It's a geography test not a spelling quiz!

[@patrickseidel218]

Russia can be very hard, especially as a non-native English speaker.

[@Nooticus]

It definitely is lol

[@jackharrison5695]

@@patrickseidel218 Plus the names of the cities aren't natively written in latin script anyway, so it depends how you learned to transliterate them (there are a number of cases of there being multiple acceptable ways or the standard latin spelling changing over time).

[@Bismarck-S]

As Bismarck, I am happy to have been mentioned in this video.

[@patriciae]

As native Spanish speaker, I totally enjoyed watching Tam struggle with the spelling is Spanish (Barranquilla was soooo close). I feel compensated for when I play this games and don't remember how to spell city bames in English 😊

[@tiomachine207]

Antofantastic 😆

[@wave1090]

Same with "Asuncion"

[@tuckermenzies348]

couldn't believe my ears when he called Medellín "meddle in"

[@Rubycon99]

"Little Bugger... what was in Arkansas?" Halfway to the answer :P

[@lauracynthia7175]

omg i was yelling little rock too

[@_MyNameIsHannah_]

Tom there’s a pause button at the top right of the game. Whenever you need to think for a second or talk to us, or you just want to zoom out and review what you’ve done so far you can use that so you’re not wasting time

[@betterspud21]

That's not at all how Tom does things and (let's be honest) he's not about to start now. ;-)

[@muhilan8540]

Well thinking time should be included in the time, but the rest I agree

[@csstuff421]

Pause unfortunately means the map also disappears, you can only see it when it's not paused

[@Pirosbor]

20:07 - I knew he was going to take a dig lol never disappoints!

[@rafaelvaliati3728]

Hey Tom! Big fan! Finally found a game in which I beat you hahaha on Geoguessr it's impossible but here I did very well. If I can offer some advice, I think you did great on most countries, even South America despite the spelling issue, but the one with the most room for improvement is definitely Brazil (where I'm from), given it's large population and area.

[@TehMuNjA]

i think being neurotic about tiny bits of alabama is not the best practice for time efficiency

[@user-cv6sy1sl3y]

8:00 the two circles in the US that are together are Kansas City, Missouri and Kansas City, Kansas. Its a border town, so it probably counts in both states.

[@atenachos6282]

Tom's frustration is second to his ability to not only name places, but spell them out.

[@joshrobo1000]

Great work Tom, very impressive. I feel a bit bad for Sri Lanka not even getting a mention. It's a brilliant country.

[@texo456]

7:50 there are 2 kansas cities, one in kansas, one in missouri

[@Stellar-Cowboy]

Hey Tom! Thanks for the video, great fun to watch as always. Next time though could you place the cam in the bottom right? That way we can see the largest city stats. Thanks ❤

[@imtiredgoodnight]

The reason Alice Springs didn't come up was because the population was below 50k, same with Exmouth. How tf you know Exmouth I've never even heard of it!

[@nexon8816]

i love that instant replay on 18:14

[@willcampbell2485]

Not Tom trying to think of those obscure Australian cities after it said “Australia complete”😭

[@ThePaintballgun]

I'm Canadian, and I don't even think its possible to cover all of Canada doing this. Northern Canada is too remote. Nunavut has only 20-something communities hundreds of km apart, and usually only 200-300 people each

[@danbrown3012]

I love this content, but I don't think I've yelled at the TV so much in my life lol

[@laionneves3477]

7:49 the reason why there are two circles appearing is because there are actually 2 cities called Kansas City: Kansas City, MO and Kansas City, KS. They are right across the state border from each other, in the same metropolitan area. Fun fact: The Kansas City in Missouri is actually the one people are referring to when you say Kansas City. It's the largest of the two (500k population for MO, 150k population for KS).

[@Lupi33z]

I would call it one city that spans two states

[@Gribbo9999]

Had me screaming at the screen in Indonesia. Many of the provincial capital cities in Sumatra have the same name as the province eg Jambi which is shown on the map😂. But well done. I got a few you didn't but you got so many more than me!

[@Mario_55_]

Tom do you think you'll join Hardest Geezer for one marathon on his mission

[@starz8900]

Your knowledge of cities is pretty amazing

[@sammiller9517]

Absolutely dying of laughter at the random guess section followed by 'none of these are working!' Definitely brought out the childish humour in me

[@V0r4xiz]

Very entertaining to watch. Especially the fact that you still haven't understood that the game says "[country] completed" when you get all coverable space covered. Watching you try to complete Australia after it was done was kinda funny, ngl :D Also, Ho-Chi-Minh City, Brasilia and Phnom Penh were kind of unforgivable blunders :D

[@sanderappel4499]

I mean two of these are difficult to spell, but saying 'Brazil' multiple times, and then not thinking of Brasilia is absolutely unforgiveable

[@muhilan8540]

He explained in the beginning that he knows the point is to unlock all the cities, but he just wants to cover the world in circles anyway

[@stigcc]

He had Phnom Penh but he didnt manage to spell it. How is that unforgiveable

[@jam8munch811]

As per usual, astonishing knowledge of place names!!!

[@menice6736]

Hey Tom, congrats on your wedding btw🎉

[@andrewjolly319]

Alice is still called Alice Springs, just doesn't have 50k people

[@dc6050]

35:00 I like how when he goes to China and remembers Singapore

[@silvertemperance]

Love your channel man, I’ve been exhausted lately because of my Lab work and uni work. I don’t know why but your videos are always cheering my up, love ya

[@baconmon]

Hi Tom what's nice about Mexico is that half of the states's capital cities are literally the same as the state for example Oaxaca, Chihuahua, San Luis Potosi, Colima and so on :)

[@Relativechapter]

The mispelling of ho chi minh broke me and I do not know what was so funny about it. Great vid as always!

[@Jerbod2]

I love how aware you are of the things you say, like that instance where you found it an inconvenience that they renamed an aussie place to it's native name.

[@elijahdilday4982]

Kansas City is technically two cities of the same name that are right next to each other, thus the double bubble at 8:02

[@scalychannel5897]

Damascus, Riyadh and Colombo were a few jumping out at me

[@peteT269]

"That's Europe finished" Nope, you didn't do Spain, Portugal, Cyprus... basically many of the islands. It's amazing that he still hasn't figured out that completed countries are listed in the top right.

[@88porpoise]

A problem is they aren't list. Your most recently completed country is, but if multiple countries are simultaneously completed you only are shown one. I would love to see an update to these where when a country is completed it changes colour on the map.

[@Fourriot]

9:56 he did cyprus

[@jamie5092]

7:50 the reason there's two right next to each other is bc theres a kansas city, kansas and a kansas city, missouri, which are just on different sides of the border very close to one another

[@HardyWiz]

Tom losing his mind at 40:21 „pi, pa, poo, bo, bag“

[@aagrockzz]

Shame we'll never see Tom react when he's not recording😢

[@SevereCorrosion]

that would be something

[@oLii96x]

Shame we´ll never see people not copy pasting this comment under every video

[@Z3t487]

​@@oLii96xFor real, It's getting annoying

[@andrey5405]

Maybe we will once, when he mistakenly thinks he's not recording while he actually is.

[@jima1135]

Your indignity at them changing the name of Alice Springs was hilarious! 🤣😂

[@blackcatz1364]

Made even funnier because they haven't changed the name , its just not big enough

[@graysonmcdonald8]

Tom’s the kind of person to have insane knowledge over a topic but fail the test anyway due to terrible test taking strategies

[@stgo_g]

A good tactic that worked for me when I got stuck was naming "Saint something" cities in spanish, portuguese and english, i.e. "San Luis", "San Antonio", "Sao Pedro", "Saint Peter", etc.. Worked like a charm, especially for spanish

[@snizzyboy]

cracking vid, great editing to keep the ball always rolling 👍👍

[@Scottrick]

Kansas City, Kansas and Kansas City, Missouri are right next to each other.

[@AlexAlex-sq9cx]

“Exmouth, that s not big enough” 🤣

[@yas.999]

Love these ones mate

[@2EisME]

The name for Alice Springs in the local Arrernte language is Mparntwe! Alice Springs probably would've worked if the town was big enough, but the population is only ~25K

[@Emil-yd1ge]

4:55 😂 lmao Vargas again. Who remembers the video? Probably an unintentional reference, or was it on purpose? :D

[@flubba86]

Tom, Alice Springs didn't come up because of the population limit. It was Ayres Rock that changed its named to Uluru, that might be what you're thinking of.

[@cvbattum]

Tom you know you can still type in cities that are already covered, but closer to the edge of a circle? Like Dakar or Cape Town would've gotten you quite a bit of nice African coastline and im quite sure you know those places ;)

[@thespanishinquisiton8306]

The reason you struggled with Canada is that you covered most of it. Almost nothing north of Edmonton has 50k people in it.

[@stefanschneider3681]

Great job! Some I wouldn’t have come up with myself, but had at least known how to spell them. Brasilia was one that came to my mind.

[@rosebuster]

Some great knowledge, atrocious time management. XD And I kept screaming some places at the screen while you played. Together we would have destroyed this.

[@thebleweone5996]

You should have used the Springfield speed run skip for us. 35 states have a springfield.

[@d-m0nz]

"how can i not spell ping pong" haha i ask myself everyday

[@Donanzador]

Did this on beginner first, then intermediate afterwards. Only missed 3 towns in beginner, one in Algeria, Russia and Indonesia. On intermediate missed 95 towns (one with 5-10M people, probably in China), and completed 148 countries.

[@lancehowetravels]

For future reference, Fayetteville, Little Rock, Ft. Smith, and Memphis should cover Arkansas. Also, if you ever make your way to NW Arkansas(Fayetteville area), hit me up and the first pint is on me. Cheers!

[@Throckmorpheus]

7:50 I think the two near-identical circles are on account of Kansas City, Missouri and Kansas City, Kansas technically being separate cities even though Kansas, Kansas is essentially just a suburb of Kansas, Missouri.

[@Terihawki]

@ 7:50 there’s two circles right next to each other because Kansas City, Missouri, and Kansas City, Kansas are technically two different cities on the border.

[@jmchau]

There is a Norway in Oregon, US, but I'm sure it's too small to register on this map.

[@niklasfischer7866]

There’s also a Norway in New England. Bordering Sweden btw.

[@stigcc]

@@niklasfischer7866You mean Denmark, New England

[@staticshockk]

7:47 kansas state was named after kansas city which is on the edge of neighbouring state of Missouri. The second kansas city is located right next to the original one but is located in kansas state

[@malfunction1185]

You did good enough in Brazil tbh, nice vid bro

[@607]

20:05 That's +0, man... 25:48 Wow, that's impressive! So many big towns along that river!

[@jaycewesterlo7100]

Nicely done Tom! The town in northern Western Australia you were thinking of was Port Hedland, funny watching you try to nut that one out 😂 or Broome would of been a solid pick too 👌

[@rosssmall8113]

may not have 50 k though

[@CatTheBeast]

For anyone wondering why two cities came up when he typed "Kansas City" at 7:50, it's because Kansas City goes across the border between Kansas and Missouri, so they are counted as two different cities since the city is in two different states.

[@gabrielhdez41]

I never thought I would hear the Geogoat say the name of my city (Puerto Montt)

[@elimiles4847]

“Look what we’ve done, we’ve absolutely annihilated the Philippines” - Tom Davies

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Now this is the good shit we like to see

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I knew almost none of these but was screaming at my screen when Tom kept failing to spell Phnom and then came so close to Ho Chi Minh but was confusing Ho with Hanoi I think