Maps I find Mesmerizing

[@lasya16]

This series improves my geography and my vocabulary at the same time

[@newzealanderzxvaqt]

agreed

[@AJtheHarryPotterFan55]

Me too!😊

[@joanna4500]

haha same 😂

[@top1money]

real

[@lilrestart]

Me too!😊

[@IvoryBlu]

Jack is never gonna run out of titles

[@anthonyvalent-qk7zn]

True

[@alvinbackryd9595]

Untrue

[@FLIPFLAP12]

Fr

[@sr.futboleditzz]

Seriously 😂

[@Naadirah101]

Yes

[@SonOfMuta]

1:44 Ballet for Russia is actually very accurate. Peter the Great created a new Russia which rivaled the society of the West with magnificent courts and palaces. His vision was to challenge the west. Classical ballet entered the realm of Russia not as entertainment but as a "standard of physical comportment to be emulated and internalized - an idealized way of behaving." The aim was not to entertain the masses of Russians, but to cultivate new Russian people.

[@Redexplainsepic]

K shakespear

[@leeyenherngcalebpeircess6121]

They aren't known for it though... So it's not accurate. The question is what is it KNOWN for?

[@MatthewThestranger-og9zr]

Russia is actually known for ballet ots probably the most notable thing about the country except for communism of course@@leeyenherngcalebpeircess6121

[@SonOfMuta]

​@@leeyenherngcalebpeircess6121 Yes, they are known for it. Russian ballet... Google is free, child.

[@VictoriaWolczynska]

Uhh... I think Russia is known for the communism and land mass of their country, not to mention the warl

[@dismal08]

The face at "they just look at each other angrily across a fence" was iconic

[@gugaler]

true🤓

[@Marzbar90]

Its kinda true

[@lisaistryingtolive]

I wish all wars were just looking at each other angrily across the fence

[@ginyah781]

The Japan year 5 thing is what is called "Nengo", which divides eras by which emperor was/is on the throne. Recently, in 2019, the previous emperor retired and the new one was enthroned, hence 2023 is the 5th year of the "Reiwa" period.

[@childreninmybasement1]

bro just take me to ethiopia i want to go to 2015 again

[@WhizzKid2012]

you will really go back in time. so much poverty

[@Inspirations__]

As an Egyptian. The year one is inaccurate ( 4:49 ). We all live in 2023. The one related to 1444 is more of a Religious thing for Muslims

[@SarcasticBeingYes]

It is not inaccurate, most people still use the normal calendar but the country recognises this one.

[@lisaistryingtolive]

​​@@SarcasticBeingYes so which one is more popular? does everybody understand the Islamic calendar? what calendar is used in news and government official stuff?

[@SarcasticBeingYes]

@@lisaistryingtolive Every1 knows the Arabic calendar but don't use it. Sometimes they celebrate some special months from the Arabic calendar but mostly nah

[@1258-Eckhart]

0:50 Jack claims "all of Europe" is covered by Google Street View despite the gaping hole where Germany is.

[@boravarayakushevich2740]

Belarus too

[@kirkcatcat]

germany and belarus do have coverage but only in large cities for germany and like 2 streets in minsk there's only 3/4 countries without it in europe (excluding when the google car accidently drove in for a few meters) which are kosovo, moldova, bosnia, and Liechtenstein

[@1258-Eckhart]

@@kirkcatcat I live in the middle of Munich and my house is pixelled out after protests by the occupants (not me), does that count?

[@kirkcatcat]

@@1258-Eckhart yea blur requests are why google isn’t publishing images anywhere else, i think there’s like 100s of thousands of requests that they would have to manually do the images in cities are also like 14 years old or something

[@toomanyopinions8353]

Especially since Apple maps DOES cover it 😂

[@Mercure250]

2:20 Heat does come from the Sun, but you need to take the greenhouse effect into consideration, which traps the heat closer to sea level. The higher you go, the less atmosphere there is, and the less greenhouse effect there is. The area behind the Himalayan mountain range is the Tibetan plateau, which is also at a higher altitude. Also, temperature is affected by air currents, especially coming from the sea (water temperature plays a role in regulating air temperature), and those are blocked by big mountains. 4:33 To clarify, pretty much all countries do use the Gregorian calendar (the one that says we're in 2023), because it's useful for international communication and coordination, but in some countries, it's used alongside a traditional or religious calendar. Which makes sense, of course, since the Gregorian calendar is itself a traditional/religious calendar in Europe. The Japanese calendar works by indicating who the current emperor is, and what year of his rule we are in. Currently, we are in Reiwa 5. World War 2 ended in Showa 20. The year 2000 corresponds to Heisei 12, and so on.

[@GoOregonDucks]

Hello Jack. For half a year, I was unable to express how much you taught me geography and how much you entertained me. Thank you very much for that.

[@EthanEskenazi]

Hey Jack, at 1:56 you showed an American proposal to create a canal through Israel. It should be noted that this was NOT proposed recently. The plan was made in 1963, when US relations with Egypt were quite bad, and there was a possibility that Egypt could block the US its allies from using the Suez Canal. So the US made an alternative idea, with a canal through Israel. But obviously, this never happened.

[@prakharsrivastava5548]

2:20 It's because as you go up, i.e., the altitude increases, the atmosphere gets thinner and thinner and the temperature cools down.

[@nainakukillayakrishna6524]

Yeah and some schist about cold winds

[@TheSanpletext]

You said you'd butcher the Finnish pronounciation and you absolutely delivered that promise 😂

[@realpeel]

yup he did

[@Qwukpi]

yea

[@chizzicle]

but still, Suomi mainittu! Torille!

[@Qwukpi]

@@chizzicle wooo

[@Hypnotichypno]

At least he knew what was coming

[@HoreaUrsu]

Can we all take a moment to appriciate the fact that Jack never runs out of video titles?

[@PalauBallEdits]

4:50 the year is widely accepted as 2023 except in the DPRK but for the years shown it’s just for religious reasons

[@CrystalbaIler]

Amazing video Jack! Keep up the great work! ❤

[@forsxcs7]

0:51 germany, china, belarus, the carribeans, canada, most of africa, mongolia, kazakhstan, greenland, southeast asia, and most of the middle east

[@SonOfMuta]

3:04 The Korean War, 1950 - Current. Only an armistice agreement was signed, not a full on peace deal. The Korean War is technically still ongoing.

[@TheGoose8299]

?

[@_m.i.l.z.i_]

7:31 as a Finn I have to say that you made all countries drunk expect Suomi, my country. I absolutely loved how you said United Kingdom 😂

[@GummieI]

Finnish is such a weird language, you are supposed to be a Nordic country, yet you sound nothing like the rest of us 😛

[@_m.i.l.z.i_]

@@GummieI yeah I can confirm that I don’t even speak my own language

[@toomanyopinions8353]

Honestly it's quite weird how different the word for the UK is compared to most other countries

[@lisaistryingtolive]

​@@GummieI because Finnish literally belongs to another language family - Uralic! educate yourself and don't call other languages weird.

[@sambodger]

That quiz at the end is really cool! You should do a video trying lots of them

[@alivewhispers]

Video ideas for Jack: 1) Maps I Find Excellent 2) Maps I Find Superb 3) Maps I Find Outstanding 4) Maps I Find Fantastic 5) Maps I Find Dreadful 6) Maps I Find Disagreeable etc

[@Jibbledog]

hearing jack pronounce finnish countrys is just a masterpiece

[@gaspshichat]

1:43 ballet was invented in italy but refined in russia

[@Mr.VarietyZone]

It's always nice when Jack uploads!

[@sar-durham]

russia is actually very well known for their ballet! there's an entire school/method of ballet that originated in russia

[@pulverizedpeanuts]

1:53 armenia is known for mount ararat(one of the country's national symbols), even though the mountain actually lies in turkey

[@lisaistryingtolive]

I think it's also known for Christianity, wine and architecture, but that's more general stuff than mount Ararat

[@Patrick462]

Jack: and then South Korea fought back USA: ummm, OK Jack: and then North Korea fought back China: ummm, OK

[@Jbhifly]

Its always a great day when jack uploads

[@SolsBlox-j1k]

This channel isnt just getting me an A+ in geography, but also vocabulary

[@jelly8659]

He will actually never run out of words, he’ll just make new ones.

[@Benjifan2000]

For North Korea, the year is 112 because they base time on Kim il Sung's birth year in 1912.

[@Paguyo1]

Jacks search history: Synonyms for beautiful

[@ACC_CLIPZ]

2:21 Low pressure: Warm air rises It cools It condenses It precipitates High air pressure: Warm air sinks. The mountains block the air rising and sinking from colliding with each other (at least that’s what I remember from class)

[@lopamudra1975]

03:28 Actually, they're not at war anymore! The peace treaty was signed in 2018

[@lopamudra1975]

I made a video about the Korean War. If you want to give it a watch I'd appreciate it

[@PeterLiuIsBeast]

4:45 Here's an explanation for some of the years on the map. In East Asia (starting with China), years were set to be the X year of the reign of the Emperor. So people would say it's the 3rd year of the reign of Kangxi, then the 4th year of the reign of Kangxi. And when he died it would be the 1st year of Yongzheng, then 2nd year, etc. Japan uses the same system revolving around their own emperor so it's the X year of Reiwa. The ROC decided to still use this system but with a lack of an emperor they just slapped it onto year 1912 as the 1st year. Thus with the 1911-1912 revolution, the ROC notates years as the 1st year of the republic, 2nd year of the republic, etc. Similarly North Korea adapts the same system but it's year 1 is the year of the birth of Kim Il-sung (which also happens to be 1912). Also, 1444 looks like the year according to the Islamic Calendar staring with something to do with Muhamed's pilgrimage.

[@Xyz_669]

I hope this series never ends ❤🌏

[@KaiaPlays]

Let’s be honest, we just came here for 2 things The video altogether and most importantly ‘Enhance! Enhance!’

[@Niflayz]

1:49 germany is more known for something else *1940 vibes*

[@Longer32]

0:58 when you look in europe the only countries that aren't in are Bosnia and Herzegovina and Germany. And it's kinda funny when you look closer to those two countries you can see the gap and it feels weird

[@Jbhifly]

Jack should make a channel where we learns new words to put in the title of these videos

[@fasty93]

1:27 IKEA! Minecraft: Am I a joke to you?

[@KiingLanii]

Spotify: Hello i exist

[@YaqoubN]

It is 1444 is the middle east and north africa as they are predominantly Muslim and the islamic callander starts from when the prophet migrated. Just a little fact there. 4:41

[@SZ23219]

Still waiting for the trip to Equatorial Guinea Jack! Can’t wait!

[@YouCanNeverEscapeMe]

As a finn 7:31 was the most entertaining 16 seconds of my life

[@gregheffley9984]

Next videos: Maps I find pretty Maps I find good-looking Maps I find amazing Maps I find fantastic

[@TheRat4938]

0:55 what is going on with germany?

[@amppari_234]

I think it has to do with like a privacy law, thus they cannot be photographed

[@Ave_Dawg]

I love these videos

[@v_dyz]

6:12 ain't no way Borneo is only Indonesia 💀 There's 3 country,Indonesia,Malaysia and Brunei

[@saturn.._x]

i love ur vids jack! they’ve inspired me to become good at geography myself!

[@schupfi6619]

jack promised to go to San Marino. (redditors going crazy) 5:08

[@ExitiumNL]

0:46 "All Europe at this point" Germany: Am I a joke to you?

[@RealiceCubeAmongUs2069]

9:29 Bro really thought Liberia borders Burkina Faso 💀

[@pulverizedpeanuts]

2:11 as someone living in delhi, i can confirm that that's absolute bs, it's around 30-35C here

[@zeus_gg]

Next videos from flags/maps i find:- Astonishing Outstanding Exceptional Surprising Shocking Scary Spooky Creepy Horrible Out of this world Creative Questionable

[@jaspervlietinck]

Cyprus has almost no trees because in the Bronze Age people mined copper there and used the trees as fuel

[@EBthepro75]

Whenever I watch Jack it’s always the same maps as Drew but the reaction is very different

[@parkersgamingandvlogs802]

I was thinking about that video while watching this

[@kyrgyzstaniscool]

Jack, we need more GeoGuessr on the channel.

[@Philippineball1062]

8:49 can someone send the link of the game?

[@Caterblock]

Travle

[@Andi-vc8nv]

thats what i was just looking for didnt find it so far

[@Andi-vc8nv]

@@Caterblock oh thats the name thanks

[@Caterblock]

@@Andi-vc8nv your welcome!

[@MyFriendLooksAtMyAcc]

Just look up "travle" specifically spelt like that in google

[@afizah5609]

Jack is never gonna run out of synonyms of amazing

[@dannyklingel7283]

6:34 i from there

[@Axeytheyeep]

Same

[@galmay_]

4:50 Ethiopia uses Gregorian Calendar like most of the planet but it actually starts at the real birth of Jesus not like in the other countries and at 7:13 it's the Bodele's Depression, it's filled by minerals dated to the Green Sahara period when lake Chad was a huge af lake and the minerals fly and reach the Amazon Forest to actually feed it

[@Jbhifly]

Where is everyone at? Say im the comments I'm currently at 2:07

[@ZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzHeyJack]

0:17

[@Ea613-w5o]

2:41

[@AwhOreox]

1:58

[@Soham.69]

2:26

[@goodvideos149]

2:38

[@whoolymamoth]

This channel made me from knowing almost nothing from geography to nothing a heck ton of geography

[@WDW_angling]

0:27 forza players know this too well.

[@ImportantAsp]

Please talk about Australia more!

[@Jbhifly]

Next title maps I find umm idk

[@joanna4500]

play that game you did at the end again for a separate video!

[@fixielle]

7:40 did you just want to attempt a genocide of finns with this amount of cringe you provide?

[@yves.4295]

4:44 Japan is in 'Reiwa' since they have 5 major eras (Meiji, Taishō, Shōwa, Heisei, and Reiwa) that correspond to the reign of their emperors. Currently, they're in the 5th year of the Reiwa era hence the 'Reiwa 5'.

[@yMaxy]

7:52 hey that's my map :]

[@Panie]

Nice!

[@oskinner1]

Tree coverage in capitals? 🤨

[@pianissimo5951]

1:52 as a macedonian myself, i'm honored to see that Alexander III is put as our most notable thing in our country according to chatgpt

[@oilers1237]

Claim your “Here within 30 minutes” award here 🏆

[@johannes8886]

0:46 "All Europe at this point" Germany: Am I a Joke to you?

[@lckittyqueen]

8:36 I know it’s not a simple as this, but I think croatia should at least give bosnia the little extra bit

[@HederligeHampus]

I would definetely watch more videos of him playing that game

[@LilRexy-_-]

Hey Jack I have a Geography assesment on Asia and i was wondering if your next vid could be about Asia specifically China Please

[@DreamSeason7967]

Unpopular opinion jack is the best youtuber❤❤❤❤

[@mecht6983]

They left out the most insane part of the Israel canal plan from 1963! It wasn't JUST that they wanted to make a new Suez, they wanted to string together 540ish nuclear weapons through the desert to make it. Obviously that did not get too too far, but it is quite the interesting topic! You can actually find the declassified memorandum of the original proposal.

[@zakuraiyadesu]

Love the videos, Jack. Keep it up!!!

[@jameskennedy075]

Hey Jack, Next time your Draw Flags from Memory I got 3 Flags for you to choose from that you may like to try. South Korea, Montenegro, Bhutan.

[@notbarleyYT]

3:02 Hungary became friends with Russia now

[@aidentube5802]

How?

[@lisaistryingtolive]

Hungary is literally a NATO country

[@Questionsdinosaur]

Jacks google search after this : Words for amazing Words for great Words for good Word for interesting Word for happy Words for sad Words for ugly Words for strange Words for unsettling And finally, words for memorising 😂

[@aabankhan436]

Jack I am subscribed to all of your channels and I think that you are the best person

[@VL444X]

*Drew Durnil Covers a meme* Jack short time later: *Also Covers it*

[@lilsprugga]

That was amazing, Jack and everyone who helped.

[@EnslavedMoisture]

Yooooo Jack posted!!!

[@LaughingLolE]

Yay! Another "Maps I find" videos! Great Jack!! Keep up your work!

[@AtaryVang]

His videos are so good

[@BlueTrueBlueClue]

I really like that "get from point A to B" game. Hope you play it again.

[@katnipmewmew]

Where can this game be found? Anyone know?

[@tsimom]

The reason why the Himalayan Mountains block off the heat even though it's "coming from the sun which is way higher" is, that the distance a sun ray travels through the atmosphere has an impact on the strength at which it hits the ground. Since the sun only "moves" between 23.5°N and 23.5°S over the course of a year, that part of the earth (called the tropical zone) gets heated the most. Now, hot air always "wants" to move to colder air due to thermodynamics, therefore the hot air masses from the tropical zone form huge wind-streams (called "trade winds") that reach outwards, taking the heat (as well as some water molecules from the Indian Ocean) with them as they go. Upon "crashing into" the Himalayan Mountain Range, they are forced to rise up because there is no other place to go, so they ascend and cool off, eventually raining off by the foot of the mountain. PS: These trade winds are the reason for the Indian Monsoon

[@Roger_Kirk]

Love how both I and my son have come across your videos. He mentioned that he knew you when we saw you on my recomended videos and I saw you in his recommended videos!

[@gamingexpedition2060]

Jack is running out of words for these videos 😂.

[@OreoThePooch]

No he never will

[@regan55.]

this one is really good

[@mrsuperduperhappy2]

Definitely my favourite JSAG series

[@RubyElle-zb3fr]

I don’t know how to do the time things but around 4:30 jack said that Australia and New Zealand weren’t inhabited until Europeans came and found them. This shows that the English school system is messed up because the Australian indigenous peoples are said to be one of the first groups of people on earth and New Zealand have the maroi (sorry is I spelt it wrong) people.

[@evanclaxton4851]

Jack finally found a new synonym. At least he’s not naming the map videos the same now😂

[@lycos94]

as a geoguessr player i hope google streetview will include the missing countries soon

[@BigTommyBoy2009]

At 7:08 jack is talking about how he sees a person, but I dont see it at all. In fact, I see a dog with a funny beard.

[@YouCanNeverEscapeMe]

7:31 Advice for Jack when pronouncing finnish: A=is not "a" in "apple", its the "u" in "umbrella" E="e" in "elephant" and is always pronounced, unlike in English I=the "e" in "me" O="o" in "more" U="oo" in "book" Y= even if it's at the beginning of a word its not "j" but its the German "ü" Ä= the "a" in "apple" Ö= the "ö" in the German word "röd" T= is hard not soft in "Kunta" R= also makes a hard sound. Often also hard for english speakers to pronounce. It makes like a car engine sound when made long. One "r" is just a very very short car engine sound. C=k Many vowels together= pronounce both vowels like I taught you don't skip them! Two same consonants= its a hard sound of the consonant with a short pause at the beginning. The pause is when you prepare the consonant with your tongue before actually saying it. There is no pause if its just one consonant. Note: All letters are always pronounced and always pronounced the same way as I taught you!!!!!!!!!! Nothing is silent!!!!!! Only exception is the ng which is prounced the same as in english Note 2: Everything is pronounced exactly how its written!! No other sounds!!!

[@Jibbledog]

I can speak finnish but reading this just reset my mind

[@YouCanNeverEscapeMe]

@@Jibbledog Wow 🫠

[@YouCanNeverEscapeMe]

7:31 "Norja" turned into "Noija" with a week "j" "Ruotsi" turned into "Ruysii" with week "y" "Suomi: turned into "Syomii" with another week "i" (it was actually good pronounciasion) "Yhdistynytkuningaskunta" turned into "jtjastient kynyskas kunta" kunta having a strong "t" Good job Jack, you are finn sertified 🤐

[@Supposable]

4:46 The reason it says most MENA countries are in 1444 is because they’re showing the islamic (Hijri) calendar which started on the migration (Hijrah) of the Prophet Muhammad PBUH from Mecca to Madina however everyone mostly uses the Gregorian Calendar (2023) in these places.

[@SaintPhoenixx]

The Himalayan weather wall isn't stopping the sun getting to Tibet, it's more than Tibet is like 12,000ft in the air. There's no 'wall' as such, just a massive difference in altitude. It's like comparing the temperature on Bournemouth beach and the top of Ben Nevis, but like more than twice as extreme. The mountains do stop the warmer air a bit but it doesn't affect it that much. If Tibet and Nepal were at a similar altitude, it would be a bit cooler due to the 'shielding', but not by that much. Also Japan uses the year of the era that they're in, it's Reiwa 5 (the 5th year of the Reiwa era), which started in April 2019. It'd be like us saying it's currently "Windsor 113", with George V becoming the first Windsor monarch in 1910.