The United States of America is a country of immense scale and diversity, with a fascinating history and a culture that's shaped the modern world. From its bustling cities to its vast natural landscapes, the U.S. is a tapestry of different experiences, peoples, and innovations. It's the third most populous country in the world, with over 330 million people, and is the fourth-largest by land area. The capital is Washington, D.C., but the largest city is New York City.

The Geography of Enterprise: More Than Just Maps When we think of geography, our minds often go to mountain ranges, rivers, and borders. But what about the economic landscapes that shape our states? Our latest project at GeoFields dives into this very idea, exploring the fascinating and often surprising connections between companies and the U.S. states. Every state has a unique entrepreneurial spirit, a history of innovation, and an economic identity shaped by the businesses that were founded within its borders or that call it home. In our new resource, we're meticulously mapping out this corporate DNA, offering a glimpse into the companies that define each state. A Glimpse into Our Research Think of it as an economic atlas, providing a new lens to view the country. For example, did you know that Arizona's identity isn't just defined by its desert landscapes, but also by the powerful presence of companies like PetSmart and its robust aerospace industry?

Exploring the World, One Continent at a Time Did you know that Asia is not only the largest continent by land area, but also home to the world's highest peak, Mount Everest, and its lowest point on land, the Dead Sea? The geographical diversity of our planet is truly astounding, and we're just getting started! In our upcoming World Geography Factbook, we take a deep dive into each of the seven continents, unearthing the unique stories that shape their landscapes and cultures. From the vast, arid deserts of Africa to the icy expanses of Antarctica, we explore the natural wonders and human history that define our global home.

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There once was a girl who only ever dreamt of getting away and now she is finally getting her wish. The future will show whether this was a good idea or not.

This July, a Crystal Beach vacationing family will be celebrating 100 years of enjoying the simple life every summer in their beloved little cottage. Five generations have witnessed a century of changes to this village in their summertime haven on Dovercourt Road that hasn’t changed much.

"Finally made it to Bilbao! A personal travel story and guide to the best of this Basque city. Discover Casco Viejo, pintxos, the Guggenheim, and hidden gems in the heart of northern Spain."

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There are multiple things I wish I did before traveling to several states in a month! What I would have packed differently, from clothing to must haves while traveling for so long and so far!

“The moon looks on with silver eye, As shadows stretch and branches cry, And in the hush, the earth stands still, To feel the wind upon the hill.“

“The moon looks on with silver eye, As shadows stretch and branches cry, And in the hush, the earth stands still, To feel the wind upon the hill.”

this girl writes too damn much! ANOTHER poem about ANOTHER place? wrap it up! enough, enough, ENOUGH!!!

dare i think a place is selfish for going on without me, when i feel that this new place has come to define a part of me, what do i call home now?

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Out of all the possibilities when it comes to travel, there's a few that NEVER should make it to anyone's bucket list. Dangerous animals. Diplomatic red tape. Cursed or haunted. Whatever the reason, this note talks about twelve of THE most threatening places people should never attempt to visit.

In the heart of central Greece, my mother’s village—a quiet, timeless place tucked among the mountains—became the key to unlocking a deeper connection with my roots. There were no tourist attractions, just winding stone paths, the scent of pine, and the echoes of generations past. As I retraced my family’s history, I found not just a place, but a sense of belonging that transcended distance. In this land, where memories are woven into every stone and fig tree, I came to understand that immigration doesn’t sever ties—it stretches them. Returning wasn’t just a journey to the past; it was a journey to myself.

A peaceful and immersive trip through Kyoto filled with historic temples, serene nature walks, traditional tea ceremonies, and unforgettable food. Highlights included Fushimi Inari’s torii gates, the Golden Pavilion, biking along the Kamogawa River, and exploring Gion’s geisha district. A perfect blend of culture, beauty, and quiet magic.

A solo journey to Georgia leads to unexpected connections, from sharing homemade wine and khinkali with strangers to hiking the Caucasus Mountains. With each adventure—from soaking in sulfur baths to quiet moments on a ridgeline—an inner transformation unfolds. This trip is a reminder that solo travel can lead to rediscovery, peace, and a deeper connection to both the world and yourself.