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Ask most reference pages who lives in Sri Lanka and you get the same five-row table: Sinhalese 75%, Tamil 11%, and a few leftovers. Accurate, mostly. But the table hides…
The Yellow Sea is bordered by three countries: China, North Korea, and South Korea. That’s the short answer most people came here for. The longer answer is more interesting. This…
Most lists of Alabama ghost towns send you to the same five spots and then leave out the part you actually need: whether you can legally set foot there. Half…
Most write-ups about North Dakota’s edges pick one border and stop. The Canada line gets all the attention because of the crossings and the lonely-prairie-town romance of it. But North…
Here’s the short version: no sovereign nation flies a flag that combines orange and purple. Not one. If you came here hoping to find a clever pairing nobody talks about,…
The United States holds more than 102,500 lakes large enough to map, and the spread between the biggest and the rest is almost comical. Lake Superior alone could swallow the…
Lesotho is a small mountain kingdom with one enormous job: it makes the water that keeps a chunk of South Africa running. Locked entirely above 1,400 metres, the whole country…
Here’s the thing nobody tells you up front: Wisconsin and Iowa don’t actually touch on land. The entire border between them is the Mississippi River, running down the main channel…
Japan has 98 airports, but you’ll realistically choose between about seven. The trick isn’t knowing they exist — it’s knowing that landing at Narita instead of Haneda can cost you…
Eritrea is one of the few countries on Earth with no official national language. Not by accident, and not because nobody got around to picking one. It’s written into the…