Guess the City Based on Street Video
City Guesser is an online geography game that uses audio and visual street video to provide hints about where in the world the city is located.
City Guesser is an online geography game that uses audio and visual street video to provide hints about where in the world the city is located.
Take this quiz to test how well you know about the contributions of these geographers.
Test your knowledge about geography with this growing collection of geography quizzes.
The Franklin Institute has some innovative snowflake designs you can download and cut out featuring mostly notable scientists and a few science oriented patterns
Figuregrounder by Hans Hack is a fun tool that lets you create a simple map poster in seconds.
If you want to lend a geographic touch to your Christmas celebrations, check out these ingenious crafting ideas for making Christmas decorations and ornaments from old and printable maps.
The geometric designs of these chocolate bars are meant to evoke the urban patterns of Beijing, Paris, Berlin, and Barcelona.
Listed here are significant events relating to geography that occurred on May 22.
Relax and reduce your stress by printing out and coloring in these maps.
Land Lines is an experimental online tool that matches drawn gestures on the screen with landforms extracted from satellite imagery.
You can now use the European’s Space Agency’s updated Sentinel App to track Father Christmas as he travels around the world, delivering presents.
‘Up Side Down’, tests your map acumen by either zooming in to a tilted location that you have to identify or placed disparate features together and quizzes you on which one is the answer to the question.
For a fun map making idea, try a cork world map. This video from Parson Woodworking shows how making to make a map of the world using cork.
North Drinkware currently has two handmade drinking glasses showing the terrain of Mount Rainier and Mount Hood at the bottom of each style.