The Most Remote Corners of the Map

What does daily life look like when your nearest neighbor is hundreds or even thousands of miles away? From Arctic villages accessible only by frozen rivers to remote island settlements surrounded by endless ocean, make sure not to miss this one. Attributions: https://pastebin.com/VDrVAKCB If you enjoyed this, subscribe to MapPack for more weekly geography deep dives. We explore how geography, borders, nature, and history shape our world. Want to keep learning? Check out these playlists for similar content: 📌 50 Facts Series: Truths You Won’t Believe – https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxBZ8ukPsNBlbxf88UDgxfKl8GYfPInj0 📌 INSANE Facts!!! – https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxBZ8ukPsNBmhl-VA4Qu5Ddvzm5M2ecyV ___________________________________________________________________________________ Chapters: 0:00 – Intro 0:28 – A Volcanic Speck in the South Atlantic 2:17 – The Northernmost Outpost on Earth 3:28 – A Canyon Village Reached Only by Mule (US) 4:51 – Life at 16,700 Feet 6:16 – A Remote Village on Greenland’s Edge (Ittoqqortoormiit) 7:50 – A Mutineer Colony Lost in the Pacific 9:23 – The Island Napoleon Couldn’t Escape 10:45 – The ‘Desolation Island’ 11:56 – A Family-Only Island in the Pacific 13:26 – Robinson Crusoe Island 15:08 – The Coldest Inhabited Town on Earth (Oymyakon) 16:17 – A Fortress Village With a Removable Bridge 17:33 – An Island of Alien-Like Wildlife 18:52 – A Monastic World Stuck in the Middle Ages 19:53 – An Antarctic Village With Mandatory Surgery 21:20 – A Whole Town Inside One Building 22:48 – The Most Crowded Tiny Island on Earth 23:57 – A Remote Island of Giant Stone Faces 25:16 – A Settlement in the Himalayan Valley 26:41 – The Island No Outsider Survives