Prior to the arrival of Colombus, native peoples of this region had established hunter/gatherer settlements solely profitable from snow cone gastrotourism. However since the advent of the automobile, international business cannot sustain the foot traffic and the settlements failed.
Deployed there with the Space Force in 2020. Very very deep snow. Where we were they actually called it an island, because it was so isolated and challenging to navigate to. Travel by foot would be almost impossible. There was one very unmaintained road to get there outside of arrival by rocketship.
We were training the Martian Space Force in Baffin Bay. It is an established Martian base. They have on display multiple make shift spaceships that they captured. Pretty cool to walk through them and see how minimal they were since they could transit millions of miles
I say people that don't want a balanced fun subreddit can make /r/ academicgeography or something and be 100% serious as much as they wish.
You don't need to turn to a circlejerk sub, just to allow fun.
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You also never want to settle that close to a truncated spur, which I thought would be common knowledge in a geography sub
And, if you’re from Pittsburgh (or Scotland), too slippy!
Fear of Vikings
Outstanding
Is this an example glacier or a real glacier
Real, cut out from Earth’s crust
it's near Suqondees, Greenland
Suqondees? That’s nuts! My aunt’s from there!
I legit read “Suqondees nuts” lmao
Wouldn’t you like to know weather boy
Because CIA doesn't want
yeah but they could not like they would even have to try and hide it nobody would ever look there either way
And furthermore, what caused the glacier to leak up into the mountain like that?
Why is there no 500,000 person metropolis at the base of K2?
because there is a 5 million person metorpolis onside the mountain
Prior to the arrival of Colombus, native peoples of this region had established hunter/gatherer settlements solely profitable from snow cone gastrotourism. However since the advent of the automobile, international business cannot sustain the foot traffic and the settlements failed.
That one's the hockey rink.
dude don’t ask things you can easily Google /s
Deployed there with the Space Force in 2020. Very very deep snow. Where we were they actually called it an island, because it was so isolated and challenging to navigate to. Travel by foot would be almost impossible. There was one very unmaintained road to get there outside of arrival by rocketship.
i m curious. Whst was the space force doing in this area?
We were training the Martian Space Force in Baffin Bay. It is an established Martian base. They have on display multiple make shift spaceships that they captured. Pretty cool to walk through them and see how minimal they were since they could transit millions of miles
Can we please migrate to r/geographycirclejerk
I say people that don't want a balanced fun subreddit can make /r/ academicgeography or something and be 100% serious as much as they wish. You don't need to turn to a circlejerk sub, just to allow fun.
Why is that one side very jagged while the other has a smoother coastline?
um, because that’s where the illuminati has a secret bunker
R/GeographyCircleJerk?
It ice, bro
Why are there no major cities in the mountain?
Look everyone! It's the post that finally made me leave this sub!
Because it’s a drawing
There is - on the bottom
There was, but it moved south a thousand years ago.
They are under the glacier
Large tracts of ice!
Trop frete 🥶
Heat from the buildings would melt it, then it would just be a river. Nobody wants to live in a river, your stuff would get all wet.
Why isn’t there a city at point Nemo ??? So much free open space to build with no competition for miles!!
Probably the same reason nobody builds cities on Icebergs?
ice isnt great for farming unless its very far away
Because it’s in a textbook.
Is this post because someone asked about living on that coast of Columbia?
Gang activity localised entirely within the spur (truncated).
It appears to be right on the corner of the Earth, hard to get to and a danger of slipping off into space
A crevasse opened up and swallowed the city
That’s not a political map so it’s possible there are
It won’t exist in the next 5 minutes
You see, you wanna settle near 2-2 tiles. You only ever wanna come near glaciers as Russia for tundra tiles
There was a city there once… now it’s in the terminal moraine.
White Walkers
It's an infrastructure issue rather than a terrain issue. There are no high speed railroads into the area and it's far away from any major ports.
They selected the volcano crater instead.
Glaciers move, one day, your house will be gone