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it's the fourth largest country in the world by land area and the third largest by population but it's hard to visualize the true enormity of the United States while Maps often focus on the contiguous states known as the lower 48 a massive swath of land on its own when you factor in the far-flung states of Alaska and Hawaii along with numerous inhabited territories as well as desolate Island possessions even further from the mainland you're left with a picture of a country that spans the globe it sits on two continents takes up nearly 40 percent of North America's land and has Shores on three oceans it stretches across both sides of the Equator and the International Date Line and has land in both the tropics and the Arctic Circle it's home to three of the five largest lakes on Earth and though it has land borders with only two countries it shares Maritime borders with 23 including places as far apart as Russia and the Bahamas in fact you can travel 9514 miles or 15 311 kilometers from from Guam to the U.S Virgin Islands and still be within the same country for comparison you could go from New York City to nearly anywhere in the world except for Australia and you'd still be closer than parts of the US are to each other even most of Antarctica is closer any country as large as the United States is going to be home to some truly incredible Geographic diversity but the sheer spread of it places Landscapes that seem like different worlds to one another within the same country today I'll be diving into the regional differences that make the U.S so unique looking at their history culture and most importantly their geography hello and welcome to that is interesting I'm your host Carter today the first video in a two-part series on the vast Regional differences of the United States explained this video is sponsored by Masterworks an exciting company that I'll tell you more about later on I've broken the us up into 13 regions some large some small they're chosen based on having some amount of geographic and cultural cohesion with one another but in a country this large even these can be further divided and broken down into regions that are starkly different from one another in terms of their physical landscapes history and cultural identity for example the eastern shore of Virginia and the Cajun Country of Louisiana are both included in my definition of the South but both are very distinct from one another as well as from other places in the South such as Atlanta many of these regions are home to enormous percentages of the U.S population and take up vast swaths of land so in Breaking the country up this way I'm not at all implying that these areas are completely or even mildly homogeneous to one another only that they share some overarching similarities in geographic...