Ich bin mir sicher, dass das zu Tode getan wurde, aber normalerweise ist es umgekehrt.
Ich habe die Bundesstaaten und Territorien der USA mit der ungefähren Größe ihres Landes oder ihrer Abhängigkeit benannt.
Natürlich passen nicht alle perfekt zusammen, aber die meisten sind ziemlich nah dran. Wenn Sie neugierig sind, zeigt das zweite Bild auch die Zahlen.
Von Aromatic-Plastic1799
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Some of these are surprising. I didn’t think Eritrea was as big as Louisiana.
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I had no idea that France was as big as Texas.
Here’s a fun fact. Bangladesh is only the size of Wisconsin, but has roughly half the population of the US. Pretty wild.
Half of Oregon is actually desert.
Somaliland is not a country it’s state in Somalia.
North Dakota is roughly the size of Syria or Cambodia
Everythings bigger in france
One amusing point is that Rhode Island also has a sizable Cabo Verdean community.
We should totally start referring to Texas as the France of America.
UAE has way more money than South Carolina though! 😂
Thank you for including US Territories
I would now like to see a map with all these countries stitched together.
Good map! Thank you
Now do Canadian provinces
And here I almost forgot, USA BIG. These hourly reminders that USA BIG keep me from forgetting that USA BIG.
Alaska is huge. I didn’t know Iran was that big
Nice! USA!
If all those countries can’t get along with one another how do you expect Americans to get along with one another?
Ironically enough Minnesota has a very large Hmong population, and we love ‚em!
Funfact arkansas is also roughly the size of england or greece
Oregon: No data
TIL New Hampshire and Vermont are bigger than New Jersey.
Sweden is just 10% bigger than California, and roughly the same shape.
If you combined all Japan’s islands together, it’s total landmass is roughly equivalent to Montana. Imagine what Montana would look like if (the equivalent of) 1/3rd of the US’s population lived there.
Note: Iran is not to scale.
Now do Australia LOL. Seriously though, land mass almost as big as the USA but with the population of Texas.