
Learn how to create a radial flow map in QGIS using U.S. Census migration data with this step-by-step GIS tutorial. The post How to Create a Radial Flow Map Using QGIS appeared first on Geography Realm.
Caitlin Dempsey • July 3rd, 2026
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Splooting helps squirrels lie flat to regulate body temperature, avoid predators, sunbathe, and rest. Explore the science behind this behavior. The post Why Do Squirrels Lie Flat? appeared first on Geography Realm.
Caitlin Dempsey • July 3rd, 2026
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From Maine to California, see how all 50 U.S. states are grouped by the number of syllables in their names and discover which syllable count is most common. The post United States of Syllables appeared first on Geography Realm.
Caitlin Dempsey • July 2nd, 2026
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UPDATE, October 21, 2026: Read my op-ed in San José Spotlight: “Midpen board votes to free directors from being required to respect the public.” Editorial: Most geographers work for government agencies or do substantial business with them, so how those agencies are governed is our business too. How a board holds itself accountable shapes how well its agency ... Read more The post Good Governance Needs a Strong Code of Conduct appeared first on Geography Realm.
Caitlin Dempsey • October 13th, 2026
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Alaska has the longest U.S. coastline, but its length varies depending on how closely the coast and shoreline are measured. The post Alaska’s Coastline is Longer Than All the Other 49 States Combined appeared first on Geography Realm.
Caitlin Dempsey • July 23rd, 2026
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How many continents are there? Explore the four to seven continent models and compare the world's continents by size, population, and geography. The post Geography Facts about the World’s Continents appeared first on Geography Realm.
Caitlin Dempsey • July 7th, 2026
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Why is X longitude and Y latitude in GIS? Understand how geographic coordinates work and discover simple ways to remember the difference. The post X is Longitude, Y is Latitude appeared first on Geography Realm.
Caitlin Dempsey • July 5th, 2026
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From Alaska's Arctic coastline to Delaware's colonial hundreds, discover the geographic features and characteristics that make every U.S. state unique. The post Unique Geography Facts About Every U.S. State appeared first on Geography Realm.
Caitlin Dempsey • July 4th, 2026
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Every U.S. state's highest point, from Denali to Britton Hill, with elevations, maps, and geographic facts. The post Highest Point in Every U.S. State appeared first on Geography Realm.
Caitlin Dempsey • July 4th, 2026
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From Delaware to Hawaii, discover when each state entered the Union and the geographic features that make every state unique. The post States in Order of Admission to the United States of America appeared first on Geography Realm.
Caitlin Dempsey • July 4th, 2026
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Learn how to create a radial flow map in QGIS using U.S. Census migration data with this step-by-step GIS tutorial. The post How to Create a Radial Flow Map Using QGIS appeared first on Geography Realm.
Caitlin Dempsey • July 3rd, 2026
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Splooting helps squirrels lie flat to regulate body temperature, avoid predators, sunbathe, and rest. Explore the science behind this behavior. The post Why Do Squirrels Lie Flat? appeared first on Geography Realm.
Caitlin Dempsey • July 3rd, 2026
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From Maine to California, see how all 50 U.S. states are grouped by the number of syllables in their names and discover which syllable count is most common. The post United States of Syllables appeared first on Geography Realm.
Caitlin Dempsey • July 2nd, 2026
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UPDATE, October 21, 2026: Read my op-ed in San José Spotlight: “Midpen board votes to free directors from being required to respect the public.” Editorial: Most geographers work for government agencies or do substantial business with them, so how those agencies are governed is our business too. How a board holds itself accountable shapes how well its agency ... Read more The post Good Governance Needs a Strong Code of Conduct appeared first on Geography Realm.
Caitlin Dempsey • October 13th, 2026
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Alaska has the longest U.S. coastline, but its length varies depending on how closely the coast and shoreline are measured. The post Alaska’s Coastline is Longer Than All the Other 49 States Combined appeared first on Geography Realm.
Caitlin Dempsey • July 23rd, 2026
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How many continents are there? Explore the four to seven continent models and compare the world's continents by size, population, and geography. The post Geography Facts about the World’s Continents appeared first on Geography Realm.
Caitlin Dempsey • July 7th, 2026
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Why is X longitude and Y latitude in GIS? Understand how geographic coordinates work and discover simple ways to remember the difference. The post X is Longitude, Y is Latitude appeared first on Geography Realm.
Caitlin Dempsey • July 5th, 2026
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From Alaska's Arctic coastline to Delaware's colonial hundreds, discover the geographic features and characteristics that make every U.S. state unique. The post Unique Geography Facts About Every U.S. State appeared first on Geography Realm.
Caitlin Dempsey • July 4th, 2026
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Every U.S. state's highest point, from Denali to Britton Hill, with elevations, maps, and geographic facts. The post Highest Point in Every U.S. State appeared first on Geography Realm.
Caitlin Dempsey • July 4th, 2026
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From Delaware to Hawaii, discover when each state entered the Union and the geographic features that make every state unique. The post States in Order of Admission to the United States of America appeared first on Geography Realm.
Caitlin Dempsey • July 4th, 2026
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Learn how to create a radial flow map in QGIS using U.S. Census migration data with this step-by-step GIS tutorial. The post How to Create a Radial Flow Map Using QGIS appeared first on Geography Realm.
Caitlin Dempsey • July 3rd, 2026
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Splooting helps squirrels lie flat to regulate body temperature, avoid predators, sunbathe, and rest. Explore the science behind this behavior. The post Why Do Squirrels Lie Flat? appeared first on Geography Realm.
Caitlin Dempsey • July 3rd, 2026
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From Maine to California, see how all 50 U.S. states are grouped by the number of syllables in their names and discover which syllable count is most common. The post United States of Syllables appeared first on Geography Realm.
Caitlin Dempsey • July 2nd, 2026
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