Geography

The highest number of skyscrapers are located in Asia.

The lake covers an area of 32,900 km² (12,700 sq mi).

The biggest fish ever caught in Montana was white sturgeon.

During the Persian Empire, Cappadocia was divided into two distinct satrapies: one centrally located still called Cappadocia or Great Cappadocia and the other called Pont.

In 1989 a massive earthquake took place on the southern coast of Lake Malawi.

Mount Pinatubo is made of dacite and andesite.

Agricultural communities formed over time united around the 10th-12th centuries under the leadership of the chief, the so-called Saudeleur.

Legend says that the first rulers of the city were brothers Ohlosohpa and Ohlosihwa, who reached the island in the company of gods.

Roggeveen called it Paasch-Eyland (the 18th-century Dutch name for "Easter Island").

Tourists can take a boat cruise that goes almost under the very cascades of the falls.