1. New York has a population of 8.837 million, of which 1.6 million are
concentrated in Manhattan. As a social, cultural and economic hub of the world,
Manhattan is a place that encompasses so much. Although there are sights to see
including the M & Ms store and the Toys ‘R’ Us in Times Square, what is
really incredible is seeing how a city that contains so much diversity and
contrasting types of people has developed to be such a global landmark, and a
benchmark for the rest of the world to follow.
2. British Columbia is the westernmost province in Canada.
Home to not only Vancouver, which is one of Canada’s most economically
prosperous cities, but also the famous world class Whistler-Blackomb ski
resort. Also home to the 2010 winter Olympics, British Columbia boasts fantastic
opportunities for human geographers, physical geographers and thrill seekers
alike.
3. San
Francisco is an all
round intriguing place built in the bay area. It’s culturally very liberal,
boasts a unique mix of architecture with a mix of Victorian and modern
structures, all built in an area with varying topography. The bustling fish
markets are not just enjoyable, but also a way to see some of the economic
aspects of the city. That’s without even venturing outside of the city. Areas
such as Marin County are filled with mountains that would excite even the
brashest cyclist. Did you know, that mountain biking actually started near San
Francisco, at Mount Tamalpais.
5. Yosemite National Park: North America is a place of large natural beauty, and so ‘naturally’ there are a lot of National Parks, but one example that is definitely worth going to is Yosemite. Yosemite has a lot of interesting sites and beautiful scenery, including ‘El Capitan’, a prominent granite cliff that looms over Yosemite Valley, and the Lyell Glacier, which is the largest glacier in Yosemite National Park and is one of the few remaining in the Sierra Nevada today. It’s impossible to fit all the beauty of Yosemite into a paragraph , but it is certainly one of the key spots in North America.
Jake Sacks
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