The most-most places in the world (44 photos)

Colca Canyon (Colombia) - the deepest canyon on Earth

Washington Observatory - the windiest place on Earth (USA)

Great Barrier Reef (Australia)

Karl-Marx-Hough, Vienna, Austria - the longest residential building on Earth (1 km, 1382 apartments)

Morecambe Bay - the largest marsh in the world (England)

Coco de mer (Lodoicea maldivica) - the largest seed in the world (Seychelles)

Jack Hills (Australia) - the oldest piece of untouched land

Seoul (Korea) is the most populous city on Earth (20.7 million people)

Mount Thor (Canada) - the largest cliff in the world (1250 meters of almost vertical rock)

Rafflesia arnoldii (Indonesia) - the largest parasitic flower in the world (1 meter in diameter, weight up to 11 kg)

Crow Cave (Georgia) - the deepest cave in the world (2140 meters deep)

Rho River (Montana, USA) - the shortest river in the world (61 meters)

Vredefort Crater (South Africa) - the largest crater on Earth (radius 190 km)

Scoresbysand Fjord (Greenland) - the longest and deepest fjord in the world (length 350 km, 1500 meters deep)

Isaouane-n-Tifernine (Algeria) - the highest sand dunes on Earth (wavelength 5 km, height 465 meters)

Bishop's Rock (Sicily) - the smallest island on Earth (the lighthouse on the island began construction in 1847, completed in 1858, is 45 meters high)

Lake Manitou (Canada) is the largest island lake in the world (the island has an area of 2766 square kilometers, there are 108 lakes)

The Red Sea is the warmest and saltiest sea in the world

Indonesia is the largest archipelago on Earth (consists of 5 large and 30 groups of islands, the total number of islands is 17,508)

Mera Peak (Nepal) the highest cliff in the world (6604 meters)

Lake Titicaca (border of Peru and Bolivia, South America) is the highest navigable lake in the world (altitude 3821 meters above sea level, maximum depth 280 meters)

Dead Sea (Israel, Jordan) - the lowest sea in the world (747 meters below sea level)

The Mariana Trench is the deepest place on Earth (10,915 meters below sea level)

Everest (Nepal) - the highest point in the world (8'844 meters above sea level)

El Azizia (Libya) is the hottest place on Earth (the record was set on September 13, 1922 - 57.8 degrees Celsius!)

Vostok Station (Antarctica) - the coldest place on Earth

Cherrapunji (India) - the wettest place on Earth

The Atacama Desert (Chile) is the driest place on Earth (0.01 cm of precipitation per year, some parts of the desert have not received rain for 400 years!)

Mill Ends Park (Portland, Oregon, USA) - the smallest park in the world (appeared in 1948, consists of a circle with a diameter of 61 centimeters, an area of 0.29 sq. m.)

Angel Falls (Venezuela) - the highest waterfall on Earth (979 meters)

Mauna Kea (Hawaii) is the highest mountain in the world (from the bottom where it begins to the top the height is 10'206 meters)

Wilkes Land (Antarctica) - has the thickest layer of ice in the world (4.8 km thick)

Lake Baikal (Russia) - the deepest lake in the world (1637 meters at its deepest point)