Geography by Letter - R

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Same.

I also. Never heard of the other one. The UK one was founded in 995 although a settlement probably existed there since around 2000BC. I presume that the Durham mentioned in the question must have a longer history than that?

It's spelled "Ripon".

Distance Durham to Ripon 54m...... distance Durham to Raleigh 27m.

wow: less than 1/10 of a kilometer...

+1 ..... Froststar

Durham to Raleigh is the distance between bases in baseball?

Just a stone's throw away :)

Guess you've never been to Hyrule.

Knowing airlines is a bit different than knowing every little town in every foreign country. Not from Uk or US but knew the airline and not the cities, atleast the airline has commercials

i'm not from the usa, nor from the uk and got both answers, so

Weird comment coming from someone with the username "Manchesterutd"

The point is the fact that there is a Durham in the north east of England which, certainly for Brits and possibly for other Europeans, is much better known than the Durham in the US. There is no other airline called ryanair.

No, it's an entire month on a calendar that has zilch to do with geography. It is observed absolutely anywhere a Muslim happens to be: At sea, in space, Mt. Everest, 200 meters below the North Pole, on an airplane trip circling the entire globe. Someday it will be observed in a curved trajectory between Earth and Mars 10s of millions of miles from anything geographical by a guy with a ruble in his pocket.

You can cover every conceivable stretch of geography in a month.

It is a culture clue, not a geography clue.

And auto correct changed that to "Someday it will be observed in a curved trajectory between Earth and Mars 10s of millions of miles from anything geographical by a guy with a rubber in his pocket."

Are any of the places Ramadan is observed on the surface of the Earth? If so your rant is unnecessary and wrong.

In that case my real name is geography too, I am a human ( as far is I know) and I live in a country which is on this earth. Ow and my fart is geography too. It hasnt left the earth's atmosphere yet.

@Sifhraven You might be joking, but you might also be correct.

While technically you might be correct Sif those things would be considered incredibly obscure and geography tends to look at broad trends and patterns not individual people or historical events (like you passing gas). Commonly studied aspects of geography include cartography, anthropology, meteorology, culture, religion, music, demography, commerce, topography, etc. If people from the area where you lived were known to be exceptionally flatulent, or something from the diet common in to the region contributed to this, those could very well be common geography questions. As could a person's name, for instance, "what is the most common surname in Vietnam?" is a perfectly valid geography question.