Guinness World Records: North America

Guess these records of North America related to Planet earth

Based off the Guinness World Record book 2020

The ones in red is a State or Country where it is located/where it happened

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Record	#	Answer
Tallest Mountain from the base to summit	4205 m	Mauna Kea
Largest measure tornado	4.18 km	Oklahoma
Largest land gorge	446 km	Grand Canyon
Wettest Desert	500 mm	Sonoran Desert
Largest freshwater lake by surface area	82414 sqkm	Lake Superior
Largest grasslands	3 million sqkm	The Great Plains
Tallest Geyser	91.4 m	Steamboat

Record	#	Answer
Highest Tides	14.5 m	The Bay of Fundy
Deepest Plant	269 m	Bahamas
Highest concentration of slot canyons	10000	Colorado Plateau
Largest Marine protected area	1.5 million sqkm	Hawaii
Greatest tree girth	36.2 m	Montezuma
Largest Gypsum crystals	11 m	Cave of the crystals
Most northerly vocano	71 degrees N	Mount Beerenberg

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4 Comments

Level 90

Feb 23, 2020

The tallest mountain question can be argued on several fronts. One being that Hawaii, while politically is part of North America, geographically is not. Also "tallest" is ambiguous. Tallest from its base? Highest in elevation? Considering you give the elevation above sea level one would have to assume you're asking for highest in elevation. In that case Denali is much taller than Mauna Kea. And Denali is actually in North America. In that context Mauna Kea wouldn't even rank inside the top 50 tallest mountains.

Level 77

Feb 23, 2020

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Feb 23, 2020

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Level 77

Feb 23, 2020

I only typed down what it said in the book. What do you want me to write?