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Have you ever wondered what the most dangerous city in the world is? Perhaps you?re curious where on Earth there?s the most amount of rain, or which city is the smartest city on earth? This list will give you the answers these questions, and more.
San Pedro Sula, Honduras ? A hub for illegal drugs and arms trafficking, San Pedro Sula also experiences more than 3 murders every day.
Death Valley National Park, U.S.A. – The highest recorded temperature, was taken on July 10, 1913, and it reached 134°f (56°c).
Antarctica ? In August 2010, the lowest recorded temperature was recorded in the East Antarctic Plateau. The record temperature was -135.8°f (-93°c).
Shanghai, China ? With a population of over 24 million residents.
Vatican City ? With a population of 842 residents, Vatican City also boasts the title of smallest state in the world.
Tokyo, Japan ? The city of Tokyo has the highest GDP ($1,520 billion) of any other city in the world.
Kinshasa, D.R.C. ? The Democratic Republic of Congo is the poorest state in the world, and its capital, Kinshasa, is the poorest city. It has a GDP of $55 billion, and most of its residents live on less than $1 a day.
Nepal ? Mount Everest stands at 29,029 ft (8.84km), and is the highest mountain in the world.
Dead Sea, Israel/Jordan ? Located at -1,401 ft (-427m) below sea-level, it is also the lowest lake in the world.
Mariana Trench, Pacific Ocean ? In a depth of 35,797 ft (10.91km) below sea level, it is known as ?Challenger Deep?, and has been visited by only 3 humans so far. (More people have visited the moon)
Guggenheim Museum, New York, U.S.A. ? By running an algorithm that scanned through the internet?s immense collection of photos, the Guggenheim was found to be the most photographed place on earth.
Mawsynram, India ? This region in the Indian subcontinent enjoys an average of 467.35 inches (1187cm) of rain per year. (In 1985, it had an amazing 1000 inches, or 25.4 meters of rain!)
Atacama Desert, South America ? It may be hard to believe, but the Atacama Desert gets about 4 inches (10cm) of rain every 1000 years. (Yes, 1000 years!)
Yuma, Arizona, U.S.A. ? Yuma 90% clear and sunny skies every year, with an average of 11 hours of sunshine per day.
Singapore ? In 2014, Singapore dethroned Tokyo and earned the title ?world?s most expensive city?. An American travelling to Singapore will be shocked to see that the prices of cars are 4-6 times more expensive than in the U.S.
Mumbai, India ? A stark contrast to Singapore, Mumbai is 2014?s cheapest city. On average, a person would need to spend 4 times as much in Singapore, compared to Mumbai.
Damascus, Syria – While there are many older cities that no longer stand, the city of Damascus has evidence of civilization going back 11,000 years, and is the oldest city that still stands.
South Sudan ? Following a bloody genocide, the southern part of Sudan, which consists mainly of Christians, split from the northern part (Muslim majority) in 2011, making it the youngest country in the world.
London, England ? London sees 18.69 million international visitors every year, making it the most visited city in the world.
Germany ? In an international survey performed by the BBC, Germany got a 59% positive rating, making it the most popular country in the world.
Sweden ? If you thought it would be the U.S.A. then you?d be wrong. The average Swede consumes 388mg of coffee per day.
Belarus ? On average, every person above the age of 15 drinks 4.62 gallons (17 liters) per year, earning Belarus this dubious title.
Groningen, Netherlands ? Around 50% of the population of Groningen commutes on bicycles every day, making it the city with the most bicycles per capita.
Reykjavik, Iceland ? All of the energy in the capital of Iceland comes from geothermal power plants and hydropower. The city aims to be completely free of fossil-fuel by 2050.
Philippines ? In a poll spanning 3 years (2009-2011), residents of the Philippines were found to give the most emotional replies to simple questions.
Singapore – The same study found that the people of Singapore are the least likely to give an emotional response to the same questions.
Monaco ? The World Health Organization (WHO) found that the average life expectancy in Monaco is 87.2 years.
Sierra Leone ? Sadly, with an average life expectancy of 47 years, Sierra Leone is the country with the shortest life expectancy in 2014.
Nigeria ? When considering the low GDP, income inequality, murder rates, political corruption and unemployment rate, it?s easy to see why Nigerians are the most stressed people on earth.
Norway ? The exact opposite of Nigeria, Norway enjoys the most security, equality, earning power and education levels in the world.
Honk Kong ? The average IQ score in Hong Kong is 107 points.
Equatorial Guinea ? The average IQ score in Equatorial Guinea is 59 points.
Seoul, South Korea ? South Korea has been enjoying some of the most advanced technology when it comes to internet connectivity, and with 10,000 government-sponsored free Wi-Fi spots in the city, it easily earns its title.
The United States of America ? Americans love their pets. With a population of 76.4 million cats and 61.1 million dogs, the numbers speak for themselves.
