Worlds Largest Flags
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Published 2023-11-26
on JackSucksAtGeography we upload a range of easy to watch & sometimes educational geography related content. I have successfully learned all 197 countries and flags of the world. I also look at interesting maps to teach us more about different parts of the world and their culture. On this channel I also play Geoguessr.
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All Comments (21)
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Alternative title: flags I find flabbergasting
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"How many children has she got!?" made me laugh 😂 Also, Jack using both the words "girth" and "erected" to describe the last post 💀
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Jack got new title idea for his "Flag I find.." series: Flags I find UNFURLED
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I just finished learning all 197 flags! 😁 Thanks to Jack for doing this himself so we can follow along!
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“The girth of that pole is bigger than the girth of my house. And then we can see that getting erected.” Jack-2023
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At this rate GTA 10 will be out before Jack learns any more capitals
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Your content is so good!
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Keep up the good work Jack!
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LETS GOOO JACKSUCKSATGEOGRAPHY POST!!!
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Nice! A geography video!
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Very much enjoyed Jack discovering the word ‘unfurl’.
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love the vids
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Great stuff 👏
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Keep doing what you do jack! You never fail to entertain us. Thank you so much for that! ❤
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I've been to the tallest flagpole in the Western Hemisphere, 16th largest in the world. It's in Sheboygan, WI, and just outside of the headquarters of Acuity Insurance for whatever reason. It's far more impressive in person when you can truly see the scale of it. I could see it clearly from my hotel room, which was over a mile away.
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Good video 10/10 JackSucksAtGeography
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thanks to the hardworking creator.
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(1:08) If you mean aspect ratio, then there's no smallest. a 1:1 flag is smaller than a 2:3 flag if you have a fixed height, but a 1:1 flag will be larger than a 2:3 flag if you have a fixed width. They can also be made to have the same area. For example if a 2:3 flag is 396 mm tall and 594 mm wide, it's 235224 mm², while if a 1:1 flag is 485 mm on each edge, it's 235225 mm² and they are almost the same size.
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alternative title: flags i find interesting... ly hard to describe
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I just opened youtube and there's a new jack video
