What do the United States, Liberia and Myanmar have in common?

[74-911]

What 22 countries have the British never invaded?

These 40 maps of the world are full of useless but entertaining information:

40 Maps That Will Help You Make Sense of the World - A Sheep No More

[Eric Hahl]

Some pretty interesting info there!

[craigster59]

That has some good info!

[RWebb]

the British invaded the US - even burned down the house

[Seahawk]

Completely cool. There were a few interesting contradictions, the highest population density map didn't correlate with the "Lose of virginity" map, or perhaps it did. Interesting none the less. GREAT link.

My favorites:

[kach22i]

Originally Posted by RWebb

the British invaded the US - even burned down the house

Correct.

Burning of Washington - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Great Maps!

[74-911]

Originally Posted by RWebb

the British invaded the US - even burned down the house

a somewhat interesting footnote to the British sacking Washington D.C.:

In 1814 the British marched up the Potomac unopposed and burned the White House

Less than fifty years later in 1862, the largest Army in US history to that point was in position defending Washington D.C. - from Robert E. Lee and the confederates..

[jcommin]

Thank you - I enjoyed the link.

[Rtrorkt]

For anyone who has driven up the Bronx River Prkwy may be surprised to know the British sailed up the Bronx River to burn White Plains

[shinrai]

Thanks for sharing.

BTW the highest paid public workers in the US are Football coaches? Really?

[porsche4life]

Why is that surprising? Many college football coaches make north of $5mill/ year!

[RWebb]

Originally Posted by Rtrorkt

For anyone who has driven up the Bronx River Prkwy may be surprised to know the British sailed up the Bronx River to burn White Plains

so, they were trying to help us?

[LakeCleElum]

Love it....Thanks.......

[shinrai]

Originally Posted by porsche4life

Why is that surprising? Many college football coaches make north of $5mill/ year!

did not know this. Also, are these colleges publicly funded? sounds crazy.