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The Most Dangerous Volcanoes In The United States

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By Andrew Douglas
| WorldAtlas
Is there anything more unsettling than a mountain that might detonate? Some of these lava-, ash-, and gas-belching giants keep a running tally of destruction their neighbors can recite from memory. Others just sit there, dormant and patient, biding their time. Geologists will tell you the real question is not if but when.
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Point Pelee National Park

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By Andrew Douglas
| WorldAtlas
Point Pelee, the southernmost spot on Canada's mainland, sits at about 41.9° N latitude. That is the same parallel as Rome. It is also the second-smallest national park in Canada at 15 square kilometres, and one of the most biodiverse: 390 documented bird species pass through its tapered peninsula at the confluence of the Mississippi and Atlantic flyways. The park sits roughly 50 kilometres south of Windsor, Ontario, on a Lake Erie sand spit that runs straight out into open water.
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Island Hopping In The Philippines

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By Andrew Douglas
| WorldAtlas
The term island hopping is redundant in the Philippines. This archipelagic nation spans roughly 7,641 islands (the count shifts with the tides), 2,000 of which are inhabited. Stay anywhere more than a city break and you are booking shuttles, flights, ferries, and multi-day tour boats whether you planned to or not. Those logistics are part of why Philippine tourism numbers trail its Southeast Asian neighbors. With patience and a padded transit budget, though, island hopping here rewards the effort.
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