1. The river Roe (Montana, USA) - the shortest river in the world (61 m.)
2. Rock Bishop (Sicily) - the smallest island on the Earth (lighthouse on the island was built in the 1847 year ended in the 1858 year, is 45 meters high)
3. Everest (Nepal) - the highest point of the world (8'844 meters above sea level).
4. Colca Canyon (Colombia) - the deepest canyon on the Earth (3,501 m).
5. Morecambe Bay - the largest swamp in the world (England)
6. Lake Baikal (Russia) - the deepest lake in the world (1637 meters at the deepest point)
7. Crower Cave (Georgia) - the most profound cave in the world (2140 meters in depth)
8. Dead Sea (Israel, Jordan) - the lowest sea in the world (420 meters below sea level)
9. The Land of Vilkes (Antarctica) - it is a very thick layer of ice in the world (4.8 km thick)
10. Seoul (Korea) - is the most populous city with the the most density on earth (20.7 million people)
2. Rock Bishop (Sicily) - the smallest island on the Earth (lighthouse on the island was built in the 1847 year ended in the 1858 year, is 45 meters high)
3. Everest (Nepal) - the highest point of the world (8'844 meters above sea level).
4. Colca Canyon (Colombia) - the deepest canyon on the Earth (3,501 m).
5. Morecambe Bay - the largest swamp in the world (England)
6. Lake Baikal (Russia) - the deepest lake in the world (1637 meters at the deepest point)
7. Crower Cave (Georgia) - the most profound cave in the world (2140 meters in depth)
8. Dead Sea (Israel, Jordan) - the lowest sea in the world (420 meters below sea level)
9. The Land of Vilkes (Antarctica) - it is a very thick layer of ice in the world (4.8 km thick)
10. Seoul (Korea) - is the most populous city with the the most density on earth (20.7 million people)
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