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"Seto Inland Sea"
That's the wrong body of water. If no one gets it by the end of the day. I'll give the answer.
How about The Salton Sea, even though it is really a lake. It also stinks to high heaven. :spinhead:
Not that one either.
The one under the ice in Antarctica? It's too new to be in my Atlas
Is it "The Sea"?
The Sea is a basin in some synagogues for the ablution of the priests and rabbis. I'm pretty sure that The Sea in the Great Synagogue in Sydney is probably no bigger than about 2 square feet at most.
Nope, none of the above again.
What about.... Sealand
0,0005 kmē
PRINCIPALITY OF SEALAND
http://www.sealandgov.org/images/logo.png
Nope.
The Sea of Rains?
The Sea of Cold?
The Sea that has Become Known?
The Sea of Vapours?
The Sea of Tranquility?
The Sea of Foam?
The Sea of Serenity?
The amount of water which covers those seas is 0kmē.
They're all on the moon.
Smaller than 550 mē? Wow!!
The only clue i have is Seat Arosa
Repeat
Ok, enough time has gone by to give the answer. It's the Sea of Marmara. Located between the Black Sea and the Aegean Sea in Turkey. There is some question as to what is truly the smallest sea, but according to my search several sources agree it's Marmara.
Looks like Gadjo has all of you stumped. Someone else take the next question.
Good shooting' Tex, you stumped the panel. ;)
I missed this sea question but liked this answer :cheese: :crazy:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rollo
I was doing some research for a blog spot... and this is pure spun gold.Quote:
Originally Posted by Starter
What is the highest numbered street address in the world?
I live at 3 Eden St - which is an extremely low number.
5 digit addresses are quite common in San Diego, however I'm going to guess it is much higher, say 16 digits. :crazy:
Tee hee hee...Quote:
Originally Posted by Tazio
That would look like 5,478,214,112,256,775 Front St.
If Front Street was that long, you might end up going through Canada and out the other side.
Or end up on Uranus! :angel:
not sure of the number, but I know there is a street in Toronto called Yonge Street, that is the longest street in the World, so I would guess it is on the cul-d-sac that is on the end of Yonge Street; Toronto
I thought I'd do a Google Maps search.Quote:
Originally Posted by anfield5
Yonge Street ends in a T-intersection and the last address on that street is only 20461 Yonge Street.
Only 20461... HIGHER :D
87,342 :)
301-501 :idea:
301,501 sounds ridiculous... but... HIGHER :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Tazio
301502 :)
301503 :dozey:
13? :d
403257?
Higher than 403257.
Rollo - something just came to me in a fit of enlightenment. Does your question mean the highest actual street number i.e. the commonwealth style of numbering starts at 1 and counts until there is no more land left on said street. Or does it include the U.S. urban system that includes the block number before the building number eg 34512 South 5th Street would mean block 345 to the South of the dividing line on 5th street, letter box number 12
I have no idea what the number is. I think I remember reading something about a road some where in Mongolia or some such place which was ridiculously long. Don't know any details though.
The Silk Road? :angel:
^:D
The International Space Station
The Hotel at the End of the Universe - Mahankal Mandir, Nagarkot, Bhaktapur, NepalQuote:
Originally Posted by schmenke
As weird as that sounds....Quote:
Originally Posted by schmenke
http://gizmodo.com/5910475/whats-the...-space-station
Expedition 31 Flight Engineer Don Pettit asked himself that very same question during his stay up there:
It occurred to me that my address should be:
Node 2, Deck 5
ISS
LEO 51.603
- via Gizmodo, 15th May 2012
NASA's mailing address is:
Name/Title
Office (Division, Branch, Section, Unit)
Office ID
NASA Headquarters
Washington DC 20546-0001
Hint:
The Address is an unassuming place in Canada.
To be honest we could be guessing numbers between 100,000 and ten million until hell freezes over, so as the Dragon's from Dragon's Den say "for that reason I'm out" :)
9,999,999?
7837290790734-9370937403270937209473207309730732975-093759237-9723597-975-92375-97597235970937492570973936498649723649764982364982 648927942470270247057097025970297
? :p
It's six digits... and in Canada... and a real place... which sometimes appears in lists of humorous place names.