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# Unity

Unity is a small town in West Central Saskatchewan, Canada with a population of around 2,500 (2016).

## Understand

* Town of Unity Council website

## Get in
### By car

Unity is located at the intersection of Highway 14 and Highway 21; 200 km (125 mi) west-northwest of Saskatoon and 375 km (235 mi) southeast of Edmonton.

### By train

52.44113-109.160361 Unity station (Main Street & 1st Avenue). (updated Jul 2024)
Train operator:
* VIA Rail Canada, toll-free: +1-888-842-7245. Operates The Canadian between Toronto and Vancouver with stops in both directions in medium to large cities and tourist destinations such as Sudbury, Winnipeg, Portage la Prairie, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Jasper, and Kamloops. (updated Jul 2024)

## See

* 52.4492-109.14721 Unity and District Heritage Museum, Hwy 21, north of Hwy 14, ☏ +1 306-228-4464, unitymuseum@outlook.com. May 15-Sep 30: daily 2-5PM. (updated Jul 2024)

## Do

* Unity Golf Club (2 km east of Unity on Hwy 14), ☏ +1 306-228-3688, townofunity@sasktel.net. Nine-hole grass greens golf course in a scenic, treed setting, watered fairways, and rolling hills. Suitable for all skill levels. (updated Jul 2024)

## Eat

* Bluez on 2nd Grill pub and Pizza, 216 2 Ave W, ☏ +1 306-228-BLUE (2583). M-Sa 11AM-11PM, Su 11AM-9PM. Includes a restaurant, indoor golf course, liquor store, vape store, arcade lounge, and VLT lounge and bar. (updated Jul 2024)
* Jack's Pizza Crepe Frappe, 163 2 Ave W, ☏ +1 639-658-0106. Tu-Th 11AM-7:30PM, F noon-8PM, Sa noon-7:30PM. (updated Jul 2024)
* Jelasco's Family Restaurant, 207 Main St, ☏ +1 306-228-2285. Daily 11AM-7PM. (updated Jul 2024)
* Ma & Me Bakery, 120 3 Ave E, ☏ +1 639-658-0131. Tu-F 6AM-5PM, Sa 8AM-3PM. (updated Jul 2024)
* Out of Africa Deli and Sweets, 302 Main St, ☏ +1 306-390-6595. M W F 4-6PM; Su noon-3PM. (updated Jul 2024)
* Star Express Chinese Food, 133 2 Ave E, ☏ +1 306-228-3933. Daily 9AM-8PM. (updated Jul 2024)

## Drink

* Rise + Grind Espresso • Brew • Market, 205 Main St, ☏ +1 306-210-9950, info@riseandgrindbrew.ca. M-Sa 7:30AM-4PM. (updated Jul 2024)
* Unity Bar, 114 Main St (inside Muse On Main), ☏ +1 306-228-1888. (updated Jul 2024)

## Sleep

* Armada Inn Motel & Restaurant, Hwy 14 & Hwy 21, ☏ +1 306-228-2603 (motel), +1 306-228-2300 (restaurant), armadainn@sasktel.net. (updated Jul 2024)
* Prairie Moon Inn & Suites, 103 2 Avenue S, ☏ +1 306-228-3333, toll-free: +1-866-982-9233, pmoonsuites@prairiemooninn.com. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: 11AM. (updated Jul 2024)
# Tomah

Tomah is in the Coulee Region of Southwest Wisconsin.

## Get in
### By car

Interstates 90 and 94 converge at Tomah going eastbound and split apart westbound. Take I-90 from Rochester and La Crosse, I-94 from the Twin Cities and Eau Claire, and the combined I-90/94 from Madison.

### By train

    See also: Rail travel in the United StatesUnion Depot
* 43.986026-90.505531 Tomah station, W Washington St at Superior Ave. (updated Apr 2015)
** Amtrak, ☏ +1 215-856-7924, toll-free: +1-800-872-7245. Operates train service around the United States of America. (updated Mar 2022) Route stopping at Tomah:
*** Empire Builder operating daily between Seattle/Portland and Chicago including stops at Spokane, Glacier National Park, Fargo, Saint Paul, and Milwaukee. The trains split into separate branches between Seattle and Spokane, and between Portland and Spokane, while operating as trains consisting of train cars from both branches between Spokane and Chicago.

## See

* 43.976267-90.5044271 Tomah Museum (Tomah Area Historical Society), 1112 Superior Ave (between Monowau and Juneau Sts), ☏ +1 608 372-1880. May-Oct: Tu-Sa 1PM-4PM. Local museum includes exhibits on Frank King (creator of the Gasoline Alley comic strip), Chief Tomah, and the town's role in the American Civil War. Free. (updated Apr 2015)
* 43.97408-90.5042722 Little Red Schoolhouse (Watermill School), 1318 Superior Ave (at Holton St inside Gillett Park). Memorial Day-Labor Day: W,Sa 1PM-4PM. Single-room schoolhouse built in 1864, originally located northeast of Tomah. Free. (updated Apr 2015)

## Do

* 43.97006-90.518113 Wisconsin Woodsmen, 1625 Butts Ave, info@woodsmenhockey.com. See website for current season schedule. Enjoy an ice-hockey game at the Tomah Ice Center. The Woodsmen play in the North American Tier III hockey league. Price varies by seat location. (updated Aug 2023)

## Buy

* 44.01832-90.4946211 Antique Mall of Tomah, 1510 Eaton Ave. Large antique store with local gift and art gallery attached. (updated Feb 2024)
* 44.018833-90.4947362 Humbird Cheese Mart, 2010 Eaton Ave. Highway side stop for Wisconsin cheese, ice cream, and gifts. (updated Feb 2024)

## Eat

* Evergreen's Supper Club, 1095 Apollo Road, Black River Falls, ☏ +1 608-272-3202. Food and drinks in a rustic setting to the North of Fort McCoy. Specials on Friday and Saturday, with reservations recommended on those days. (updated Feb 2024)
# Lakes and Mountains

Lakes and Mountains is a Maine region that encompasses the counties of Androscoggin, Franklin and Oxford, plus the northern portion of Cumberland County.

## Understand

* Tourism information$^{[deadlink]}$ from Visit Maine

## Regions

* Androscoggin County
* Cumberland County (northern portion only; excludes Greater Portland)
* Franklin County including Rangeley Lakes
* Oxford County including the Pennacook Valley (River Valley region)

## Towns

* 44.665556-70.1469441 Farmington — a quaint town with many buildings on the National Register of Historic Places
* 43.847222-70.5188892 Frye Island — a seasonal resort town on an island in Sebago Lake
* 44.95922-70.153953 Kingfield — the principal gateway to Sugarloaf, a major ski resort
* 44.100556-70.2152784 Lewiston—44.089167-70.2413895 Auburn — twin cities with a strong French-Canadian heritage
* 43.962778-70.28256 New Gloucester — home to the last active Shaker village in the U.S.
* 44.060556-70.3936117 Poland and Poland Spring — a historic resort area that is home to Range Ponds State Park
* 44.9658-70.64748 Rangeley — the center of the Rangeley Lakes Region resort area
* 43.735833-70.5519449 Standish — a recreational area and suburb of Portland
* 44.698611-70.42138910 Weld — gateway to Mount Blue State Park

## Other destinations

* 44.40417-70.790561 is mostly in New Hampshire, but extends across the border into this region.

## Connect

As of July 2016, cell phone reception can be spotty in the northern part of this region, even in populated areas. Check the coverage maps for your carrier and prepare to find alternative methods of communication. AT&T Wireless is particularly unreliable, with locals preferring Verizon or Consumer Cellular.
# Mu Ko Bu Lon

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Mu Ko Bulon (หมู่เกาะบุโหลน) is a small archipelago or group of islands, touted to be the administrative / conservative office center and part of Mu Ko Phetra Marine National Park, located in the thai sub-district of Ko Bu Lon, La-ngu district, Satun province, Southern Thailand.

## Understand

Mu Ko Bu Lon is features :

### Ko Bulon Yai (เกาะบุโหลนใหญ่)

The main and biggest island of the archipelago. Mostly known as Ko Bu Lon Le (เกาะบุโหลนเล), is the home of some simple yet nice resorts and home stays, apart from caves, many of the reefs and a community of Urak Lawoi, one of the Chao Rai (Sea Gypsies) that lived here from unmemorable times. The ferry and boat terminal is on the final of Hat Na Kae and the neighboring Ao Muang (Mango Bay).

### Ko Bu Lon Khi Nok (เกาะบุโหลนขึ้นก)

Mostly known as Ko Bu Lon Don (เกาะบุโหลนดอน), this island counts with a pristine beach on the east. Ban Ko Don village has a school, a quarry in the mountain, and the administration center of Mu Ko Phetra National Park.

### Ko Bu Lon Mai Phai (เกาะบูโหลนไม้ไผ่)

The island's name means Bu Lon Bamboo Island. This island has no structures, only two beaches and a tropical forest with casuarines at the beach. Often, tourists go here to do sightseeing, and you can camp there.

### Ko Bulon Rang Nok (เกาะบุโหลนรังนก)

Formerly known as Ko Luk Hin, this is an even smaller island, without structures, only some trees, rocks around the island and a small rocky beach.

### Ko Bulon Kai (เกาะบุโหลนไข่)

Previously known as Ko A Yam, this very small islet has a few numbers of trees and rocks.

### Hin Khao (หินขาว)

Known by strangers as White Rock is a particular gray-whitish stone that sticking out of the sea.

### Ko Tu Kun Phae (เกาะตู้คุนแพ)

A small rock band with a discontinued light tower.

### Ko Bong Kang (เกาะบ่องกาง)
## Ko Bu Lon Yai

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# Ellijay

Ellijay is a city in Georgia's Historic High Country. It is considered the Apple Capital of Georgia.

## Get in

By car: take Interstate 575/515 off Interstate 75 from Atlanta.

## Get around

Ellijay has a quaint downtown area with various speciality and antique shops and restaurants but the shopping centers and all the chain restaurants are on the highway.

## See

* Amicalola Falls State Park and Lodge, 418 Amicalola Falls State Park Rd, Dawsonville, a state park centered around a cascade about 20 min southeast of Ellijay on Hwy 52 East.

## Do

* Buy some apples at apple orchards in Apple Alley along Hwy 52 East
* Go to the Georgia Apple Festival in October
* Ride the nearby Blue Ridge Scenic Railway
* Pan for gold in nearby Dahlonega
* Shop in Downtown Ellijay
* Raft, canoe, kayak or tube the Cartacay River
* Go to Carter's Lake
* Hike in the Ridgeway Recreation Area west of town, Walnut Mountain east of town, or Bear Creek Trail northwest of town
* Visit the southern terminus of the Appalachian Trail at
** 34.626667-84.1936111 Springer Mountain.
* Horseback riding
* Mountain biking
* Visit surrounding waterfalls
* Wildlife viewing

## Buy

* Downtown Ellijay
* Burt's Pumpkin Farm, located just before Amicalola Falls on Hwy 52 East
* Hillcrest Orchards, located on Hwy 52 East about 10 mins from Downtown.
* Chewing baccer
* Shine'
* sweet tay

## Eat

* Pink Pig Barbeque
* Longhorns
* Charlie's
* River Street Grill
* Poole’s Real Pit Barbecue
* Cantaberry
* Okinawa Restaurant‎

## Drink

There aren't many bars in Ellijay due to a very religious population.
* River Street Tavern, 40 River Street, ☏ +1 706 635-6166.

## Sleep

* Best Western Mountain View Inn 94 Mountain View Dr, East Ellijay. The hotel offers mountain views and a friendly staff of locals. Be sure to pet the hotel cats. Tel: 706-515-1500 or Toll Free 866-515-4515.
* Rainbow Cabin Rentals of North Georgia riverfront cabin rentals in the North Georgia mountains with direct access to trout fishing, canoeing, and tubing. Make reservations online.
* Stafford Inn
* Cabin Rentals Of Georgia, 801 E Main Street Ste B Blue Ridge, ☏ +1 706-925-9059. Beautiful vacation homes available for rental in all areas of Gilmer county. Fully equipped kitchens, hot tubs, fireplaces, and many with pool tables. Some are pet friendly.
* 34.776231-84.6662221 The Overlook Inn (North Georgia Getaway), 9440 GA-52 (15.3 miles west of Ellijay on GA-52), ☏ +1 706-517-0300, info@theoverlookinn.com. Check-in: 3:00-8:00pm, check-out: 11:00am. Boutique lodging offering six private guest rooms and breakfast at the top of the mountain, between Chatsworth and Ellijay. Private bathrooms, hot tubs, and fireplaces. Rooms: $169-$239. (updated Mar 2021)

## Go next

Jasper is 45 minutes south, Atlanta is 2 hours and 10 minutes south and Blue Ridge is 20 minutes north by car.
# Wilson

Wilson is a city in North Carolina that is home to a diverse collection of historic homes in its center city along beautiful tree-lined streets. Some say it has North Carolina's finest collection of bungalows. Wilson's arts scene is growing and is home to the Theater of the American South.

## Understand

Once known as the world's largest tobacco market, Wilson's economy has diversified. Home to several pharmaceutical companies, Firestone Tires, and BB&T's major data center. The city has invested in a fiber-to-the-home network that provides the fastest internet speeds in North Carolina on an all fiber-optic network.
Wilson is near the crossroads of I-95 and US 264 about 40 minutes east of Raleigh.

## Get in
### By train

Wilson is served by two Amtrak trains per day.
* 35.72318-77.9078841 Wilson railway station. (updated Nov 2019)

### By plane

The Wilson Industrial Air Center provides services to private planes.
Wilson is 60 minutes from the Raleigh-Durham International Airport.

### By car

Wilson is on I-95 and US 264.

### By bus

* Greyhound, 320 Nash St NE (near the train station). Tickets aren't sold at this stop (buy them online or at another station).

## See

* Whirligig Museum, 230 Goldsboro St, SW, Suite 201. (updated Mar 2023)

## Eat

For BBQ lovers, WIlson is home to Parkers BBQ, a stalwart on the NC BBQ scene.
# Xigaze (prefecture)

Xigaze (日喀则; Rìkāzé), also Shigatse, is a prefecture in Central Tibet. Named after its capital city Shigatse, it has numerous places of interest for tourists, and has good public transportation by Tibetan standards.

## Cities

* 29.27171688.8883851 Shigatse - officially known as Samzhubzê District, this is the administrative centre and the only major urban area in the region.
* 28.9202689.599562 Gyantse - the fourth largest city in Tibet. Home to a famous stupa.
* 27.9910285.98123 Dram - town located at Nepal border
* Drongpa
* Lhatse - a minor town with little tourist interest, but important as a transportation hub as it is final destination for all public transportation in the direction of Mount Kailash and Nepal. There are a few guest houses and several shops.
* 28.1609385.977264 Nyalam - site of 'Milarepa's cave'.
* 28.90476188.0178215 Sakya - a large village with an important old monastery.
* 28.6631187.121326 Shelkar - launching point for the landrover trip to Qomolangma National Nature Reserve.
* 28.584586.61217 Tingri - the closest town on the "highway" to Nepal and Mount Everest. It offers a wide, but simple choice of accommodation and is a good place to view Mount Everest. With camping equipment, it's also possible to trek to Everest back camp - a journey of about four days.

## Get in
### By plane

Xigatse Peace Airport is located 43 km from Shigatse city, It has flights to Chengdu, Shanghai and Xi'an.

## See

* 28.18111186.8030561 Qomolangma National Nature Reserve. A reserve spanning the foothills of the northern side of Mount Everest.
* 28.19521486.8279042 Rongbuk Monastery . A sacred monastery near Everest with a magnificent view of the north face of Everest.
* Nyalam Pelgyeling Monastery, 10 km north of the village of Nyalam. A monastery built around a cave where the enlightened yogi Milarepa (1040-1123) and his disciple Rechungpa spent many years in meditation.
# Apuseni Mountains

The Apuseni Mountains are a branch of the Carpathian Mountains in Transylvania, Romania. They are fast becoming an agrotourism and ecotourism hotspot, as they offer wonderful scenery, secluded areas, great Romanian social and rural experiences, as well as a spirit and mood that is unbeatable. Despite still being fairly hard to access, especially by public transport, the Apuseni Mountains make for a great off-the-beaten track destination. Their gateway town, Huedin, is luckily very easy to access by train.

## See

* 46.80719122.8620211 Arborele Sequoia, Rogojel. A 200 years old giant sequoia tree.

## Go next

* Huedin
* Calata
* Mânăstireni
* Râşca
* Nearsova
* Horlacea
# Altar Desert

The Altar Desert is a sandy region in the north of Sonora; it is part of the Sonoran Desert. The desert extends across much of the northern reach of the Gulf of California, spanning more than 100 kilometres (62 mi) east to west and over 50 kilometres (31 mi) north to south. It constitutes the largest continuous wilderness area within the Sonoran Desert.

## Understand

The Altar desert lies above the northeast corner of the Sea of Cortez (Gulf of California). The region is part of the 2 million-acre El Pinacate/Gran Desierto del Altar Biosphere Reserve, a Mexican National Preserve. The fishing village of El Golfo lies at the southwestern corner of the desert.
The Gran Desierto covers approximately 5,700 km² (2,200 sq mi), most of it in the Mexican state of Sonora. The northernmost edges reach across the international border into Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument and Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge in southwestern Arizona, United States. The region is dominated by sand sheets and dunes ranging in thickness from less than 1 km (0.62 mi) to greater than 12 km (7.5 mi). Most of the sand of the desert was delivered by the Colorado River during the Pleistocene, which flowed through the present-day Gran Desierto area approximately 120,000 years ago.

### Flora

Large areas of the southern and eastern sand sea, especially near the margins, have a moderately dense (up to 20%) cover of perennial low shrubs and herbs such as bursage and longleaf jointfir with creosote bush in areas of thin sand cover. Palo verde, acacia, and ocotillo communities occur on alluvial slopes on the northern side of the sand sea, particularly in arroyos and washes.

### Climate

The Gran Desierto has a warm to hot arid climate. Mean annual rainfall, most of which occurs between September and December, is 73 mm (2.9 in) at Puerto Peñasco, Sonora (located at the southeastern margin of the sand sea on the Gulf of California) and decreases northward toward Yuma, Arizona (on the northwestern edge) to 62 mm (2.4 in) per year. Mid-summer highs in excess of 45 °C (113 °F) are common in the central sand sea. Mid-winter lows of less than 10 °C (50 °F) are rare.

## Get in

The Altar may be reached from San Luis Rio Colorado, south of Yuma, Arizona.
Most of the area is protected; there are a few routes through the desert (next to the railway tracks) to El Golfo. Offroad cross-country travel is prohibited, though locals and American off-road groups still traverse the desert illegally on a regular basis.

## See

The Gran Desierto is best known for its magnificent star dunes, many in excess of 100 metres (330 ft) high. More than two-thirds of the Gran Desierto is covered by sand sheets and sand streaks. The remaining area is split equally between a western population of star dunes and an eastern set of transverse or crescentic dunes. Some of the larger crescentic dunes in the northeastern sand sea exhibit reversing crests, a transitional morphological feature associated with star dunes.
# Darawiish

Darawiish (dervish) was a Dhulbahante anti-colonial monarchy during the reign of sultan Diiriye Guure that was situated in the Khatumo region, founded in Dareemo Caddo which existed from 1896 until 1920 in the Horn of Africa. It is best known for having participated in the longest ongoing anti-colonial campaign during the Scramble for Africa when it fought against Abyssinian, Italian and British forces.

## Understand

Darawiish was a state founded by the Sayyid, Ismail Mire, Obsiiye Seed Magan, and Maxamuud Dheri in 1896. Its constituents, the Dhulbahante avoided signing a colonial treaty like the other tribes. Although the warrior nature and the praise for resiting subjugation has earned them the praise of Somalis and non-Somalis alike, the poetry recited by its leaders and remembered by subsequent generations has left the greatest legacy. These Darawiish poems touch on various topics such as battle successes, defeats, stoicism, glory, culture, etiquette as well as slander.

## See

The Darawiish have left lots of architecture leaving a reminiscence of their past deeds. Those include:
* 9.148348.42111 Taleh. (updated Jan 2020)
* Buuhoodle fort.
* Jidali fort.

## Stay safe

The after-effects of the Darawiish can still be felt to this day, as regional states within the vicinity of its former territories each seek to expropriate the glory associated with it.

## Go next

* Ancient Egypt was one of the greatest civilizations in ancient history. They're known for huge pyramids and an empire.
# Matterhorn

The Matterhorn (French: Mont Cervin, Italian: Monte Cervino) is one of the tallest mountains in the Alps, straddling the border of Switzerland and Italy.

## Understand
### Geography

The Matterhorn has a pyramidal shape with four faces facing the four compass points: the north and east faces overlook the town of Zermatt; the south face overlooks the resort town of Breuil-Cervinia; and the west face looks towards the mountain of Dent d'Hérens, which straddles the border. The north and south faces meet at the summit to form a short east-west ridge.
The Matterhorn's faces are steep, and only small patches of snow and ice cling to them; regular avalanches send the snow down to accumulate on the glaciers at the base of each face, the largest of which is the Zmutt Glacier to the west. The Hörnli ridge of the northeast (the central ridge in the view from Zermatt) is the usual climbing route.

### History

The Matterhorn was one of the last of the main Alpine mountains to be ascended, not because of its technical difficulty, but because of the fear it inspired in early mountaineers. The first serious attempts began around 1857, mostly from the Italian side; but despite appearances, the southern routes are harder, and parties repeatedly found themselves having to turn back. However, on July 14, 1865, in what is considered the last ascent of the golden age of alpinism, the party of Edward Whymper, Charles Hudson, Lord Francis Douglas, Douglas Robert Hadow, Michel Croz and the two Peter Taugwalders (father and son) was able to reach the summit by an ascent of the Hörnli ridge in Switzerland. Upon descent, Hadow, Croz, Hudson and Douglas fell to their deaths on the Matterhorn Glacier, and all but Douglas (whose body was never found) are buried in the Zermatt churchyard.

## Get in

The Matterhorn can be visited from either side: 46.01937.74611 Zermatt on the Swiss side, or 45.9344447.6311112 Breuil-Cervinia on the Italian side.

## Get around

    See also: mountaineering
# Knowledge Corridor

The Knowledge Corridor is an urban region of New England that surrounds the principal cities of Hartford and Springfield.
The region is known for its high concentration of colleges and universities. It features the second-highest concentration of higher learning institutions in New England (behind Greater Boston) and one of the five highest concentrations in the United States. It is New England's second-most-populous urban area, featuring 2.18 million people, 120,000 college students, and 29 colleges and universities.

## Cities and regions

The Knowledge Corridor includes portions of the following cities and regions:
* The Pioneer Valley region of Massachusetts
** Springfield
** Northampton
** Amherst
* The Connecticut River Valley region of Connecticut
** Hartford
** Middletown
** Storrs