find yourself stranded and lost in far away from any civilization or people who could offer any help but the absolute worst place on the entire planet to be stranded on without a doubt is in norway well not this part of norway but this part this tiny little island far away from all of us in the south atlantic called bouvet to say that bouvet is remote would be a vast understatement first of all nobody lives here it's completely uninhabited second of all it's quite literally the most isolated piece of land anywhere on earth meaning that it is the piece of land that is the furthest away from any other land the nearest other land mass is NUMBER_TOKEN kilometers away to the south and that's just antarctica besides that it's NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN kilometers away across ocean from the nearest actually inhabited land mass and that's just the tiny speck that is tristan de cunha island population only NUMBER_TOKEN. besides that it's NUMBER_TOKEN kilometers away to the nearest inhabited continent in southern africa this means that if you draw out a circle with a radius of NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN kilometers with bube island right in the center and you are located on bouvet you would be the only human within that entire circle and the circle would have an area roughly equivalent to the entire european continent imagine being the only human in europe and that's the level of isolation that you feel here alone and this is all besides the point that bouvet itself is incredibly tiny only NUMBER_TOKEN square kilometers in total area which is only about half the size of disney world in orlando but unlike disney world NUMBER_TOKEN of bouvet is covered by a thick icy glacier and temperatures only average throughout the entire year at about negative one celsius it is a desolate empty isolated and frozen wasteland in the middle of nowhere that for some reason belongs to norway the island is so remote that no human eyes ever even witnessed it until NUMBER_TOKEN. when a french ship sailed by it on an expedition but didn't land nearly a century went by until another group of humans even saw it again in NUMBER_TOKEN this time a british ship but once again they failed to actually land the first NUMBER_TOKEN confirmed landing on the island took place in NUMBER_TOKEN when a group of british sailors landed and claimed it for great britain but then after they left nobody came back to visit the island again for another NUMBER_TOKEN years throughout the entire NUMBER_TOKENth century there may have only been four ships who ever visited the island and only one of those actually landed the norwegians finally arrived to the uninhabited and almost unvisited island only in NUMBER_TOKEN when they built a hut raised a flag and claimed it for themselves as the british had once done a century earlier back then in NUMBER_TOKEN the british initially disputed norway's claim to the island but after giving it a second thoughts they decided that bouvet was a tiny b didn't have any harbors for ships and didn't really have any resources and c was in the literal middle of nowhere that wasn't nearby to anything of even the most remote strategic importance and so the british relented and allowed the norwegians to claim it and today bouvet island is norway's only real overseas dependency despite being located nearly NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN kilometers away from the capital of oslo and as you'd expect there isn't
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