New islands

[Poiponen13]

Jade Island to coast of Norway.

[Max Rockatansky]

Pat Summerall Island to coast of Norway.

A grand idea. 

[kirbykart]

Jade Island to coast of Norway.

Usually islands are not affixed to the coast. Maybe you meant 'Pat Summerall Peninsula'.

[skluth]

New page means more new islands!

An island in the northern portion of Lake Winnipeg. Would be named D$fsayugjfidkvpdk-du-Oh!-No! Isle.

An island off the coast of Lima. Like, 50+ miles away from the mainland. Is populated by coconuts, waterfowl, and kielbasa bushes.

A quarter-mile wide ring island around Corsica, 2 km away from the coast.

A chain of islands built so that a freeway from Madagascar to Mauritius can be built.

An island built off the coast of Lodi, Ohio. Has 17 Dollar Generals surrounding a Costco and a Love's.

Now I want a bush that grows kielbasa.

[GaryV]

^ Would you find that in the plant nursery near the spaghetti bushes? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVo_wkxH9dU

[kirbykart]

More new islands!

126 islands would be constructed off the coast of El Salvador. A city would be built on these islands called Venice II.

An island would be built in the middle of the Indian Ocean. MMM's helicopters would move Poiponen to this island. Goat Jesus lives and does not live on the eastwest coast of this island.

Every laptop computer would be collected and compacted and dropped in the Sargasso Sea.

An island made of basalt is constructed off the coast of Ashgabat, Turkmenistan. Would have roads, trees, villages, and gallon jars of pencils.

[Poiponen13]

More new islands!

126 islands would be constructed off the coast of El Salvador. A city would be built on these islands called Venice II.

An island would be built in the middle of the Indian Ocean. MMM's helicopters would move Poiponen to this island. Goat Jesus lives and does not live on the eastwest coast of this island.

Every laptop computer would be collected and compacted and dropped in the Sargasso Sea.

An island made of basalt is constructed off the coast of Ashgabat, Turkmenistan. Would have roads, trees, villages, and gallon jars of pencils.

Booger Queen Island to coast of new York.

[kirbykart]

Pat Summerall Island to coast of Cagliari.

[Max Rockatansky]

Carhorn Island in the middle of Flat Caldera Lake on the west slope of Mount Illinois. 

[Poiponen13]

Murmansk is largest city north of Arctic Circle, with about 300,000 people. But there could be even larger city in North America, in Northwest Territories. The Canada north of Arctic Circle should have many cities over 10,000.

[hotdogPi]

Murmansk is largest city north of Arctic Circle, with about 300,000 people. But there could be even larger city in North America, in Northwest Territories. The Canada north of Arctic Circle should have many cities over 10,000.

There's still so much empty space between 50°N and 55°N and even some south of that that communities north of the Arctic Circle aren't needed.

[Poiponen13]

Murmansk is largest city north of Arctic Circle, with about 300,000 people. But there could be even larger city in North America, in Northwest Territories. The Canada north of Arctic Circle should have many cities over 10,000.

There's still so much empty space between 50°N and 55°N and even some south of that that communities north of the Arctic Circle aren't needed.

But midnight sun and polar night in city would be very cool, so I would rather build many, many new cities, towns and villages to area where they can be seen.

[GaryV]

But midnight sun and polar night in city would be very cool, so I would rather build many, many new cities, towns and villages to area where they can be seen.

Feel free. Line up the funding. Get the permits. Arrange it with the First Nations. Then see if anyone will move in. Hint: You might have to offer very generous incentives.

[Poiponen13]

But midnight sun and polar night in city would be very cool, so I would rather build many, many new cities, towns and villages to area where they can be seen.

Feel free. Line up the funding. Get the permits. Arrange it with the First Nations. Then see if anyone will move in. Hint: You might have to offer very generous incentives.

Large cities would be constructed to see midnight sun and polar night.

[Scott5114]

Murmansk is largest city north of Arctic Circle, with about 300,000 people. But there could be even larger city in North America, in Northwest Territories. The Canada north of Arctic Circle should have many cities over 10,000.

There's still so much empty space between 50°N and 55°N and even some south of that that communities north of the Arctic Circle aren't needed.

But midnight sun and polar night in city would be very cool, so I would rather build many, many new cities, towns and villages to area where they can be seen.

It's too cool. People can't handle how cool it is.

[Poiponen13]

Murmansk is largest city north of Arctic Circle, with about 300,000 people. But there could be even larger city in North America, in Northwest Territories. The Canada north of Arctic Circle should have many cities over 10,000.

There's still so much empty space between 50°N and 55°N and even some south of that that communities north of the Arctic Circle aren't needed.

But midnight sun and polar night in city would be very cool, so I would rather build many, many new cities, towns and villages to area where they can be seen.

It's too cool. People can't handle how cool it is.

What does that mean?

[Max Rockatansky]

Murmansk is largest city north of Arctic Circle, with about 300,000 people. But there could be even larger city in North America, in Northwest Territories. The Canada north of Arctic Circle should have many cities over 10,000.

There's still so much empty space between 50°N and 55°N and even some south of that that communities north of the Arctic Circle aren't needed.

But midnight sun and polar night in city would be very cool, so I would rather build many, many new cities, towns and villages to area where they can be seen.

It's too cool. People can't handle how cool it is.

Too cool for school?  Cool as ice?

[Poiponen13]

Murmansk is largest city north of Arctic Circle, with about 300,000 people. But there could be even larger city in North America, in Northwest Territories. The Canada north of Arctic Circle should have many cities over 10,000.

There's still so much empty space between 50°N and 55°N and even some south of that that communities north of the Arctic Circle aren't needed.

But midnight sun and polar night in city would be very cool, so I would rather build many, many new cities, towns and villages to area where they can be seen.

It's too cool. People can't handle how cool it is.

Too cool for school?  Cool as ice?

I meant that seeing midnight sun and polar night in a major city would be very fun, not the temperature.

[Max Rockatansky]

Murmansk is largest city north of Arctic Circle, with about 300,000 people. But there could be even larger city in North America, in Northwest Territories. The Canada north of Arctic Circle should have many cities over 10,000.

There's still so much empty space between 50°N and 55°N and even some south of that that communities north of the Arctic Circle aren't needed.

But midnight sun and polar night in city would be very cool, so I would rather build many, many new cities, towns and villages to area where they can be seen.

It's too cool. People can't handle how cool it is.

Too cool for school?  Cool as ice?

I meant that seeing midnight sun and polar night in a major city would be very fun, not the temperature.

The midnight sun and polar night are so cool they're hot, so hot they're cool?  So, we are talking Poptarts levels of coolness?

[Scott5114]

Murmansk is largest city north of Arctic Circle, with about 300,000 people. But there could be even larger city in North America, in Northwest Territories. The Canada north of Arctic Circle should have many cities over 10,000.

There's still so much empty space between 50°N and 55°N and even some south of that that communities north of the Arctic Circle aren't needed.

But midnight sun and polar night in city would be very cool, so I would rather build many, many new cities, towns and villages to area where they can be seen.

It's too cool. People can't handle how cool it is.

Too cool for school?  Cool as ice?

I meant that seeing midnight sun and polar night in a major city would be very fun, not the temperature.

The temperature makes it not fun.

[Big John]

Or converting peninsulas? https://www.theonion.com/peninsula-wishes-it-was-island-so-bad-1850078272

[Poiponen13]

Souky would be largest city north of Arctic Circle (currently held by Murmansk), largest city north of 70'N (currently held by Hammerfest), northernmost city with population over 10,000, 25,000, 50,000, 100,000 and 250,000 people, with a population of 300,000. It would have world's northernmost streetcar system.

[Max Rockatansky]

Quotas for how many people live on an arctic islands?  That sounds suspiciously like Gulags again.

[Poiponen13]

Quotas for how many people live on an arctic islands?  That sounds suspiciously like Gulags again.

The new cities would house many people.

[kirbykart]

Souky would be largest city north of Arctic Circle (currently held by Murmansk), largest city north of 70'N (currently held by Hammerfest), northernmost city with population over 10,000, 25,000, 50,000, 100,000 and 250,000 people, with a population of 300,000. It would have world's northernmost streetcar system.

You see, you're wrong. It would only have 23,456 people, would be at 68.92'N, and would be the seventeenth-largest city north of the Arctic Circle.