19 Places to Escape to When You Want to Disconnect

With traffic jams, annoying neighbors, busy streets, and overcrowded malls, there have probably been plenty of times in your life when you dreamed of living as far away from other people as you possibly could.
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TIMESTAMPS
Socotra Island 0:44
Oymyakon 1:03
Hawaii 1:33
Pitcairn Island 2:03
The Kerguelen Islands 2:31
Easter Island 2:56
McMurdo Station 3:18
Ittoqqortoormiit 3:57
Motuo County 4:22
Tristan da Cunha 4:43
The loneliest locations:
Greenland 5:42
the Falkland Islands 6:04
the Gobi Desert 6:23
French Guiana 6:48
the Australian Outback 7:07
the Western Sahara Desert 7:26
Iceland 7:52
Snake Island 8:11
Point Nemo 8:57
SUMMARY
-Tristan da Cunha, the most remote place in the world, is located 1,700 miles away from South Africa and 2,000 miles away from South America.
-A little more than 55,000 people live in Greenland - an area that’s over 800,000 square miles in size.
-The Falkland Islands are 300 miles away from South America and have a population of just 3,000 residents.
-Approximately 57,000 people call the unfriendly Gobi Desert their home.
-There are more squirrel monkeys than people in French Guiana.
-The Australian Outback is just another name for the biggest part of the desert that occupies a large portion of the continent.
-500,000 people that spread over a territory of 250,000 square miles in the Western Sahara.
-Volcanoes, earthquakes, and glacial rivers make Iceland a little tricky to live in.
-The most inhospitable place in the world where you’ll feel isolated is Snake Island, which belongs to Brazil.
-Located in the South Pacific Ocean, Point Nemo is the most remote point in the world.
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