Most ISOLATED Towns In The World!

These isolated places seems to me, that I'm leaving at the end of the world.

I'm quite lucky, I've been to Tristan da Cunha, Barrow and Palmerston Island on this list. I agree that Palmerston would be the nicest place to live, but it is VERY remote! Have also visited Pitcairn Island and its Dependencies which are uninhabited, and also St Helena, Ascension etc.

Why appendix removed ?

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shit video...mainly only
american places

"Barrow is as remote as you can get in America"

Lists Glasgow as #2

You've received a lot of good feedback, but I just think it's a cheap shot with clickbait. Thumbnail implied there was a place I'd never heard of and found very intriguing. I want to see that island village, in the middle of the sea. Not watching anymore videos.

All of the Islands are on my Bucket List as of now!!!

All thanks to google earth😅

I visited Longyearbyen and Edinburg of the Seven Seas: they're almost the opposite of each other, and both stunning

Fake Thumbnail 👎🏼

Barrow is no longer allowed to be called Barrow. They’ve changed it to the native name

"People still use horses and mules here"

Bruh they ain't special, do you know how many people I've seen going through drive throughs with horses in my town?

What's the name of the volcanic island on the first screenshot of the video on ytb?

Your forgot one of the most isolated islands with a small town called Adamstown on Pitcairn island. Only 40 people live there today. Most of them are descendants of Fletcher, who were mutineers on the HMS Bounty. They wanted to flee the harsh taxation of the Monarchy of England. It just so happens that the island is basically a rounded mountain/hill. So airports are out of the question. The coastline is jagged cliff, & only has one spot where boats are let down from a steep embankment with cables on wenches, this is their small port. It's to bad the government or U.N. doesn't give the people of Adamstown Pitcairn Welfare & have a ship come by with supplies at least every 3-4 months, instead of twice a year. They should also put a large battery bank to maintain the town with electricity with a couple of the giant wind generators, like we have here on the U.S. mainland & the Hawaiian islands. They could also put at least 2-5 acres of solar panels, along with several 5000 gallon water catchment tanks. The island should also grow bamboo as a source of material to build homes & buildings, since it grows so fast. A large communal garden of 4-8 acres or more, could easily feed 40-60 adults. About 4-6 milk cows, raise some pigs & a few big cows for meat. Bring in plenty of chickens for fresh eggs & to eat. Get an orchard growing with several different fruits trees, like oranges, bananas, coconuts. Have some men go out twice a week to fish for big fish. Maybe even put out a baited long line with 300-500 hooks & pull it in with a powerful electric winch after 48-72 hrs. All the four wheelers & bicycles would be electric & could be charged with the solar panels & giant wind mill generators. The island could flourish, the same could be done to the City of the 7 seas as well. There are so many uninhibited islands, that could be turned into tropical paradises, all over the world in between the tropics of Cancer & Capricorn. I bet there are many young men who would work for free in building these small towns on these uninhibited islands, in exchange for a hectare of land, to start a family of his own. The U.N. could provide the giant wind generator or maybe 2. 200 or so lithium ion batteries, & the wire to electrify all the tiny houses built of bamboo. One of the Pitcairn islands is completely flat & uninhabited & would be perfect to build a self sufficient city, with only electric transportation. Clean living, no alcohol, & only marijuana could be used as a recreational drug.

Is The Seventh Salvation of Edinburgh, the capital of Tristian da Cunha, is the remotest at all very long way by bos around the island...very interesting, but very hard and very expensive i need to say hello?
i think Tristian da Cunha probably the remotest place i've been seen but didn't go but definety i will do.
any question, any suggestion, any-how i can do.

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I love it when the thumbnail is not in the video.