Essays by Isaac Asimov about geography

Copyright © 1995 by Edward Seiler and Richard Hatcher. All rights reserved.

It's a Wonderful Town!

Subject: New York City
First Published In: May-76, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction
Collection(s):

• 1978 Quasar, Quasar, Burning Bright
  

The Park Phenomenon (w/Janet)

Subject: a description of New York's Central Park
First Published In: 1990-1992, Los Angeles Times
Collection(s):

• 1993 Frontiers II
  

New York, New York

Subject: the attraction of New York lies in its variety
First Published In: Jun-82, The Big Apple Mysteries
Collection(s):

• DOES NOT APPEAR IN ANY COLLECTIONS
  

I Love New York

Subject: refuting the myths of New York as a difficult place to live
First Published In: May-84, Maclean's
Collection(s):

• 1987 Past, Present, and Future
  

Oh, East is West and West is East -

Subject: latitude and longitude
First Published In: Mar-65, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction
Collection(s):

• 1966 From Earth to Heaven
  

Right Beneath Your Feet

Subject: antipodes
First Published In: Jan-67, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction
Collection(s):

• 1968 Science, Numbers, and I
  

Times of Our Lives

Subject: time-zones
First Published In: May-67, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction
Collection(s):

• 1968 Science, Numbers, and I
  

Non-Time Travel

Subject: international date line
First Published In: Jun-67, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction
Collection(s):

• 1968 Science, Numbers, and I
  

A Map Too Good to Be True

Original Title: Was the Vinland Map Authentic of Forged? (V5)
Subject: a Viking map shows Greenland accurately
First Published In: 14-Aug-87, Los Angeles Times
Collection(s):

• 1989 Frontiers
  

Second to the Skua

Subject: Antarctica
First Published In: Jul-78, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction
Collection(s):

• 1979 The Road to Infinity
  

By Land and By Sea

Subject: Antarctic exploration
First Published In: May-78, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction
Collection(s):

• 1979 The Road to Infinity
  

The Deepest Lake

Subject: Lake Baikal in Siberia is the deepest lake at 5,713 ft deep
First Published In: 1990-1992, Los Angeles Times
Collection(s):

• 1993 Frontiers II
  

The Isles of Earth

Subject: islands
First Published In: Jun-66, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction
Collection(s):

• 1966 From Earth to Heaven
  
• 1977 Asimov on Numbers
  

Up and Down the Earth

Subject: mountains and deeps
First Published In: Feb-66, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction
Collection(s):

• 1966 From Earth to Heaven
  
• 1977 Asimov on Numbers
  

Old Man River

Subject: rivers
First Published In: Nov-66, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction
Collection(s):

• 1968 Science, Numbers, and I
  

The Floating Crystal Palace

Subject: icebergs
First Published In: Apr-78, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction
Collection(s):

• 1979 The Road to Infinity
  
• 1989 Asimov on Science
  

Water, Water, Everywhere-

Subject: oceans
First Published In: Dec-65, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction
Collection(s):

• 1966 From Earth to Heaven
  
• 1977 Asimov on Numbers