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What's Hidden on Alaska's Forbidden Island?

Ready to be seen? Check that appointment off your to-do list with Zocdoc ✅: https://zocdoc.com/acrosstheglobe #sponsored Attu Island is the westernmost point of Alaska, and of the entire United States, famous for its remoteness and brutal weather. While it’s officially American soil, Attu sits so far west that it’s actually in the Eastern Hemisphere, closer to Russia than to most of Alaska, with the International Date Line bending around it just to keep it on the same calendar day. It was the site of the only land battle of World War II fought on American soil, where almost 3,000 soldiers died, while the Native people who had lived there for thousands of years were taken to a prison camp in Japan and never allowed to return. Today it's completely uninhabited. So, what exactly is going on with Attu Island? ► The Deadliest Geographic Place In Every US State (You Never Want To Visit) https://youtu.be/i1V5b14xYxM ► What's Hiding In Florida Will Catch You Off Guard (Even Locals Have No Idea) https://youtu.be/93wsrT4o2HU ► 15 Incredible Places In Idaho You Didn't Know Existed https://youtu.be/38GNUGoher4 While we do our best to provide you with the most accurate information. These are after all just our take based on data we analyzed. You should make your own decisions based on your own experiences by visiting the places we talk about! SUBSCRIBE for new videos WEEKLY! Thanks for watching Across The Globe! We put out top ten videos where we share facts and opinions about the world and its geography! If you're a curious person and are intrigued by travel then this is the channel for you! #acrosstheglobe 0:00 - 0:42: Intro 0:42 - 3:48: Where Attu Sits 5:28 - 7:57: The Village Before 7:57 - 12:38: One Year That Emptied the Island 12:38 - 17:10: What Attu Is Made Of 17:10 - 20:30: The Birthplace of the Winds 20:30 - 24:23: Life at the End of the Chain 24:23 - 27:50: What's Out There Now 27:50 - 30:19: The Strategic Question

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