Which Risk Map territories have you visited?

[Rain Man]

Just wondering if we have them all covered. For the purposes of this, you can count a territory if you've set foot in it.

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by ottawa_chiefs_fan

8 in northwest territory???? i call BS - my son lives there and i have doubts that 8 of 40 or so people that took this have been to yukon, NWT or Nunavut. basically 3 towns - whitehorse, yellowknife or iqaluit.

I'm curious about that one. Maybe some military folks or something? Or maybe people who aren't quite sure where Banff and Calgary are? That does seem high.

I almost got a business trip to Nunavut once. A client wanted a study of resident opinions on polar bear management. Sadly, it didn't come fruition.

[Rain Man]

So it seems like the places where Chiefsplanet has not yet planted the flag include:

Greenland - Understandable. I've been pondering a trip there on the ferry system that runs up the west coast, but it hasn't made it to #1 yet. Plus, you spend a lot of time in airports trying to get there

Iceland - This one surprises me. Half my company has been to Iceland and they have good airfares. I haven't been yet, though.

Ukraine - Probably not too surprising. It was a pretty short window between Soviet and war zone.

Congo - I'm kind of surprised no one's been there on a vacation. I wouldn't expect much coverage, but I thought we'd get someone.

Irkutsk - This one is going to require a Chiefsplanet-funded expedition. I wonder if the Trans-Siberian railroad goes through here?

Siberia - See Irkutsk above. And who marked off Yakutsk? I want to hear the story behind that.

Indonesia - This one's a shocker. No one's been to Bali or the Philippines? I'm guessing that manila-chief hasn't voted, so I bet we can eventually mark this one off.

New Guinea - Not a surprise. I really want to go there, but have been put off by reports that it's more or less lawless in the cities and you need a full-scale National Geographic expedition in the jungle.

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by MagicHef

Does this mean I'm the only CP person that's been to western Australia? I'm surprised, actually.

That is a bit of a shocker. I'm not sure what pulls people there other than Perth or maybe Broome, but I figured we'd have more representation. I almost made it there once, but decided to do Tasmania instead.