How many places are there in the world?

Answer 1

The question is intriguing, although the question is too vague. What do you mean by 'places'? If you mean places on the earth, then your answer would be an infinite number of places. This is so because you can divide a circle (or globe) in to two parts (places), and those in to four, and four in to eight, and so on--forever, and each division would have some space, no matter how small. You can divide any object in to different parts (places) forever. Theoretically.

Answer 2

Many places

Answer 3

There are 2 places in the world, here and there. Here is where you are there is where your going. When you get there here becomes there and there becomes here. If your going somewhere else not back to where you started then that becomes there. Okay I see a fault in my logic maybe we should introduce a third variable such as everywhere.

There are 3 places here is where you are there is where your going and everywhere is where your not. Everywhere is not a place you can actually go it's just a physical constraint of the human body. Your either here or there.

Answer 4

Alot of places in the world sorry do not know the exact number

Answer 5

what do you mean exactly? Are you talking about countries, cities, actual buildings or areas of land. Sorry, u have to be more specific than that

Answer 6

it depends what you mean exactly. Do you mean countries, cities, actual buildings or areas of land. Sorry but you have to be much more specific than that

Answer 7

I'm guessing the number is somewhere in between one and 1 000 000 000 000

Answer 8

either this is a riddle or you are serious . if you want to know try multiplying latitude and longetude (INSERT HERE) amount of times.

Answer 9

let's see

Latitude minutes and seconds x Longitude minutes and seconds =

... I'll get back to you on that. ;-)
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Answer 10

Well, you know the old saying, "If you have to ask, you can't afford it."