"Project Description: On April 18th 2009, the New Scientist published an article on a remarkable project developed by researchers at the European Commission's Joint Research Centre in Ispra, Italy, and the World Bank. The authors combined a series of maps to create a new map of connectedness showing the most interconnected and remote places on earth. The maps are based on a model which calculated how long it would take to travel to the nearest city of 50,000 or more people by land or water. The model combines information on terrain and access to road, rail and river networks. It also considers how factors such as altitude, steepness of terrain and hold-ups like border crossings slow travel." - Demetrios the Traveller from Bookmarklet

Tibetan Plateau is the most remote place on earth. Somehow that is calming to know. At least there is still one place on earth that is at peace (relatively speaking ;) - echostreamer

@echostreamer keep and a place for me - Demetrios the Traveller

im sorry, I don't understand the "keep..." comment, I'm blanking - echostreamer

Free Tibet. - Adi

FREE Tibet! my friend - Demetrios the Traveller

This just reaffirms, a comment I heard from a travel writer a few years back. That no place on earth was more than 5 days away. - Bluesun 2600

Very good and interesting thank you bro. - Burçak Çubukçu

@Bluesun 2600 ;-) - Demetrios the Traveller