Exploring Historical Exclaves: Bussingen, Llivia, and Campione d'Italia

We have all looked at a map and seen all of the different countries represented by different colors. A country has some sort of border, and everything inside that border is what makes up the country. 

However, there are some exceptions. There are exclaves, which are bits of a country that are separated from the main landmass, and enclaves, which are parts of a country totally surrounded by another country. 

Why in the world would such odd arrangements ever exist?

Learn more about the exclaves of Europe and the odd circumstances that created them on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.

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