Geography games

Daily country, flag, capital and outline puzzles, name-all quizzes that fill in a live map, flags of every continent, click-the-map for the world and the 50 states. Free, no account.

Today, the same for everyone

Guess the countrySix clues, six guesses, one country a day.LOADINGGuess the flagOne flag a day. Hints after every miss.LOADINGGuess the capitalA capital city. Whose is it?LOADINGGuess the US stateA state outline, distance and direction hints.LOADINGGuess the outlineA silhouette, then distance and direction.LOADING

197 COUNTRIES 50 STATES 41 GAMES

Name them all

Name all 197 countries197 countries, 15 minutes, the map fills in as you type.197 COUNTRIESName the countries of Europe46 countries, 6 minutes, the map fills in as you type.46 COUNTRIESName the countries of Asia48 countries, 7 minutes, the map fills in as you type.48 COUNTRIESName the countries of Africa54 countries, 7 minutes, the map fills in as you type.54 COUNTRIESName the countries of South America12 countries, 2 minutes, the map fills in as you type.12 COUNTRIESName the countries of North America23 countries, 4 minutes, the map fills in as you type.23 COUNTRIESName the countries of Oceania14 countries, 2 minutes, the map fills in as you type.14 COUNTRIESName all 50 statesEight minutes, the map fills in as you type.50 STATESName every world capital197 capitals against the clock.197 CAPITALSName the capitals of Europe46 capitals against the clock.46 CAPITALSName the capitals of Africa54 capitals against the clock.54 CAPITALSName the capitals of Asia48 capitals against the clock.48 CAPITALSName the capitals of South America12 capitals against the clock.12 CAPITALSName the 50 state capitalsEvery state listed, type its capital.50 CAPITALS

Flags

Flags of EuropeAll 46, four choices each, against the clock.46 FLAGSFlags of AsiaAll 48, four choices each, against the clock.48 FLAGSFlags of AfricaAll 54, four choices each, against the clock.54 FLAGSFlags of South AmericaAll 12, four choices each, against the clock.12 FLAGSFlags of North AmericaAll 23, four choices each, against the clock.23 FLAGSFlags of OceaniaAll 14, four choices each, against the clock.14 FLAGSFlags of the worldAll 197, four choices each, against the clock.197 FLAGS

Click the map

Click the countries of EuropeAll 46, first click counts.46 COUNTRIESClick the countries of AfricaAll 54, first click counts.54 COUNTRIESClick the countries of AsiaAll 48, first click counts.48 COUNTRIESClick the countries of South AmericaAll 12, first click counts.12 COUNTRIESClick the countries of North AmericaAll 23, Caribbean included.23 COUNTRIESClick the countries of OceaniaAll 14, atolls marked.14 COUNTRIESClick every country in the worldAll 197, first click counts.197 COUNTRIESClick the 50 statesAll 50, first click counts.50 STATESFind the capitalA capital comes up, click its country.160 CAPITALSClick all the neighboursSelect every bordering country, then check.140 ROUNDS

Higher or lower

Which country is bigger?Two countries, pick the larger. Streak until you miss.STREAKWhich has more people?Two countries, pick the more populous. Streak until you miss.STREAKWhich capital is farther north?Two capitals, pick the northern one. Harder than it sounds.STREAKWhich mountain is taller?Seventy-four peaks, pick the taller one.STREAKWhich has more neighbours?Count the land borders. China and Russia tie at 14.STREAK

What this is

41 geography games from one static dataset: five daily puzzles that are the same for everyone, timed name-them-all quizzes that fill in a live map as you type, flag quizzes with neighbouring countries as decoys, click-the-map games for every continent and the fifty states, and higher-or-lower rounds on area, population, latitude, mountains and borders.

The country list is the usual 197: the 193 United Nations members plus Vatican City, Palestine, Kosovo and Taiwan. Continents follow the UN geoscheme, so Russia, Cyprus and Kosovo count as Europe, Turkey and the Caucasus as Asia, and Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean as North America.

Borders come from Natural Earth, populations from the World Bank, areas and capitals from the open countries dataset, all rounded reference figures. Everything is static JSON drawn in your browser: no account, no server, nothing you type leaves the page. Scores, streaks and today's guesses are kept in this browser only.