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Guess the eight regions of Japan.
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Can you name the 5 remaining Communist Countries?
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The Russian Federation is divided into 83 subjects, 21 of which are republics. How many of them can you name?
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Name the 100 biggest cities in Sweden.
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An Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) is the sea area that extends 200 nautical miles (370 km/230 mi) from a country's sea coast, or to the midpoint between it and a neighbouring country. These include the ...
For each American country, name the flag.
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Which countries are closest to Turkey?
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Given the country, name the twenty biggest cities in South America.
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Name the countries whose land territory lies on, or nearest to, the 30 degree west meridian.
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Enter the names of the 10 biggest cities, by population, of Ecuador according to the 2010 census.
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The following countries have exactly three land borders with other nations. Can you name the neighbouring countries?
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Name the two biggest cities in each country shown.
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