Mixed Geography Photo Trivia

Some people take cruises; other people sit on beaches. Some vacations are just poorly planned. These ten locations would need serious nerves to not only reach, but to withstand. It begs the question, why would we even go?

Please enjoy my first foray into the world of photo-quizzes - a look at some of the smaller things in our world...

From our family's travels we have brought back several knickknacks as mementos. This quiz will test your knowledge of some of these places. Good luck!

The theme of this quiz has, perhaps not surprisingly, something to do with sinking. Let's explore a few places which have or are experiencing a sinking feeling.

Road Flooded Ahead were signs once frequently seen in Australia. New dams and reservoirs however have greatly eased this problem. Here are ten dams or reservoirs from around the world. Can you work out their names from the pictured clues given? Have fun.

Some classic vacation destinations for you to enjoy-free!

We admire the many colours of this world, from its green fields to its pure white snow caps. This quiz will allow you to check out the globe through some rose coloured glasses.

Tom Lehrer's 1953 song 'Lobachevsky', which he says was inspired by Danny Kaye's routine about Stanislavsky, mentions a number of locations in what was then the USSR. Let's visit ten of the places listed on his trail of mathematical plagiarism.

This is a travel advisory for all FT players. The ten forests listed in this quiz are all HAUNTED. As a public service, I will tell you the names of the woods and give you a picture to know what to avoid. You will tell me where the forest is located.

Join me as I fly around the globe, receiving flight directions from my helpful navigator. (Note that all coordinates have been rounded to the nearest degree). You can see the maps!

In this quiz, your goal is to name the state. That's it! It's probably tougher than you think though-- a lot of these states are international. Good luck!

Uninhabited, untouched, unspoiled. The places found in this quiz are defined as 'nonecumene'-- they're all unpopulated-- there's no sign of life. Good luck!

To put it simply, you're not allowed to visit these places. Don't even try. See if you know where they are, but don't make any sudden movements; we're watching you. Good luck!

The Sanskrit word "jangala" (uncultivated land), describes jungles and rainforests. They are warm, humid and have plenty of precipitation which supports life. This quiz truly is a jungle!