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Many islands in the world are simply round landmasses in the middle of the sea. But these ten are some of the most uniquely shaped islands. Can you identify them on their shape alone?

This is a quiz about the Great Lakes in North America. Its scope is the traditional larger lakes such as Ontario, Erie, Huron, Michigan and Superior. So, break out a map or use your knowledge!

Located in central Germany, Thuringia is a beautiful and interesting place. How much do you know about it?

In just 2024 alone, Florida's Gulf Coast was hit by three major hurricanes. From a list of 16 Florida beaches, can you choose the ten that are the Gulf Coast versus the Atlantic Ocean?

The Sunshine State is an incredible place to visit but bring some sunscreen and a hat if you're making your vacation in the summer. Can you locate some of Florida's biggest cities and locations on this crudely drawn map of the state?

The four cities featured in this quiz are the largest in Scotland. Can you identify which item is associated with which each city? Good luck!

Discover the magical land of Mongolia, a vast country with impressive landscapes and a rich history.

The Iberian Peninsula includes the sovereign countries of Portugal, Spain and Andorra, as well as the UK territory of Gibraltar. Test your knowledge of the geographical features of this large European region by taking this collection quiz!

At night, the urban lights light up your area, but, from space, they show where population centers are. Can you identify the large population centers from only the city lights?

This quiz is about the layout of the state of New Hampshire. In other words, things you could find out on a map. Cartography is the art and science of making and using maps.

Georgia is known as the "Peach State" and California is the "Golden State". Can you match up pictures to the state that correspond to their state's nickname?

A little quiz to test your knowledge of Scottish towns and cities. Here are some towns and cities in Scotland. There are 15 listed. Can you find them? Three wrong and you're out.

You have three weeks and let's just say you want to see as much as possible. Here's your itinerary, at least loosely. See if you can figure out where you're going. Bon voyage!

The word "grand" has many meanings: impressive, stately, idealistic, magnificent, noble, principal, comprehensive, first-rate. A number of US cities have included this word in their name. See how you fare in your knowledge of these cities.

The ancient city of Carthage was "born to the purple" in the sense that the people possessed the secret of making the expensive cloth, which, in turn, became one of their most important trade goods.

At night, the urban lights light up your area, but, from space, they show where population centers are. Can you identify the large population centers from only the city lights?

The Top End of Australia is so hot at Christmastime. I need to get somewhere cooler. Please arrange these road trip cities from most northern to most southern on a road trip from Australia's most northern capital to its most southern capital.

One of the world's largest cities, Shanghai, China exhibits a fine balance of showing off the ultramodern alongside old culture and traditions. In this quiz, we have ten spots you might be surprised to see in this cosmopolitan destination.

France has 13 territories outside of Europe. This quiz focusses on the inhabited ones, missing out Clipperton Island. These territories are mostly classed as collectivities, departments and regions. Place them in the sea area they are in or bordering.

At night, the urban lights light up your area, but, from space, they show where population centers are. Can you identify the large population centers from only the city lights?

Join me in a visit to Tuscany, one of the most popular regions of Italy. Choose the places which can be found there while avoiding those located in other areas.

Longitude 110 degrees East runs through Asia, and three oceans. Let's follow the line and see where we end up. You may need a map...

Have you ever been to Italy? Have you ever wanted to go? It's a big country with a lot to do, so get your map handy and see if you can locate ten of its destinations. Good luck!

North America sure seems to have its fair share of peninsulas! They were formed in the distant geological past by a variety of means, such as continental drift and glacial activity.

The Earth is crisscrossed by imaginary lines that run north and south and east and west. We use them as a point of reference. They are used by navigators, cartographers, meteorologists and astronomers. This quiz is about those lines we can't do without.

Most sovereign countries are divided in administrative units that go by a variety of names. Can you place each of these first-level subdivisions in the continent where they belong?

I love the Greek islands: there are thousands of them, with about 200 being inhabited. Can you list the top ten largest islands in descending order of size, starting with the largest and going down to the tenth largest?

Welcome to Bermuda! Now let's forget about your triangles, and visit Breathtaking Bermuda!

The history of London's bridges goes back 2,000 years. Given a clue for each, can you list London's road bridges in their correct order from west to east - that is, going downstream? Note: railway and footbridges are NOT included in this quiz!

Have you been in Benin? No? Come with me on this trip across this skinny African country!