Map Quizzes
A mental map of the world is the core geography skill, and the only way to build one is to work with maps, not lists. These map quizzes make you locate, name and recall countries directly on the map: guess the highlighted country in the World Map Quiz, name all 197 from memory in the Countries of the World Quiz, or race the clock typing every European country and watching the map fill in.
Each map game is free and playable instantly in your browser. They pair well with the flag games: recognize the flag, then find the country.
All 8 map quizzes
Zoom Out
A map zoomed in to 500 metres with every name stripped off. Guess the city. Skipping zooms out one level and costs a point, guessing wrong costs two.
The 92
Name all 92 clubs in the Premier League, Championship, League One and League Two. Watch the map of England and Wales fill in as you go.
Europe Countries Game
Type all 51 European countries as fast as you can and watch the map fill up green.
State Capitals Quiz
Type all 50 US state capitals from memory. Each correct capital lights up its state and drops a dot on the map.
Route 66 Quiz, new
Name the 8 states Route 66 crosses, then 45 towns and landmarks from Chicago to Santa Monica.
World Map Quiz
A country is highlighted on the world map: name it. Hints guide you closer with every guess.
Countries of the World Quiz
Name all 197 countries of the world from memory and watch the map fill up green.
US States Game
Type all 50 US states from memory as fast as you can and race for the leaderboard.Map Quizzes FAQ
What map quizzes can I play here?
The World Map Quiz (name the highlighted country with hints), the Countries of the World Quiz (name all 197 from memory), the Europe Countries Game (type all 51 countries against the clock), the US States Game and the State Capitals Quiz (all 50, as fast as you can), Zoom Out (name a city from a map zoomed in to 500 metres), The 92 (every English league club on a map) and the Route 66 Quiz (the eight states and the stops along the road).
Are these map games good for studying?
Yes. Typing countries onto a live map is one of the fastest ways to memorize locations for school tests, trivia nights, or travel. Repetition with instant visual feedback does the work.
Do the map quizzes work on a phone?
Yes, every map game is optimized for mobile and tablets as well as desktop.