Misc Geography Quizzes

Name the countries that are located entirely on islands.

Name the landmark based on its picture!

For example, a person from Mexico is called a Mexican.

We give you three clues. You name the country.

Name the landmark based on its picture!

Name the countries that these islands are part of.

Name the world's biggest islands.

What "geographic" answer goes with Fries, Press, and Vanilla?

Name the countries with the highest annual military spending.

Based on the clues, name the European country.

We give you three clues. You name the country.

For each category, name the biggest thing.

For each landmark, name the country in which it is located.

Piccadilly Circus, Westminster Abbey, and Fog. Which city could it be?

Guess these places whose English names have changed.

Updated again! Name the 100 islands with the highest population.

One continent, one country and two U.S. states have "North" in the name.

Can you identify these islands based on their shape?

The difficulty has been upped for #3!

Another more difficult version.

Feature of Dover = White ______?

Rain, Starbucks, and the Space Needle. Which city could it be?

Dressing, Dolls, Roulette?

One continent, three countries and two U.S. states have "South" in the name.

Try to guess the 50 most popular street names in the United States.

Socrates, Acropolis, Olympics. Which city could it be?

Name the cities where these landmarks are located.

Based on the biggest city, name the island.

Like a certain place where the Fresh Prince was born and raised.

Every winter, I fly from Massechussets to the Mediteranian.

For each landmark, name the country in which it is located.

Such as a channel that lies between England and France.

These foods are named after places. Guess what they are.

Checkpoint Charlie, Brandenburg Gate and Potsdamer Platz? Which city could it be?

Guess these four-letter place names.

Muffin, Channel, Mastiff?

Can you name the countries that have the most islands of at least 10 square kilometers in size.

Based on the clue, name the European city.

Name the biggest islands in the Mediterranean Sea.

Name the cities where these landmarks are located.

Hollywood, Smog, Rodeo Drive?

We give you three clues - you name the country. (Some obscure answers).

Name the countries that these islands are part of.

In just 3 minutes, try to name the biggest countries located completely on islands.

Complete the movie title by adding the geography term.

Guess these four-letter place names.

Fill the blanks in these geographical analogies.

Fill the blanks in these geographical analogies.

Name the 26 world largest islands highlighted on the map.

For each island, name its biggest city.

Name the island, based on its first letter and description.

A certain city has NASA, Gulf of Mexico, and Enron. What is it?

Carp, Elephant, Pear?

We'll get there fast, and then we'll take it slow.

There's one U.S. state named after a president, and another named after a French king.

Fill the blanks in these geographical analogies.

Given the statement, name the only Asian country which fits with the clue.

I admit it, I'm addicted to analogies.

Guess the island based on its shape. Difficulty: hard.

Name the countries that have two or more islands greater than 10,000 km².

Name the national soccer teams that don't represent a completely independent country.

Click the name of each highlighted European landmark on the map.

Guess each country by a hint where every country borders the one before it.

Name these islands and island chains both real and fictional.

Guess these geographical answers based on the category and their first three letters.

Based on the description, name the peninsula!

Name the destination, based on the starting city and directions.

The first country is known as "The Land Down Under"?

Country where mariachi music originated?

Try to name the 32 boroughs of London. (with a map).

Guess the most popular U.S. street names that are also a type of tree.

I'm just a bill. Yes, I'm only a bill. And I'm sitting here on...

The first country is where you would find the Great Sphinx.

Name the countries that have multiple islands or parts of islands with a population over 1 million.

For each island, name the closest country on the mainland.

Given the statement, name the only American country which fits with the clue.

For each landmark, name the U.S. state in which it is located.

You are given a description and the starting letter. Do you know the European city?

Click the name of each highlighted American landmark on the map.

Such as a city called "The Angels".

Difficulty level: hard. Can you name the country that corresponds to each clue?

Given the statement, name the only African country which fits with the clue.

You are given a description and the starting letter. Do you know the U.S. city?

Guess these geographical answers based on the category and their first three letters.

For each landmark, name the U.S. state in which it is located.

Name the countries completely located on islands and that are considered to be part of Asia.

Table Mountain, Robben Island, Good Hope. Which city could it be?

The first country is the second largest in the world.

Name these German cities based on their starting letter and a description.

The first country has the cities of Ghent, Antwerp, and Bruges.

The first country on this quiz is where the Renaissance started.

The first country is the northernmost country in Africa.

The first country is 4,300 kilometers tall, but only 350 kilometers wide.

Guess the answer that works for both geographical clues.

Based on the clue, name the Asian city.

Name these islands in the USA, including territories.

We give you one clue: can you name the world capital?