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Random Countries on a Borderless Pangea Map
About 200 millions years ago, almost all the landmasses on Earth were forming a supercontinent called Pangea.
Can you name these 20 modern-days countries shaded in black on the conceptual map below?
The answers change every time you play.
Can you name these 20 modern-days countries shaded in black on the conceptual map below?
The answers change every time you play.
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Some country shapes have been rotated, bent, changed in propotion or splitted to match the pangea overall shape
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Last updated: December 27, 2021
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| First submitted | December 27, 2021 |
| Times taken | 2,179 |
| Average score | 90.0% |
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vermiciousknid
+1
Level 88
Feb 9, 2022
Great idea!
MDawg396
+1
Level 56
Apr 16, 2022
Is that little bit over there India?
Elboy
+3
Level 70
Apr 17, 2022
Sorry, I am not sure to fully understand what you mean.
nromero02
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Level 67
May 8, 2022
The landmass to the right of Africa and up from Antarctica is what becomes the subcontinent of India, yes.
soleplayer
+3
Level 48
Nov 5, 2022
Funny how Turkey became an island and was split in half
sleepyscoops
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Level 38
Jan 10, 2024
Quite good! Better than the bordered one by far
Elboy
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Level 70
Jan 10, 2024
Thank you very much!
MrDinosaur
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Level 37
Mar 7, 2024
If Sao Tome and Principe could have a little circle that would be great, but fantastic quiz nonetheless
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