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Merseyside was created in 1974, taking in parts of Lancashire and Cheshire. Liverpool is the main city, but there are other towns of note in the region, which includes the Wirral Peninsula. Your task is to pick them out from those listed.

A mix of 10 Geography questions, submitted by 10 different FunTrivia players! The first few questions are easy, but the last couple are tough!

I have lived in Alabama for almost thirty years now and am still amazed at the diverse geographical areas that abound here. Simply match up the geographic type with its photo. I have also added where in the state it can be found.

Following the news the past few years has helped me to learn more about important places, both geographical locations and cities, in Ukraine. What about you? Let's see what you know!

Rivers shape landscapes, sustain ecosystems, and power civilisations. This quiz follows the winding paths of these endless grey ribbons. Are you ready to dive in and see how many questions you can answer correctly about them? Good luck!

This quiz is all about mountain ranges, the giants that stretch across borders. They might not all be eight miles high, but they do have some very high peaks. Can you match each range to the countries it spans, according to mountainfieldguide.com?

The world's fifth-largest country, Brazil is like a small continent, home to a wide variety of geographical landscapes and some of the largest cities in South America. Can you pick the ten major Brazilian cities out of this list?

This quiz is about European countries which are landlocked. See if you can correctly identify which countries they are surrounded by. Good luck!

A mix of 10 Geography questions, submitted by 10 different FunTrivia players! The first few questions are easy, but the last couple are tough!

The title is a reference to the... curious names of some towns within the great Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. From metro areas and borderline disputes to rolling mountains, flowing rivers, and growing forests, test your knowledge of Pennsylvania here.

There are 33 countries whose land mass lies entirely south of the equator - not partly below, but entirely below. In other words, their northernmost line of latitude, the northernmost point of those countries, is still south of the equator.

The Baltic Sea is surrounded by nine countries. Most of them have several ports. Choose which port is in which country.

The United States has over 60 national parks. Can you match the park with the correct state it's in? Enjoy reliving my moments at these wonderful parks!

Rivers can be dangerous places for a number of reasons. These waterways listed are the cause of death to people and animals every year around the world. Come learn a bit more about the rivers and their inherent dangers!

There are a lot of cities in the world with a French sounding name. Can you pick the twelve cities in this list that are NOT located in France, avoiding the six cities that are in France?

On a remote Pacific island, towering stone figures stand watch over centuries of change. Beneath their gaze lies a rich cultural legacy. This quiz explores the voices, traditions, and mysteries behind Rapa Nui's legendary guardians.

All of these interesting towns in the USA have something in common: If you go down (due south) from them, you will arrive at a large, populous city.

Beside Australasia, Melanesia, Micronesia and Polynesia are the other three main regions in Oceania located in the Pacific Ocean. Sort out the 12 islands into the three regions.

There are dozens of seas on Earth, both named as such and sometimes called by other names. Can you pick out the correct choices from the list of options provided without clicking three wrong answers?

Some countries are known for their extremely high altitudes, whilst others barely rise above the ground. Can you sort these ten countries into the appropriate category?

See if you can match the dancing style with the country.

My (imaginary) elephants are going to march from Anchorage to Veracruz, visiting five different Canadian provinces or territories, five different American states, and five different Mexican states on their way. Do you know which country each is in?

As you can tell from the spectacular skyline used as a cover image for this quiz, Shanghai has a multitude of fascinating buildings, both new and old. Can you identify the ones pictured here?

All the cities listed below are among the world's major ports. A number of them are located on the Pacific Ocean or any of its marginal bodies of water. Can you figure out which ones?

Every state in the United States has a nickname, either officially adopted or unofficially popular. In the final labeling quiz of this series, eleven states of the American South are shown on the image. Label each state with its nickname. Enjoy the quiz!

Every state in the United States has a nickname, either officially adopted or unofficially popular. In the third labeling quiz of this series, twelve states of the American Northeast are shown on the image. Label each state with its nickname. Enjoy!

Kaliningrad is a region with a complex history and a unique position on the map. In this quiz, you'll be given ten statements about Kaliningrad - five are true, five are false. Can you tell which is which?

A mix of 10 Geography questions, submitted by 10 different FunTrivia players! The first few questions are easy, but the last couple are tough!

As the saying goes, world capitals come in all shapes and sizes. Can you sort these cities in the boxes provided according to the features they share?

Alexandria on the Mediterranean coast is the second largest city in Egypt. Twinned with various cities, match this selection of Alexandria's twins to their countries. Note that some city names occur in more than one country.