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Some world capitals have existed for thousands of years, while others were established in much more recent times. This quiz will test you on your knowledge of the history of some of these remarkable cities.

Welcome to Newfoundland and Labrador! Hope you brought your parka and toque. Let's take a look at the land of silly phrases, small towns, rich history, mixed cultures, historic sites... and of course, cliffs, wind, and subarctic cold. Enjoy!

From this list of place names, identify the ones located in Gloucestershire while ignoring those which aren't. They cover most of the various parts of the county.

Harry, Hermione, and Ron were on the run in "Deathly Hallows 1", looking for clues regarding Horcruxes and trying to avoid capture. Hermione took them to non-magical places in England that she remembered visiting with her parents.

Welcome to Whirlwind Voyages! We are ready to take you on an unforgettable trip around the world. Can you recognize any of the places you will visit in this ten-day... um, ten-question trip? Take this quiz and find out!

Leave your other obligations behind because you have to visit ten different spots around the world, and the catch is that they all begin with 'L'. Good luck!

In the contiguous 48 United States the latitude spans from 49°23'N in Minnesota to 24°31'N in Florida. Halfway between is 36°57'N, clipping the southern edge of Santa Cruz, California. Which cities in the contiguous 48 states are above that midpoint?

Dig deep into South America and see if you know where to find these ten cities scattered through its diverse nations. Good luck!

Scotland has hundreds of islands, most of which are part of the Hebrides, Orkney or Shetland. Can you match each of these islands with the island group that they belong to?

All you need is a map and your thinking cap because in this quiz, you simply need to locate ten South American destinations. Good luck!

A salt pan is a large, flat area of ground covered in a thick crust of salt and other minerals. These pans are usually found in deserts or very dry places. Match the salt pans to the country where they are located.

Here we have ten seaside towns in England. All you have to do is select the seaside towns and dismiss the rest. Good luck and have fun. Digby

Though rather small as continents go, Europe is rich in historically and economically significant rivers. How many of these venerable watercourses can you pick out from this list?

Botswana is a landlocked nation at the heart of southern Africa, known for its expansive wilderness areas, diverse ecosystems, and uniquely shaped borders. Can you identify some of its most important physical features, rivers, and neighbouring countries?

Lots of interesting landmarks in Ontario to visit!

India is one of Asia's largest and most diverse nations, known for its immense population, wide cultural variety, and dramatic physical landscapes. Can you locate some of its most important geographical features (and neighbouring regions)?

These are the two largest cities in the Indian state of Rajasthan. Can you identify which terms are associated with each of them?

Here are ten questions about the geography of Vietnam. From fantasy formations and terraced terrains to mighty metropolises and the occasionally noisy northern neighbor, here you'll get taste of Vietnam (spoiler: tastes a lot like chicken). Enjoy!

Can you locate on the map each of these national capital cities which are NOT the city with the largest population in that country? (While city populations do change over time, the size differences here are likely to remain for a long time.)

Do you know the location of major Greek cities? Test your knowledge by identifying the cities numbered on this map.

This quiz has been refreshed. I hope you enjoy your visit to places named after trees and learn some interesting things as well. Thank you for playing.

This quiz will take you to twelve significant locations in North Carolina. Use the list of place names provided to fill in the blanks and complete the text.

Love rhymes, travel, and a dash of geography magic? Hop through ten countries, each with three places that rhyme - raindrops, landmarks, and cities to discover. Your favourite places await, so let's start singing your favourite things! Enjoy!

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 pretended that when Atlas shrugged the world sitting on his shoulders, ten map silhouettes fell to the ground. Match them to their name which is shown in English and the language of the country.

There are hundreds of islands in the Mediterranean Sea. Which of these are Greek islands?

"Which country's capital is Panama City?" Duh... Asking for the country of a given capital city can feel like giving away the answer, especially when the capital either mirrors the country's name or tweaks the name ever so slightly. Easy, right?

The names of some countries come with a little extra flair - the article "the", which is used to denote plural lands, archipelagos, federations, kingdoms, republics, or countries named after notable geographical features. Can you name them all? Enjoy!

Some cities are so famous that people often mistake them for national capitals. They may steal the spotlight, but do they really rule? Match each description to the city everyone thinks is the capital... and the one that actually is! Enjoy!

Explore the Persian Gulf and discover how well you know its coastal region.