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Ten mystery countries are briefly described by groups of three clues presenting some interesting facts about them. Can you figure out which country corresponds to each trio of clues?

Straits play a vital role in maritime traffic. As recent news have evidenced, any disruption of these waterways can have serious global consequences. This quiz will explore some of the world's major maritime choke points.

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

Let's take a quick world tour through a short story. Unfortunately, some of the words have gone missing. Can you fill in the correct place names to complete the tale?

Looking west, young man? Then maybe you can identify these places, past and present, which have something to do with 'west' in their name.

Here we have ten national parks in the United Kingdom. Your task is to put them in the part of the UK in which they can be found. Good luck and have fun. Digby

Many cities have earned nicknames, and not all of them are flattering. Here is a small selection of US city nicknames. Please don't hate me if you object to the name - I've been to most of these cities and loved them all.

Cities, rivers, forests, festivals, and fascinating stories all play a role in the Lower Mainland's identity. How much do you know about this unique corner of British Columbia?

Here we have ten places in Ireland. Can you work out where these places are? Good luck and have fun. Digby

Home to the world's loftiest mountain peaks, high-mountain Asia is a vast geographical region that occupies much of the central and southern part of the continent. This quiz will explore some of the significant features of this unique part of the world.

Can you locate these noteworthy features of England's geography?

Ask someone what's the capital of Georgia or the biggest city in Illinois and most people could name them. This quiz is aimed at almost the biggest cities in ten states. Match up the state to cities that don't always get the spotlight.

There are 11 states in the U.S. named after real historical people. California is widely believed to be named after a mythical black warrior queen, Queen Calafia, from a Spanish novel "Las sergas de Esplandián" by Garci Rodríguez de Montalvo in 1510.

The border between Wales (in Welsh, Cymru) and England (Lloegr) is just over 150 miles long and runs from Deeside in the north to the Severn estuary in the south. To which side of the border do each of these British settlements belong?

I will give you ten questions about facts related to England, and you choose the correct answers.

Various cities around the United States have nicknames. It is always interesting to me to find out how they achieved these monikers. Match the city to the image that represents its nickname.

Places on maps have changed names many times over the centuries and for many reasons. At times it is to honor a monarch, at times to recognize the explorer who claimed it, and at other times to go back to its roots.

Chile is a long, narrow country that runs along the west coast of South America. From deserts to icefields, it is a land of striking contrasts. Can you locate and identify its most distinctive features, and neighbouring waters and countries?

The highest latitude in the contiguous United States is approximately 49°23'N in Minnesota, and the lowest latitude is at approximately 24°31'N in Florida. Halfway between those two points is 36°57'N, which cuts through the city of Fresno, California.

This collection quiz is dedicated to some of the thousands of islands that are part of various Asian nations. How many of them can you pick out from this list?

Gold rushes not only make and break people, they also create or stimulate growth of entire towns. Classify these different cities into the gold rush with which they are associated.

Inspired by one of the stops in the Globetrot Trivia 7 challenge, this quiz focuses on various places in the world that have a strong connection with the production and trade of salt, a commodity that in past times was often more valuable than gold.

In England (and the rest of the UK), many historic "forests" are royal forests, ancient woodlands, or named woodland regions, and not always continuous dense forest. Can you find your way "Into the Woods" and locate these historical English forests?

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 adopted this quiz because I grew up in Georgia and visited Jekyll Island often. At the time I was fascinated with the pirate history there. So this quiz is about the unique geography at the site (and how it may help a pirate).

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!