Africa map quiz: find all 54 countries

Learn Our World

A free geography quiz: we name a country, you find it on a map with no labels.

How to play

• Click the country named at the top of the screen. Zoom in for small countries; tiny ones also have a circle you can tap.
• Rounds: every country in the mode you pick is asked once, in random order. The bar under the header shows your progress.
• Green means you got it right, red means you missed it. Answered countries keep their colour and name, so the map fills in as you play.
• Missed one? The right answer is shown in yellow. Click the map or press Enter to carry on.
• Skip (or press S) to come back to a country at the end of the round. Show me reveals it, but counts as a miss.
• Modes: the whole world (197 countries), one continent, or All past mistakes to practise every country you've ever missed. At the end of a round, Practise these misses replays just the ones you missed in that round. Countries that aren't part of the current set are faded out and can't be clicked.
• Challenge a friend: tap Quiz ▾ and choose Challenge a friend. You get 10 questions; send the link and your friends play the same ones, then send theirs back.
• Flag quiz: tap Quiz ▾ and choose Find by flag to be shown flags instead of names (world maps). Switching starts a new round.
• Learn mode (or press L): every country is named; click one to see its flag, capital, population, size, languages, currency and neighbours. Your quiz round is paused and carries on when you switch back; switching while a question is waiting counts that question as a miss, since you could look it up.
• Streaks: your current streak is how many you've got right in a row; your longest streak is saved in this browser.

About

The quiz covers the 193 UN member states plus Vatican City, Palestine, Kosovo and Taiwan. Other territories, such as Greenland or Puerto Rico, are drawn in grey for context but aren't asked. Borders follow Natural Earth's de facto boundaries; some are disputed.

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Map data: Natural Earth (public domain). Map rendering: MapLibre. Country facts: Wikidata (CC0), population and GDP per capita from the World Bank (CC BY 4.0), languages and currencies from mledoze/countries (ODbL; our derived country data is available under the ODbL). Flags: flag-icons (MIT). Exchange rates: exchange-api (CC0), approximate and for interest only.