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Geography
Countries of Africa by Region
Which part of Africa each country is in: north, west, central, east or southern.
Countries of the Americas by Region
Is each country in North America, Central America, the Caribbean or South America?
Who Borders Whom in the Americas
Land neighbors of countries in North, Central and South America.
Countries of Asia by Region
Which part of Asia each country is in: east, southeast, south, central or west.
Who Borders Whom in Asia and Africa
Land neighbors of well-known countries in Asia and Africa.
Australia: States, Capitals and Places
Australian states and territories, their capitals, and famous places.
Biomes of the World
The major habitats of Earth, their climate, plants and where they are found.
Famous Bridges, Towers, Dams and Buildings
Landmarks built by people and the cities they are in.
Canadian Cities and Their Provinces
Well-known Canadian cities matched to the province or territory they are in.
Canada: Cities, Places and Facts
Big cities, famous places, waters and borders of Canada.
Canada: Provinces, Territories and Capitals
Canada's ten provinces and three territories and their capital cities.
Which Country Has This Capital?
Start from the capital city and name its country.
Capitals of Africa
The capital city of each of Africa's 54 countries.
Capitals of Asia
The capital city of the countries of Asia, including the Middle East.
Capitals of Europe
The capital city of the countries of Europe.
Capitals of North America, Central America and the Caribbean
Capital cities of the countries of North America, Central America and the Caribbean.
Capitals of Oceania
Capital cities of Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific island countries.
Capitals of South America
The capital cities of the twelve countries of South America.
World Capitals: Must-Know Mix
Capital cities from every continent, the ones everybody should know.
The Caribbean Islands
Island countries and territories of the Caribbean Sea, their capitals and languages.
World Cities and Their Countries
Well-known cities that are not capitals, matched to their countries.
Cities on Famous Rivers
Which famous river flows through each city.
Continents and Oceans
The seven continents, five oceans, and the big facts about them.
Languages Spoken Around the World
The main language or languages of countries around the world.
Which Continent Is This Country On?
Match countries from all over the world to their continents.
Currencies of the World
The money used in countries around the world. These are long-standing currencies.
Deserts of the World
Famous deserts and where to find them.
Countries of Europe by Region
Which part of Europe each country is in: northern, western, eastern or southern.
Who Borders Whom in Europe
Land neighbors of European countries, a map-reading workout.
Flags: Americas and Europe
What the flags of countries in the Americas and Europe look like, described in words.
Flags: Asia, Africa and Oceania
What the flags of countries in Asia, Africa and Oceania look like, described in words.
The Great Lakes
The five Great Lakes, the states and provinces around them, and the cities on their shores.
India: States and Capitals
Many of India's states and their capital cities, plus Delhi and Ladakh.
Island Nations and Landlocked Countries
Is the country an island nation or landlocked (no ocean coast)? Plus the sea it is near.
Famous Islands of the World
Big and famous islands and where they are.
Famous Lakes of the World
Big and famous lakes and where they are.
Landforms and Bodies of Water
Words for the shapes of the land and water on Earth.
Landmarks of the Americas
Famous landmarks of North, Central and South America and where they stand.
Landmarks of Asia and Oceania
Famous landmarks of Asia, Australia and the Pacific, with their locations.
Landmarks of Europe and Africa
Famous landmarks and the city and country where they stand.
Big City vs. Capital Around the World
Countries where the biggest or best-known city is not the capital.
Major Rivers of the World
Famous rivers and where they flow.
Map Skills Vocabulary
Words you need to read maps and globes: equator, hemisphere, latitude, compass rose and more.
Mexico: States and Capitals
The states of Mexico, Mexico City, and their capital cities.
Middle East and Central Asia
Geography of the Middle East and Central Asia: seas, rivers, deserts and capitals.
Famous Mountains and Peaks
Famous mountains and where to find them.
Mountain Ranges of the World
Major mountain ranges and the continents or countries they are in.
Seas, Gulfs and Bays
Famous seas, gulfs and bays and the lands they touch.
Southeast Asia
Countries, capitals, rivers and places of Southeast Asia.
Straits, Canals, Peninsulas and Capes
Narrow waterways, man-made canals, peninsulas and capes and what they connect.
Time Zones Basics
How time zones work, with the U.S. zones and a few world cities.
United Kingdom: Nations, Capitals and Places
The four nations of the UK, their capitals, and well-known counties, rivers and mountains.
UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Famous places protected as World Heritage Sites and the countries where they are.
State Abbreviations: Alabama to Montana
The two-letter postal codes for states from Alabama through Montana.
State Abbreviations: Nebraska to Wyoming
The two-letter postal codes for states from Nebraska through Wyoming, plus Washington, D.C.
Which State Has This Capital?
Start from the state capital and name the state.
All 50 State Capitals
Every state, every capital, in alphabetical order by state.
State Capitals: The Midwest
Capitals of the twelve Midwestern states.
State Capitals: Northeast and Mid-Atlantic
Capitals of the northeastern and mid-Atlantic states, plus the national capital.
Capital Is Not the Biggest City
States where the capital city is a smaller place than the state's best-known big city.
State Capitals: The South
Capitals of the southern states from Virginia to Texas.
State Capitals: The West
Capitals of the mountain and Pacific states, plus Arizona and New Mexico.
U.S. Regions: Which Region Is Each State In?
Northeast, Midwest, South or West: where each state sits using the U.S. Census regions.
U.S. Cities and Their States
Well-known American cities matched to the state they are in.
U.S. Geography Facts and State Neighbors
Borders, firsts, the biggest and smallest states and other facts about American geography.
What U.S. National Parks Are Famous For
The sights each famous national park is known for.
U.S. National Parks and Their States
Which state or territory each national park is in.
U.S. Rivers, Mountains and Natural Features
Rivers, mountain ranges, deserts and other natural features of the United States.
Biggest City in Each State
The largest city by population in each state, which is often not the capital.
State Nicknames
The best-known official or popular nickname of each state.
U.S. Territories and Washington, D.C.
The inhabited U.S. territories, where they are, and their main towns.
Waterfalls and Volcanoes
Famous waterfalls and volcanoes and where they are.
Wonders of the World
The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, the New Seven Wonders, and famous natural wonders.
Biggest, Longest, Highest: Geography Records
Superlatives of the physical world: largest, longest, tallest and deepest.