North America map quiz
Canada to Panama and every Caribbean island nation: find each one on the map.
How it works
- Choose Find, Name or Learn.
- Find: tap the country named at the top. You have three tries; after the third it is shown to you. Skip (or the S key) saves a country for the end of the round, with the tries it has left.
- Name: the country lit up on the map is the question; type its name. Spelling slips in long names are forgiven.
- Drag to move the map, pinch or use + and − to zoom. Very small countries carry a dot you can tap.
- At the end you see your score and time, and can play only the ones you missed.
Why play here
- The Caribbean
- Thirteen island nations, most of them a dot at this scale. Zoom to the Lesser Antilles to tell Saint Lucia from Saint Vincent.
- Typing is free
- The harder Name mode, where you type each country, costs nothing here.
- Learn before you play
- Learn mode lets you explore the map freely before a timed round.
- Practise what you missed
- One tap replays just the countries you got wrong, until you know them all.
The 23 countries of North America
With their capitals, as the quiz asks them.
- Antigua and Barbuda St. John's
- Bahamas Nassau
- Barbados Bridgetown
- Belize Belmopan
- Canada Ottawa
- Costa Rica San José
- Cuba Havana
- Dominica Roseau
- Dominican Republic Santo Domingo
- El Salvador San Salvador
- Grenada St. George's
- Guatemala Guatemala City
- Haiti Port-au-Prince
- Honduras Tegucigalpa
- Jamaica Kingston
- Mexico Mexico City
- Nicaragua Managua
- Panama Panama City
- Saint Kitts and Nevis Basseterre
- Saint Lucia Castries
- Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Kingstown
- Trinidad and Tobago Port of Spain
- United States Washington, D.C.
Questions
Why are Central America and the Caribbean here?
They are part of the North American continent. Seven countries in Central America and thirteen in the Caribbean are asked in this round.
Are Greenland and Puerto Rico asked?
No. Both are drawn in grey: Greenland belongs to the Kingdom of Denmark and Puerto Rico is a United States territory.
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