Place one correctly and it stays placed, so the 200 of them come off the map a region at a time. Today’s race is 8 of them against the clock, the same set for everyone until midnight. The map under it is the other half: the countries you have actually been to.
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Follow the coast from the Nordic countries to the Mediterranean, then work inland. The small countries between familiar neighbours are where the map starts to surprise you.
Play any region in one round, or choose All countries to complete the whole continent in a single round.
From the Central Asian republics to the islands of Southeast Asia, learn how the largest continent fits together, one region at a time.
Play any region in one round, or choose All countries to complete the whole continent in a single round.
Go inside the borders. Find the states of India, the counties of Sweden and the regions that give each country its shape. Pick any of the countries below and it deals one part of that country at a time, on the country’s own map.
Start with Canada, the United States and Mexico. Then follow Central America south and trace the islands across the Caribbean.
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Follow the Mediterranean coast, cross the Sahel and work down to the Cape. Each regional round gives you a smaller piece of the continent to get to know.
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A coastline, a few dots, and no labels. Find the cities inside each country, using its shape and its water as your bearings. Choose a country and play its next region right here.
Australia and New Zealand are only the beginning. Find the island countries scattered across the Pacific, from Melanesia to Polynesia.
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Follow the Andes down the western edge, then turn inland to Brazil and the Guianas. Twelve countries, with very different shapes and neighbours.
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Trace rivers from their sources, find the lakes and name the seas around the coast. These are the same detailed water maps you will find in the country guides, dealt one part of the country at a time.