30 Countries Silhouettes

No flags, no labels, no capitals: just thirty outlines cut from the map. Some coastlines are unmistakable, others will have you squinting. How many nations do you really know by shape alone?

Geography · 30 answers · medium · 6 minutes to play · Played 1 time

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