Is this like Seterra?

Same core idea — click the named country on a map — but on a modern, ad-free vector map with fast loading and proper mobile touch controls, plus a continent filter and speed scoring.

How many countries are in a round?

Twenty, drawn at random from the whole world or from the continent you have filtered to. Your score is based on placing each cleanly (no misses) and on your total time.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. Pinch to zoom, drag to pan, tap to answer. The map is built for touch as well as mouse.

Are the very small countries included?

Countries too small to render as a shape at world scale — microstates like Monaco, San Marino and Nauru — appear as clickable markers, so every country is playable.

Find the Country on the Map · Geography Games

Find the Country — point-and-click location practice

This is the map-drilling mode geography students actually want. A country name appears above the map; you click where it is. Get it right and the country turns green and the next name comes up; miss and it flashes red, so you try again. Each round is twenty countries, scored on how many you place cleanly and how fast. Filter to a single continent to learn one region at a time. It runs on a modern vector map with pinch-to-zoom on mobile and no ads — a cleaner experience than the older map-quiz sites.

How to play

Read the country name shown above the map, then click or tap it. A correct click turns the country green and advances to the next; a wrong click flashes red and you keep trying. Zoom with the scroll wheel or a pinch and drag to pan. Use the continent filter to restrict the round to one region. Your score at the end reflects clean placements and speed.

What this game improves

Builds spatial recall — where a country sits relative to its neighbours, not just its name
The single most-requested geography skill for classrooms and map tests
Continent filter turns it into focused regional drilling
Modern touch controls: pinch to zoom, drag to pan, tap to answer

Tips

Zoom into the region first — small countries are much easier to hit when the map is enlarged
Learn the anchors of each region (the biggest country, the coastline shape) and place the rest relative to them
Do one continent to 100% before mixing the whole world

Skills you practice

spatial recall · map reading · regional geography · location memory

Frequently asked questions

Is this like Seterra?: Same core idea — click the named country on a map — but on a modern, ad-free vector map with fast loading and proper mobile touch controls, plus a continent filter and speed scoring.
How many countries are in a round?: Twenty, drawn at random from the whole world or from the continent you have filtered to. Your score is based on placing each cleanly (no misses) and on your total time.
Does it work on a phone?: Yes. Pinch to zoom, drag to pan, tap to answer. The map is built for touch as well as mouse.
Are the very small countries included?: Countries too small to render as a shape at world scale — microstates like Monaco, San Marino and Nauru — appear as clickable markers, so every country is playable.

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