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Test your knowledge of world countries with this fun quiz! Can you name the countries from north to south based on their northernmost point on land?

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World Countries North To South In Order

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Name the countries of the world (including their dependent territories – but name the country not territory) in order from north to south based on their northernmost point on land.

You begin with 3 minutes (or 1.5 minutes for non-Premium members) but get 10 seconds per country answered.

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Ahmed

9 months ago

Very difficult but such a fun and enlightening quiz!

piponwa

2 years ago

Denmark is missed between Estonia and Latvia

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darin

2 years ago

Reply to piponwa

no because of Greenland, please see directions