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Name the tripoints of the European countries, which are the points where 3 (and only 3) European country borders meet. Tripoints are sorted by most northern to most southern. Answer 3 countries by typing them in any order. For example if France, Spain and Germany had a tripoint, you can answer with ‘FranceSpainGermany’, ‘GermanySpainFrance’ etc. Ocean boundaries are disregarded for this quiz.

NAMING NOTE: Use ‘Czech’ for Czechia/Czech Republic and ‘Bosnia’ for Bosnia & Herzegovina. ‘Macedonia’ is accepted along with North Macedonia.

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PatrickSHG

1 year ago

#25 and #26 are the same (Austria-Liechtenstein-Switzerland)

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darin

1 year ago

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Yes same countries but different tri-points.

PatrickSHG

1 year ago

Reply to darin

Okay, I did not know that you count each. Thanks.