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Test your knowledge with the World Country Borders By Satellite Image Quiz and explore global geography in a fun way.

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World Country Borders By Satellite Image

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You’ll be shown 25 different satellite images of country borders. The border you are trying to identify will be highlighted in red. Name the two countries which share this border. Occasionally a dependent territory will be involved, name the country not the territory. You can answer a border by typing the country names one after the other in any order, for example ‘francespain’ or ‘spainfrance.’

Borders may be disjointed, and in some cases where there are multiple separate border segments the full border may not be shown.

Use the following abbreviations for these countries:
Central African Republic – CAR
Dem Rep of the Congo – DRC
Republic of the Congo – Congo
United Arab Emirates – UAE
United Kingdom – UK
United States – US

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Lotte

11 months ago

Love the quiz! The Jordan-Iraq image seems to be wrong though

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darin

11 months ago

Reply to Lotte

Thanks! I took a look and it seems to be the correct image though.

Edit: I think you meant Jordan-Syria, which is fixed now.