GeotchaA geography quiz on a real globe
25 countries in the world with the highest summits
25 countries, each one drawn on a satellite globe. Name it when it lights up, find it when you are given its name, tell its flag from three others, or type every one you can remember in Name all.
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The countries
- 1China8,849 m
- 2Nepal8,849 m
- 3Pakistan8,611 m
- 4India8,586 m
- 5Bhutan7,570 m
- 6Tajikistan7,495 m
- 7Afghanistan7,492 m
- 8Kyrgyzstan7,439 m
- 9Kazakhstan7,010 m
- 10Argentina6,962 m
- 11Chile6,893 m
- 12Peru6,768 m
- 13Bolivia6,542 m
- 14Ecuador6,263 m
- 15United States6,190 m
- 16Canada5,959 m
- 17Tanzania5,895 m
- 18Myanmar5,881 m
- 19Colombia5,775 m
- 20Russia5,642 m
- 21Mexico5,636 m
- 22Iran5,610 m
- 23Kenya5,199 m
- 24Georgia5,193 m
- 25Turkey5,137 m
Elevation in metres of each country’s highest point: the highest point Wikidata records for the country (P610) and that summit’s elevation (P2044), checked against reference lists of the highest summits. The item card names the summit. Sources: Wikidata (CC0), Natural Earth 1:50m admin-0.
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