GeotchaA geography quiz on a real globe
25 largest indigenous peoples in the world by population
25 indigenous peoples, each one drawn on a satellite globe. Name it when it lights up, find it when you are given its name, or type every one you can remember in Name all.
Free to play, with no account needed. What you miss comes back for review until it sticks.
The indigenous peoples
- 1Berbers
- 2Quechua
- 3Tuareg
- 4Sasak
- 5Mapuche
- 6Aboriginal Australians
- 7Gorontalo
- 8Atoni
- 9Toraja
- 10Maasai
- 11Māori
- 12Mandar
- 13Dani
- 14Taiwanese indigenous peoples
- 15Ambonese
- 16Ojibwe
- 17Gayo
- 18Navajo
- 19Cherokee
- 20Sama-Bajau
- 21Yali
- 22Asmat
- 23Apache
- 24Inuit
- 25Guaraní
Population: Wikidata’s figure for the whole people (P1082; where it gives only one country’s figures, their sum), as each item dates it. Counts of peoples rest on censuses and self-identification and differ between sources; a people without a figure is left out. Peoples from Wikidata: indigenous peoples with articles in 18 or more Wikipedia editions and other ethnic groups with 45 or more; peoples of the past, umbrella groupings and the nations a sovereign state is named for are left out. Indigenous: an instance of indigenous people (Wikidata Q103817) or a kind of it. A people is a point at the centre of its homeland: Wikidata’s, else that of its language (Glottolog), else one set by hand for a few well-known peoples; it marks where a people lives, not a border. Names in the people’s own language count as answers (“Diné” for the Navajo).
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