GeotchaA geography quiz on a real globe
Departments of Buenos Aires
135 departments, 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.
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The departments
- 1Patagones13,600 km²
- 2Villarino11,400 km²
- 3Olavarría7,715 km²
- 4General Villegas7,265 km²
- 5Ayacucho6,785 km²
- 6Azul6,615 km²
- 7Puan6,385 km²
- 8Coronel Suárez5,985 km²
- 9Adolfo Alsina5,875 km²
- 10Tres Arroyos5,861 km²
- 11Coronel Dorrego5,818 km²
- 12Lincoln5,772 km²
- 13Trenque Lauquen5,500 km²
- 14Benito Juárez5,285 km²
- 15Coronel Pringles5,245 km²
- 16Bolívar5,027 km²
- 17Tandil4,935 km²
- 18Guaminí4,840 km²
- 19General La Madrid4,800 km²
- 20Veinticinco de Mayo4,795 km²
- 21Lobería4,755 km²
- 22Pehuajó4,560 km²
- 23Necochea4,455 km²
- 24Rauch4,300 km²
- 25Nueve de Julio4,230 km²
- 26Tornquist4,183 km²
- 27Tapalqué4,172 km²
- 28Balcarce4,120 km²
- 29Rivadavia3,940 km²
- 30Carlos Tejedor3,933 km²
- 31Daireaux3,820 km²
- 32Adolfo Gonzáles Chaves3,780 km²
- 33Saavedra3,500 km²
- 34Pila3,493 km²
- 35Laprida3,440 km²
- 36General Alvear3,432 km²
- 37Las Flores3,350 km²
- 38Chascomús3,123 km²
- 39Mar Chiquita3,116 km²
- 40San Cayetano3,004 km²
- 41General Madariaga2,964 km²
- 42Pergamino2,950 km²
- 43Saladillo2,736 km²
- 44General Lavalle2,649 km²
- 45Maipú2,640 km²
- 46General Pinto2,545 km²
- 47Carlos Casares2,446 km²
- 48General Guido2,340 km²
- 49Bahía Blanca2,300 km²
- 50Chacabuco2,290 km²
- 51Junín2,260 km²
- 52Bragado2,230 km²
- 53General Viamonte2,150 km²
- 54Castelli2,100 km²
- 55Chivilcoy2,075 km²
- 56Rojas2,050 km²
- 57Dolores1,980 km²
- 58Monte1,890 km²
- 59General Belgrano1,870 km²
- 60Magdalena1,863 km²
and 75 more, all in the quiz.
Second-level units: the 513 departments, within the 24 provinces (the first level), which the region hint names. Area in km²: the official area where the national statistics office gives one (countries whose divisions changed since Natural Earth). Each item names its source. Sources: OpenStreetMap (ODbL), national statistics offices.