geography trivia
Geography Trivia
Name a place. The rarest correct answer scores the most.
Category round
Today's round
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- Streak
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Before you play
- Rarer answers score more, from 5 to 100.
- 25 seconds on the clock. A miss costs 1 second.
- Spotlight doubles one prompt, and only when you score.
Prompt
Loading prompt
Doubles one prompt this round. Tap again to cancel. A miss does not spend it.
Tier meter
Rarest answers
Most common answers
Your answer sits between these two lists.
Round complete
Rarest Answer
Total points
0
The rarest correct answer wins.
- Common 5 0
- Familiar 10 0
- Uncommon 20 0
- Rare 40 0
- Epic 70 0
- Legendary 100 0
- Passed 0
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What geography trivia is here
Geography trivia here is a naming game, not a map quiz with a single official key. A prompt asks you to name a place: a country, a capital, a river, a range, a coast. Every real answer counts. The capital everyone can point to is usually the low tier. The river you only met in a textbook is where the points are. This page deals geography prompts only, as many rounds as you want, with the same six tiers and the same Spotlight as the daily game.
Geography trivia prompts
37 geography trivia prompts are in the catalog.
A place prompt is a naming round. The ranking is inside that prompt, not a map score.
Each link opens that prompt's ranked answers, rarest first. The full index is on rarest answers .
- Name a Brazilian state or the Federal District 27 answers
- Name a canton of Switzerland 26 answers
- Name a Commonwealth member state 56 answers
- Name a country in Africa 54 answers
- Name a country in Asia 48 answers
- Name a country in Central America or South America 19 answers
- Name a country in Europe 49 answers
- Name a country in North America 23 answers
- Name a country on the Mediterranean Sea 22 answers
- Name a country that uses the euro 27 answers
- Name a country where English is an official language 57 answers
- Name a European Union member state 27 answers
- Name a landlocked country 45 answers
- Name a London borough 32 answers
- Name a national capital in Africa 57 answers
- Name a national capital in Asia 51 answers
- Name a national capital in Europe 47 answers
- Name a NATO member state 32 answers
- Name a prefecture of Japan 47 answers
- Name a region of Italy 20 answers
- Name a state of Germany 16 answers
- Name a state of Mexico 31 answers
- Name a state or union territory of India 36 answers
- Name a UN member state 193 answers
- Name a UNESCO World Heritage Site in China 63 answers
- Name a UNESCO World Heritage Site in France 68 answers
- Name a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Germany 61 answers
- Name a UNESCO World Heritage Site in India 54 answers
- Name a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Italy 64 answers
- Name a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Japan 27 answers
- Name a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Mexico 31 answers
- Name a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Spain 45 answers
- Name a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the United Kingdom 34 answers
- Name a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the United States 29 answers
- Name a US national park 63 answers
- Name a US state 50 answers
- Name a US state capital 50 answers
How rarity is measured
Rarity is a rank inside one prompt. A name is common or legendary only beside the other accepted answers on that prompt. When the source names Wikipedia, the answer list is compiled from Wikidata (CC0) and monthly English Wikipedia pageviews set the rank. More views means a lower tier. When the source names Wiktionary, the rank uses monthly English Wiktionary pageviews. Any other source is placeholder popularity, not a live pageview count. Every prompt in this list records a pageview source: "Wikidata + Wikipedia pageviews (2026-10)".
Scoring tiers
| Tier | What it means | Points |
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| Common | Most players will say it | 5 |
| Familiar | Widely known | 10 |
| Uncommon | A solid, less obvious pick | 20 |
| Rare | Specialist knowledge | 40 |
| Epic | Few people land here | 70 |
| Legendary | Among the least known answers on this prompt | 100 |
Tips for this round
Geography Trivia uses the same six tiers and the same Spotlight as the daily Rarest Answer game. Skip the famous legal name when you have a more specific one, and do not leave the set. The finding guide and the strategy guide are the long version.
Not a Krillion mode
Geography Trivia is a Rarest Answer category, not a Krillion mode. Krillion is a separate game. The Krillion page says what this site could verify, and the games-like-Krillion page sets it next to other daily games.
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Geography Trivia questions
What is geography trivia in the Rarest Answer game?
It is a naming round. You type a place that fits the prompt, and the rarest correct answer scores the most. There is no single pin on a map. A geography round does not move the daily streak.
Which places count as the rare ones?
Only the places on that prompt's list, ranked against each other. A famous capital is usually the low tier. A place fewer people would name can score higher when the list accepts it. The prompts in the catalog are listed on this page.