Country MapsIPHONE + IPAD + WEBEVERY COUNTRY HAS A SHAPE. MAKE IT FAMILIAR.
Look closer.
Remember more.
Choose a country, learn the shapes and names of its regions, then find the cities that bring the map to life.
Designed for iPhone and iPad. Also on the web.
Choose a country.
Meet the regions inside it.
Find a place. Follow a clue.
Make the next answer a little easier.

THE IDEA IS SIMPLE
Pick a country.
Meet its regions.
Country Maps zooms in where the globe can't. Choose a country, then learn the states, provinces, counties, and regions inside it. Seat mode asks for an administrative centre; Fact mode gives you a city clue. Every round makes another part of the world feel familiar.
INSIDE AN ACTUAL ROUND
From the country
to the region inside.
Pick a country, then find its regions. A little more to discover with every answer.


A LITTLE MORE TO KNOW
Good questions.
Which countries can I play?
The library spans countries across Africa, Asia, Europe, North and South America, and Oceania. England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland each have their own map.
How does a round work?
First find the named region on the country map. The map then zooms in and shows city markers. In Seat mode, select its administrative centre; in Fact mode, select the city that matches the clue.
How does scoring work?
A correct region or city adds points; a wrong selection subtracts. Wrong city answers reveal a fact and let you try again.
How is it different from World Map?
World Map works on the globe with countries and continents. Country Maps zooms inside a single country to its regions, capitals, and cities.
Do I need an account?
No. Country Maps works without an account on iPhone, iPad, and the web.
Where can I play?
Country Maps is designed for iPhone and iPad and is also available as a full browser app on the web.
Can I use local-language names?
Yes. English is the default, and each map offers the local languages configured for that country. Multilingual countries can offer more than one.

A LITTLE MORE TO EXPLORE
One more place.
One more discovery.
The next round is waiting for you.
Try Country Maps



