Geography Trivia

1

What is the southernmost national capital city in the world?

3

Which is furthest south: Bermuda, the Bahamas, or Key West?

15

Which island nation is separated into two distinct and not so friendly sectors, the Greek and the Turkish?

19

Which California city was named after a horticulturist who developed hundreds of varieties of flowers, fruits and vegetables?

11

London tourists might know that the "New Palace of Westminster" is more commonly known as ... what?

17

The world's highest waterfall, 980 m (3,212 ft) high, has what heavenly name, and is located in which country?

9

Which U.S. city has these three nicknames: air crossroads of the world, Chicago of the north, largest city in the largest state?

6

The country that lies closest to Cuba, lies about 50 miles east of Cuba. Which country is it?

3

There are at least six countries in Europe whose name contains the word "Land." Two of them are Finland and Ireland. Can you name three others?

7

The capital city of a Central American country has the same name as a major city in the San Francisco Bay Area. Which city and county in Central America is it?

7

Can you name three countries whose names begin with the letter "H"?

9

Can you name three US states whose spellings contain either the letters X or Z?

5

What two words are written on the state flag of California?

5

If you visit this very old city in Britain, you can find the "mathematical bridge," so named because it was supposedly constructed without using nails, but entirely using geometrical principles. Which city?

9

Which one of the five Great Lakes is highest above sea level, and also deepest?