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Expedition · South America

Expedition #1123

Region
South America
Level
Easy
Questions
10
Route
28,250 km
  1. Leg 1Name the country · 3
  2. Leg 2Flags · 3
  3. Leg 3Capitals · 4

On expedition #1123 you cross South America at the Easy level. The route has 10 stops spread over 10 questions in three legs: Name the country (3 questions), Flags (3 questions) and finally Capitals (4 questions).

At the Easy level the quiz sticks to the most familiar countries of the region and fills the wrong options with countries from elsewhere: a good first trip.

Capital to capital, in question order, the route covers 28,250 km over 9 hops.

Tips from the window seat

After the landing

Finish the third leg and the expedition is stamped in your passport; the button for expedition #1124 appears right under the quiz.

Flight log: stops, route and figures (shows the answers)
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The stops in the order the questions bring them, with the distance from the previous one.

  1. 1VenezuelaCaracas
  2. 2UruguayMontevideo5,180 km
  3. 3BoliviaSucre1,980 km
  4. 4SurinameParamaribo2,980 km
  5. 5ParaguayAsunción3,470 km
  6. 6BrazilBrasília1,460 km
  7. 7ColombiaBogotá3,670 km
  8. 8PeruLima1,880 km
  9. 9GuyanaGeorgetown2,960 km
  10. 10ChileSantiago4,670 km

Capital to capital, the route runs 28,250 km, from Venezuela to Chile. Longest hop: Venezuela – Uruguay, 5,180 km. Shortest: Paraguay – Brazil, 1,460 km.

Most people among the stops: Brazil (213 million); fewest: Suriname (639,850). Largest: Brazil (8,510,420 km²); smallest: Suriname (163,820 km²).

Source: World Bank — population 2025, area 2023.

The stops lie in 1 UN subregions: South America.

Capitals asked on the way: Bogotá (Colombia), Lima (Peru), Georgetown (Guyana), Santiago (Chile).

Flags asked on the way: Suriname, Paraguay, Brazil.

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