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Islands in the Map of Europe Quiz
Name the islands highlighted on the map of Europe.
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Last updated: October 14, 2016
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| First submitted | October 14, 2016 |
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Can you name the countries with the highest GDP per capita?
Fill in the map of Europe by correctly guessing each highlighted country.
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6 Comments
PanosG31
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Level 34
Oct 14, 2016
Could you accept Evia or Evoia for Euboea??
KoljiVriVoda
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Level 81
Oct 14, 2016
Of course :)
PanosG31
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Level 34
Oct 14, 2016
Thanks!!
divantilya
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Level 36
Aug 2, 2018
Since when is Great Britain accepted for the UK? Is it because you lumped both Irelands together?
CardinalSin
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Level 82
Oct 6, 2018
UK is the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland so it is not an island but many islands and a bit of the island of Ireland to boot. Great Britain consists of Scotland, England Wales and all of their outlying islands, Skye, Wight, Anglesey etc. so it is not an island either but rather many islands. The main island of Great Britain is called Britain, which therefore should be the correct answer to this question.
langesjurisse
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Level 15
Aug 14, 2022
Could you accept Skjælland for Zealand? Also, why do you exclude Novaya Zemlya, Franz Joseph land and Svalbard?
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