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Guess the Flag by mountain range

Guess which country touches the given mountain range by its flag.

Includes overseas territories

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Last updated: August 3, 2021

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1. Caucasus

Madagascar, Armenia, Sierra Leone, Chad

2. Andes

Taiwan, Philippines, Czech Republic, Chile

3. Alps

Leichtenstein, Dominican Republic, Belarus, Sweden

4. Himalayas

Afghanistan, Nepal, Latvia, Thailand

5. Atlas

Kenya, Comoros, Algeria, Namibia

6. Appalachian

France, Liberia, Mexico, Malaysia

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6 Comments

Level 77

Aug 3, 2021

Fix that last one

Level 66

Aug 3, 2021

What do you mean? I am well aware the answer is France.

Level 58

Aug 3, 2021

The Appalachians are in the us…

Level 66

Aug 3, 2021

They stretch underseas into Newfoundland, then reach St Pierre and Miquelon. Take the quiz states, provinces, and territories that touch the appalachian mountains

Level 58

Aug 3, 2021

So there’s one French territory that’s basically in Canada that touches the appalachians. That doesn’t seem enough to say that the Appalachian mountains are in france

Level 66

Aug 3, 2021

I changed up the instructions a little to say touch instead of in. It does say overseas territories included, though.