Type all the countries that you would need to walk through to navigate between two "endpoints" of the world - Cape Town, South Africa to Puntas Arenas, Chile. Go through the Sinai and take a ferry from Alaska to Russia and through the Daríen Gap. Take the fastestpossibleroute there is. Type the answers as they correspond to the yellow box.
Chile is shown before Argentina as the fastest route passes through its mainland first. To avoid confusion, this has been filled in for you. Ferry crossings in places that cannot be navigated on land are also displayed.
Nice quiz! Except Armenia and Georgia aren't in the Balkans (they're in the Caucuses) Countries like Serbia, Bulgaria, Greece, and Croatia are in the Balkans, but nice quiz!
Oh, because the southernmost city in the world with a population greater than 100,000 people is Punta Arenas, Chile. There is another city in Argentina that is further south, known as Ushuaia, and it even has its own airport. However, Ushuaia does not have a population greater than 100,000 people. Yes, it would make more sense to have Argentina as the last country, though - You know what? I'll change it.