Regions of Western Europe on the Map

Thanks! Will try to make these changes happen. However, unfortunately over 100 regions do not have recommended type ins, so I cannot allow local language varients for all regions.

Fixed.

Fixed!

It has only one L .

I have made two other entries in the series, for Central America and the Caribbean. I want to make more in the series, but it takes a long time to make a quiz like this, and I have had little time to make quizzes recently.

It would be nice, but unfortunately I don't know if i can. For Ireland I couldn't find any maps available that I could use for data, so that was a problem. Also for Malta there was over 60 regions and I didn't want 25% of answers to be of a more obscure country like Malta.

Wow! That's really impressive! My highscore is 55, so I've got some studying to do if I want to get to that level haha.

They combined several regions a while back!

That's fantastic, I'm a big fan of all of his subdivision map quizzes. I'm happy to hear that, and thank you for the kind words too! It's always nice to know people are enjoying these--I sure have a lot of fun making them.

Thank you. Even if it doesn't get featured we always have the featured full European version by IAB!

It was originally Kanta-Hame as per the Wikipedia article for the regions of Finland. I changed the name, although Tavastia Proper is a bit archaic of a name so I may change it back eventually. Both names should work, however, I did my best to include all sorts of type-ins. And the order has been fixed!

Thank you! This quiz is older from 2016 although I redid the map this year and added a few more countries (the Nordic countries, Greece, Ireland and a couple of micronations to be precise).

Thank you! If I were to make this quiz today, I would remove the Canary Islands. However I do think they have more of an ambiguous status since they are islands in the middle of the Atlantic, while Ceuta and Melilla are physically on the African mainland. Glad you enjoyed the quiz :)

Traditionally, yes (especially during the Cold War). Today the idea of Western and Eastern Europe is less defined, and I would argue that concepts such as Central Europe are more important. Before the Cold War, Greece may have been seen as more 'Eastern' throughout times in history (such as being in the Byzantine Empire, following Orthodox Christianity during the schism and being part of the Ottoman Empire). Other Cold War definitions have survived, such as the idea of First/Second/Third World. It is outdated, and I'm all for doing away with the concept, but for the purposes of a quiz like this I think it's alright.

Hope this is a good reply/reasoning!

Thank you! It's really difficult for non-Europeans outside of the major countries.

But it's called Planken.