Learn geography by playing
Geography sticks when you place things on the map again and again until they come naturally. Cartógrafo turns that into two-minute games: it asks for a country, a capital or a flag and you tap it on the map.
Repetition that never feels like it
Every game shuffles the order, so you learn the map, not a list. You get 5 tries per piece; miss them all and it is revealed, so you remember it next time. At the end, the review shows exactly which pieces gave you trouble.
Start with the basic level, which leaves out microstates and tiny islands, and move to the complete one once you have it down.
From the world to a single country
There are maps of every continent (countries, capitals and flags) and of the provinces, states and regions of 22 countries: US states, Canadian provinces, the states of Brazil and Mexico, the provinces of Spain and many more.
The geography quiz goes beyond the map: longest rivers, highest mountains, area, population, borders, currencies and outlines, with 4 options and one shot.
For revision or the classroom
Use it to revise before an exam or to play in class: open a room, put the link on the screen and let every student play on their phone or tablet. Most points wins, and nobody needs an account.
Games to start with
Frequently asked questions
What can I learn with Cartógrafo?
The 197 countries of the world, their capitals and flags, and the divisions of 22 countries, such as US states or Canadian provinces. The quiz adds rivers, mountains, population and more.
Is there a US states map game?
Yes: find the 50 states on the map, their capitals or their flags, against the clock.
Can I use it in class?
Yes. Open a room and each student joins with the link from their own device, no sign-up. Up to 12 players fit in a room.
Is it free?
Yes, every map and game is free. The site is paid for by ads.