Maps games europe

Poland: Cities Difficult Version. Russia: Capitals of Federal Subjects. Russia: Cities. Russia: Federal Subjects. Spain: Autonomous Communities. Spain: Provinces. Switzerland: Cantons. UK: British Overseas Territories.

UK: Cities. UK: England, County Flags. UK: England: Counties. UK: London Boroughs. UK: Regions. UK: Scotland: Council Areas. UK: Wales: Principal Areas. North and Central America. North and Central America: Countries.

North and Central America: Capitals. North America: Physical Features. North America: Lakes. North and Central America: Flags. The Caribbean: Countries. The Caribbean: Capitals. The U. Canada: Provinces and Territories. South America. South America: Countries. South America: Capitals. South America: Physical Features. Austria: Rivers and Lakes.

Austria: States. Belarus: Regions. Belgium: Cities. Belgium: Province Capitals. Belgium: Provinces. Benelux: Cities. Bosnia and Herzegovina Federation of : Cantons. Bosnia and Herzegovina: Political Divisions. Bulgaria: Provinces. Croatia: Counties. Cyprus: Districts. Czech Republic Czechia : Cities.

Czech Republic Czechia : Districts. Czech Republic Czechia : Regions. Denmark: Cities. Denmark: Cities Difficult Version. Denmark: Counties. Denmark: Faroe Islands. Denmark: Greenland. Denmark: Greenland, Cities and Towns.

Denmark: Islands. Denmark: Regions. Estonia: Counties. Finland: Cities. Finland: Regional Capitals. Finland: Regions. France metropolitan : Departments. France metropolitan : Prefectures. France metropolitan : Regions. France metropolitan : Regions before France: Arrondissements of Paris. France: Cities. France: Cities Difficult Version. France: Ligue 1 Teams France: Neighboring Countries. France: Overseas France.

France: Regional Capitals. France: Regions. France: Rivers. France: Rivers Difficult Version. Germany: Cities. Germany: Cities Difficult Version. Germany: Cities Very Difficult Version. Germany: Districts of Berlin.

Germany: Neighboring Countries. Germany: Rivers and Lakes. Germany: State Capitals. Germany: States with capitals. Greece: Administrative regions. Greece: Islands. Greece: Municipalities in Athens. Hungary: Cities. Hungary: Counties. Iceland: Municipalities. Iceland: Regions. Ireland Republic of : Counties. Ireland: Counties. Italy: Boroughs of Milan. Italy: Boroughs of Rome.

Italy: Cities. Italy: Cities Difficult Version. Italy: Islands and Archipelagos. Italy: Provinces. Italy: Regional Capitals. North and Central America. North and Central America: Countries. North and Central America: Capitals. North America: Physical Features.

North America: Lakes. North America: The Great Lakes. North and Central America: Flags. Central America: Countries. Central America: Capitals. The Antilles: Islands. The Caribbean: Countries. The Caribbean: Countries and Territories. The Caribbean: Capitals. The Caribbean: Capitals of Countries and Territories. The Caribbean: Flags. The Caribbean: Flags of Countries and Territories. The U. The Contiguous U. Canada: Cities.

Canada: Province Capitals. Canada: Provinces and Territories. Mexico: Physical Features. Mexico: State Capitals. Mexico: States. South America. South America: Countries. South America: Countries Cartoon Version. South America: Capitals. South America: Cities. Latin America: Countries. South America: Physical Features. South America: Flags. Argentina: Provinces. Brazil: Cities. Brazil: Cities Difficult Version.

Brazil: States. Chile: Regions. Europe: Countries. Europe: Countries Cartoon Version. European Union: Countries. Europe: Capitals. Europe: Cities. Europe: Cities Difficult Version.

Europe: Physical Features. Europe: Bodies of Water. Europe: Mountain Ranges. Europe: Rivers. Europe: Flags. Cold War Europe Europe March-September.

Europe France: Cities. Europe is home to the Swiss, Italian and French Alps, a mountain range that spread across three countries. The three longest rivers in Europe are the Volga, the Danube and the Ural. Mount Elbrus, in the nation of Georgia, is the tallest mountain in Europe.

Vesuvius destroyed the Roman city of Pompeii. The Black Sea borders Europe to the East. The Baltic Sea separates most of Scandinavia from the rest of Europe. Europe gave birth to the Roman Empire. The Black Death killed untold numbers during the middle ages.

The Renaissance gave birth to great advances in the arts and sciences. Napoleon Bonaparte conquered most of Europe during the early 19th century. Attila the Hun once ruled Europe's largest empire. Charlemagne is considered the founding father of both France and Germany.

Fantastic Flash games! Matt Rosenberg, About. New design - plays on tablets and phones! Paint and Make. World Flags! Culture On January 1, , many of the nations of Europe began sharing a common monetary unit, the Euro. Ecology Wolves figure prominently in the folklore of Europe. Geography Europe is the second smallest continent on earth at approximately 4 million square miles—larger only than Australia.