uizzRecognise the Flags of the Americas
Play nowTake a flags quiz for the Americas on an interactive 3D globe. Identify each flag, then click its country from north to south.
Identify a flag from the Americas, then click or tap its country on the interactive 3D globe. Canada’s maple leaf, Mexico’s eagle and Brazil’s blue globe are useful anchors. Colombia, Venezuela and Ecuador require a closer look because their horizontal bands use the same colours.
The starter round contains 10 countries with a 150-second timer. The grid lists the full Americas flag pool of 36 countries and territories, available in the full game. Rotate and zoom the globe yourself, using markers for small playable countries.
The 36 countries and territories — Americas
This list shows the full selection for this mode and region. The short starter round uses a subset of this list.
Antigua and Barbuda
Saint John's
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Barbados
Bridgetown
Belize
Belmopan
Bolivia
Sucre
Brazil
Brasília
Canada
Ottawa
Chile
Santiago
Colombia
Bogotá
Costa Rica
San José
Cuba
Havana
Dominica
Roseau
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Ecuador
Quito
El Salvador
San Salvador
Falkland Islands
Stanley
Grenada
St. George's
Guatemala
Guatemala City
Guyana
Georgetown
Haiti
Port-au-Prince
Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Jamaica
Kingston
Mexico
Mexico City
Nicaragua
Managua
Panama
Panama City
Paraguay
Asunción
Peru
Lima
Saint Kitts and Nevis
Basseterre
Saint Lucia
Castries
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Kingstown
Suriname
Paramaribo
The Bahamas
Nassau
Trinidad and Tobago
Port of Spain
United States
Washington D.C.
Uruguay
Montevideo
Venezuela
Caracas
Tips to play better
The yellow-blue-red trio
Colombia, Venezuela and Ecuador all fly horizontal yellow, blue and red bands inherited from Gran Colombia. Venezuela adds eight white stars on the blue, Ecuador adds the national coat of arms with a condor, Colombia keeps the field clean. The presence and content of the central emblem identifies the country whose territory you should click.
Recognise the large emblems
Canada’s maple leaf, Mexico’s eagle on a cactus and Brazil’s blue globe give three clear visual anchors. Look at the emblem as well as the surrounding colours before selecting the country.
Separate Caribbean patterns
Jamaica uses a gold diagonal cross, while Cuba and the Dominican Republic use different arrangements of red, white and blue. These visual patterns help you identify the flag before finding its country among the Caribbean targets.
Read stars and suns
Argentina and Uruguay have sun symbols, while Chile has a single white star in a blue canton. Compare the symbol and the surrounding bands; similar colours alone do not identify the country.
Frequently asked questions
How does the Americas flags quiz work?
A flag appears, and you click or tap its country on the 3D globe. The starter round contains 10 countries with a 150-second timer. No microphone or typed answer is required.
How can I separate Colombia, Venezuela and Ecuador?
All three use horizontal yellow, blue and red bands. Venezuela adds stars, Ecuador adds a coat of arms, and Colombia has no central emblem on this flag. Inspect those details before locating the country.
Are United States state flags included?
No. Texas and other US states are not separate flag targets. The United States appears as one country entry. The full Americas pool also includes the Falkland Islands.
Does the quiz include dependent territories?
The full selection contains 36 countries and territories, listed in the grid, including the Falkland Islands. Puerto Rico and French Guiana are not separate playable targets in the current dataset. The short starter round uses a subset of the full selection.
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