Rare Entries: Geography by LuskT

Identify the capital city of a landlocked country in Africa.

Identify a river named after a U.S. state which passes through that state's capital (e.g., if the Mississippi River passed through Jackson, MS).

Identify one of the ten most common place names in the United States, based on a list from the U.S. Postal Service.

Identify one of the United Nations member countries whose flag contains exactly three horizontal stripes of red, white and blue (in any order, with or without other adornments).

Name any independent country with an area under 200 square miles (500 square kilometers).

Identify one of the 50 longest rivers in the world whose course passes, in whole or in part, through the People's Republic of China.

Name one of the seas that is considered a subdivision of the Mediterranean Sea.

Name any one of the British Overseas Territories (NOT Crown Dependencies).

Name any country with one of the ten longest coastlines in the world, as identified by either The World Factbook or the World Resources Institute (due to the coastline paradox, these lists do not agree).

Name a capital of an independent country whose name (in English) begins with the letter A. (Note: the name of the city starts with A, not (necessarily) the country.) Edited at 1:22 p.m. PDT, 8/19/15

Name any state that contains one of the 200 tallest mountains in the United States.

Name any country with land area that lies within one degree of the equator.