Oceania map
Australia and New Zealand make up most of Oceania, with a few Pacific islands such as Guam, American Samoa and Tahiti. Wide open space and a sun that stands in the north.
57 places · 6 countries
What you will see
Rounds in 6 countries and territories. Australia is vast, so a guess in the right state already scores well.
Clues for this continent
- Australia and New Zealand drive on the left; the US territories (Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, American Samoa) and French Polynesia drive on the right.
- Red earth and flat bush mean inland Australia; steep green hills and tree ferns point to New Zealand.
- Māori place names such as Whakatāne or Taupō, full of "wh", "ng" and vowels, are a strong New Zealand clue.
Scoring on this map
Points scale with the size of the map. Here a guess 860 km off earns about 2,500 of the 5,000 points; on the world map the same score allows about 1,030 km.