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  1. Daily geography games worth adding to your routine

    Build a small daily geography routine with country outlines, border routes and export clues. A practical guide to choosing games without collecting endless tabs.

    5 min read

  2. Games like Tradle for people who love geography puzzles

    Looking for another game after Tradle? Compare export clues, country outlines, warmer guesses and border routes to find the puzzle that suits you.

    5 min read

  3. Tradle tips: how to recognise a country from its exports

    Learn to read export treemaps with a worked Chile and Zambia comparison, practical guessing tips and the traps that can send you to the wrong continent.

    5 min read

  4. What does Chile export? Its biggest exports explained

    Copper leads Chile's goods exports, but fruit, fish and wood pulp add important clues. Explore its biggest 2024 export headings with a chart and clear definitions.

    5 min read

  5. Which country exports the most coffee?

    Brazil leads our 2024 coffee export ranking, but Switzerland and Germany feature too. See the figures and why export value is different from growing coffee.

    5 min read

  6. Why does Switzerland export so much gold?

    Switzerland's gold exports make more sense when you follow the metal through refining and trade. See how gold fits beside medicines and watches in its export data.

    4 min read

How to play

Identify the country from its exports in five guesses. Open a treemap category to explore its products.

Swipe to browse categories, or use the view buttons below the chart. With a keyboard, press Tab to reach a category and Enter or Space to open it. The first view button returns to the overview.

Type a country and press Guess or Enter. The arrow points towards the answer; the distance measures kilometres between capital cities.

A new puzzle arrives at midnight in your local time zone. Progress and statistics are saved in this browser.

Trade data: CEPII BACI, HS22, 2024, V202601. Product values are merchandise exports, not GDP. Adapted under the Etalab Open Licence 2.0.