A second geography set spanning four continents and ending on two eleven-letter names that are genuinely awkward to reassemble from tiles.
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#1easyUnsolved Pyramids, pharaohs, and the world's longest river.
Almost the entire population lives within a few miles of the Nile.#2easyUnsolved Long, thin, and pressed between the Andes and the Pacific.
It stretches over four thousand kilometres north to south but averages under two hundred wide.#3mediumUnsolved The Emerald Isle.
It has no native snakes, which is the grain of truth behind the Saint Patrick legend.#4mediumUnsolved North African kingdom with a blue-painted mountain town.
It is one of only a handful of countries with coastline on both the Atlantic and the Mediterranean.#5hardUnsolved An archipelago of more than seven thousand islands.
It sits on the Pacific Ring of Fire, which gives it around twenty active volcanoes.#6hardUnsolved Flat, cycled, and largely reclaimed from the sea.
About a quarter of the country lies below sea level, held back by dykes and pumps.