Capitals of Central America Quiz
All 7 capital cities of Central America. Four options per question, instant feedback, and a full reference table below the game.
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About the capitals of Central America
Central America has 7 capital cities to learn. Some are the country's obvious largest city, and a good number are deliberately not — which is where a capitals quiz earns its keep.
The spread is wide: Guatemala holds 18.7 million people while Belize has 423 thousand. By land area Nicaragua covers 130,373 km² against 21,041 km² for El Salvador.
The largest country by population in Central America is Guatemala, whose capital is Guatemala City. Purpose-built and relocated capitals are common enough here that the largest city is often the wrong answer.
The table below lists all 7 countries of Central America against their capitals, so you can read it as a study sheet and then come back and play.
All 7 countries of Central America and their capitals
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Belize | Belmopan | 422,924 | 22,966 km² |
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Costa Rica | San José | 5,152,950 | 51,100 km² |
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El Salvador | San Salvador | 6,365,503 | 21,041 km² |
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Guatemala | Guatemala City | 18,687,881 | 108,889 km² |
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Honduras | Tegucigalpa | 11,005,850 | 112,492 km² |
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Nicaragua | Managua | 7,007,502 | 130,373 km² |
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Panama | Panama City | 4,571,189 | 75,417 km² |
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Frequently asked questions
How many countries are in this quiz?
This quiz covers all 7 entries in Central America. Questions are drawn from the full set, and the complete list appears in the table on this page.
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How are the wrong answers chosen?
Deliberately, not at random. Each question prefers flags that are genuinely confusable with the right answer, then countries from the same sub-region, so guessing by elimination does not work.
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