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Capitals of Oceania Quiz

All 14 capital cities of Oceania. Four options per question, instant feedback, and a full reference table below the game.

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The same countries split three ways, by how often people actually get them wrong. Start easy and work up — each level keeps its own progress.

About the capitals of Oceania

Oceania has 14 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: Australia holds 27.6 million people while Tuvalu has 9,492. By land area Australia covers 7,692,024 km² against 21.0 km² for Nauru.

The largest country by population in Oceania is Australia, whose capital is Canberra. Purpose-built and relocated capitals are common enough here that the largest city is often the wrong answer.

The table below lists all 14 countries of Oceania against their capitals, so you can read it as a study sheet and then come back and play.

All 14 countries of Oceania and their capitals

Every country in Oceania against its capital city, population and land area.
Flag Country Capital Population Area
Flag of Australia Australia Canberra 27,614,411 7,692,024 km²
Flag of Fiji Fiji Suva 933,154 18,272 km²
Flag of Kiribati Kiribati South Tarawa 136,488 811 km²
Flag of Marshall Islands Marshall Islands Majuro 36,282 181 km²
Flag of Micronesia Micronesia Palikir 113,683 702 km²
Flag of Nauru Nauru Yaren 12,025 21.0 km²
Flag of New Zealand New Zealand Wellington 5,324,700 270,467 km²
Flag of Palau Palau Ngerulmud 17,663 459 km²
Flag of Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea Port Moresby 10,762,817 462,840 km²
Flag of Samoa Samoa Apia 219,306 2,842 km²
Flag of Solomon Islands Solomon Islands Honiara 838,645 28,896 km²
Flag of Tonga Tonga Nuku'alofa 103,742 747 km²
Flag of Tuvalu Tuvalu Funafuti 9,492 26.0 km²
Flag of Vanuatu Vanuatu Port Vila 335,169 12,189 km²

Frequently asked questions

How many countries are in this quiz?

This quiz covers all 14 entries in Oceania. Questions are drawn from the full set, and the complete list appears in the table on this page.

Do I need an account?

No. There is no sign-up and no login. Your score stays in your own browser and is never sent anywhere.

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.

Is it free?

Yes, completely free with no limit on how many times you play.