Country and travel wheels
Random countries, states, cities and parks, using current official names. Use them for travel ideas, geography games and classroom practice.
12 wheels
Ways to use a place wheel
For a geography quiz, spin a country and ask for its capital, its continent or a neighbor, then use the capital city wheel to work the other way round. With “Remove the winner after each spin” on, a class can work through a whole region without repeats.
For travel, spin for a destination you hadn’t considered, then check the practical side: budget, season, visas and official travel advice. Trim the wheel first to places you could realistically reach, and save that shortlist under My wheels.
Questions and answers
Are the lists up to date?
They use current official names and each one is complete for what its label says. If you want a shorter list, edit the entries: your version stays on this device.
Can I use these in a geography lesson?
Yes. Project the wheel in full screen, turn on remove after each spin, and use the Results tab at the end of the lesson to review every place that came up.