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Central America Map

Central America has 7 countries: Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama. Here they are on a labeled map, with the quiz right below.

Labeled map of Central America showing its 7 countries: Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama
Central America on a labeled map. Tap it for the full size.

Central America Map Quiz

Click any country to see its name, or play a round of ten.

Belize Costa Rica Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua Panama El Salvador

Click any country to see its name, or start a round.

Central America is the narrow isthmus of seven countries connecting Mexico to South America. With only seven to learn, its map is quick to master — this quiz names each one for you to click.

Central America Map Quiz at a Glance

The Central America Map Quiz is a free map game from DodoThinks. A place is named and you click it on the map, 10 questions a round, across three difficulty levels. There are 7 places to learn, and it runs in any browser with no sign-up.

Places to find
7
Each round
10 questions
Time limit
None
How you answer
Click the map
Levels
Easy, Difficult and So Difficult
Cost
Free, no sign-up

Learn Central America North to South

With only seven countries, the easiest method is to run down the isthmus in order:

Guatemala and Belize — at the top, against Mexico. Guatemala is the larger, Spanish-speaking one on the Pacific side; Belize is the small, English-speaking one on the Caribbean coast.

El Salvador, Honduras, and Nicaragua — the middle three. El Salvador is the small Pacific-only country; Honduras sits above it; Nicaragua is the largest of the seven.

Costa Rica and Panama — the southern two, with Panama curving east to meet Colombia and South America.

The Countries People Miss

The seven are small and similar, so a few reliably trip people up:

Belize — easy to forget because it is tiny, English-speaking, and hidden against the Yucatán.

El Salvador vs Honduras vs Nicaragua — the middle three are the most-swapped; remember El Salvador is Pacific-only and the smallest, and Nicaragua is the biggest.

Guatemala (top) and Panama (bottom) are the easiest anchors — place them first and fill in the middle.

Central America has just seven countries, strung north-to-south along the isthmus: Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Panama. Nicaragua is the largest, Belize the smallest and most-missed, and Panama is the bridge to South America.

Quiz tip: Belize is the most-missed — small, English-speaking, and tucked against Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula.

Countries

7 sovereign nations

Largest

Nicaragua

Most-missed

Belize

Order

Guatemala → Panama

Bridge to

South America (Panama)

The 7 Countries on the Central America Map and Their Capitals

A to Z. Tap a country for its flag, population and facts.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many countries are in Central America?

There are seven countries in Central America: Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Panama.

What is the largest country in Central America?

Nicaragua is the largest Central American country by land area, followed by Honduras and Guatemala. Guatemala is the most populous.

Which Central American country is hardest to locate?

Belize is the most-missed — it is small, English-speaking, and tucked against Mexico. The middle trio of El Salvador, Honduras, and Nicaragua is the most-swapped.

What is the easiest way to learn the map of Central America?

Run down the isthmus in order from Guatemala to Panama. With only seven countries, a few rounds of a map quiz is usually enough to lock them in.

Is the Central America map quiz free?

Yes — it runs free in your browser with no download or signup. Sign in with Google to save your score.

Made by Kashif Sulehria in Lahore, Pakistan. Updated .

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