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9 November 2026

Geodar #4 answers

The five countries of day 4, in the order they were asked, and one thing worth knowing about each.

Spoilers. This page names every country of day 4. Rather play it first? Play day 4 from the archive, then come back.

Country 1 of 5 · Easy

Nigeria

The town of Igbo-Ora calls itself the twin capital of the world and holds a festival for its twins every year. Locals say there is hardly a family without a pair.

Marked on the globe: Igbo-Ora.

Five things to know about Nigeria

Country 2 of 5 · Easy

South Korea

The divers of Jeju Island are called haenyeo. They work about ten metres down, holding each breath for around a minute, and their way of life is on UNESCO's list of living heritage.

Marked on the globe: Jeju Island.

Five things to know about South Korea

Country 3 of 5 · Medium

Nepal

Nepal's flag is two stacked triangles. The country's constitution includes step-by-step geometric instructions for drawing it correctly.

Marked on the globe: Mount Everest.

Five things to know about Nepal

Country 4 of 5 · Medium

Kuwait

Kuwait has no permanent rivers, so it makes fresh water from the sea. Two of the three Kuwait Towers store 9,000 cubic metres of it, behind about 41,000 steel discs enamelled in blues, greens and greys.

Marked on the globe: The Kuwait Towers.

Five things to know about Kuwait