Worth knowing
Saint Lucia
The Pitons are two volcanic spires, each more than 700 metres high, side by side on the shore. The triangles on the flag recall them, and the local beer is named after them.
Where its story happens
The Pitons, at 13.81°N, 61.07°W. It's the place the game marks on the globe once the country is found. See it on a map.
Five things to know about Saint Lucia
In Geodar these are the five clues to this country, and it counts as one of the hard countries. The game asks the hardest clue first. Here the easiest comes first.
- Where it is. It's Saint Lucia, in the eastern Caribbean, between Martinique and Saint Vincent. See Saint Lucia on a map.
- Twin volcanic peaks called the Pitons rise straight from the sea on its coast.
- It is named after a woman: a Christian saint from Syracuse, in Sicily.
- It is the smallest country to have produced two Nobel Prize winners: a poet and an economist.
- It changed hands between Britain and France 14 times, and was called the Helen of the West Indies.