Asia Map Quiz

Start with the five "-stans" between the Caspian Sea and China. Kazakhstan is the huge one on top. Under it from west to east: Turkmenistan on the Caspian, Uzbekistan in the middle, then the two mountainous ones: Kyrgyzstan against China's northwest, and Tajikistan beneath it next to Afghanistan. Afghanistan sits under all of them, with Pakistan to its east and Iran to its west.

The Gulf goes clockwise from Iraq: Kuwait, Saudi Arabia (the big one), Bahrain (an island too small to tap here), Qatar (the thumb), the UAE, Oman on the corner, Yemen at the bottom. The Caucasus three sit between Russia and Turkey: Georgia on the Black Sea, Armenia landlocked below it, Azerbaijan on the Caspian. In Southeast Asia, the mainland runs Myanmar, Thailand, Laos (landlocked), Cambodia, Vietnam along the coast; Malaysia is split across the peninsula and Borneo, which it shares with Brunei and Indonesia.