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| This transcontinental country was established in 1923 by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. | |
| One of 5 countries to feature the Southern Cross constellation on its flag, this country is part of an island group known as The Navigator Islands due to the inhabitants seafaring | |
| This country is home to the city of Petra featuring the stone temple featured in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. | |
| Just over a third of the island nations area is occupied by Another country after an invasion in 1974. | |
| Part of the countries name translates to 'we are forty' in reference to the 40 clans of Manas, and the '40 ray sun' features on their flag. | |
| In the early 19th century, this European country became the first to have its capital city outside of Europe, when it was transferred to South America. | |
| Of the 100 busiest railway stations in the world, over 80% of them are located in this country, which is an archipelago of 6852 islands. | |
| Chris Patten was the last governor of a colony that was handed back to this country in 1997. | |
| This country exports the most bananas globally and has a flag containing yellow (symbolizing diversity), blue (the sky and the sea) and red (the blood of independence fighters) | |
| The only country not to have its name on postage stamps. | |
| This country only borders one other country, and that border consists of a 4km wide demilitarized zone. | |
| The currency of this African nation is the Pula, meaning 'rain' in the native language, referring to the value placed on water. | |
| Most nationals of this country have surnames with the suffix 'ic', and the capital city is an anagram of 'beard gel'. | |
| Country formerly known by the Greek name for 'Land between the rivers'. | |
| The only african country, that is not an enclave, to only border one other country, this is the smallest mainland country in Africa. | |
