Find The Country Answers - November 2026 Archive

Browse all 3 recorded daily solutions for November 2026, covering November 1, 2026 through November 3, 2026. This monthly archive keeps each date and answer together with a map and geographic observations. This month is still in progress; future solutions are not published.

Daily country answers for November 2026

The following table lists the answer used by Find The Country for each UTC date. Geography notes describe the reference coordinates used by the game. They are useful for understanding distance and direction clues, but do not describe the entire territory of a country.

November 2026 daily solutions and geographic notes
Puzzle date (UTC)AnswerGeography note
Kyrgyzstan (KG)41.2° N, 74.8° E; middle-latitude reference point.
Laos (LA)19.9° N, 102.5° E; tropical reference point.
Latvia (LV)56.9° N, 24.6° E; middle-latitude reference point.

Where this month's countries are on the map

November 2026 answer locationsReference-point map for the 3 daily answers. The table provides every country and coordinate description.Kyrgyzstan — 2026-11-01Laos — 2026-11-02Latvia — 2026-11-03

Blue dots mark each answer's stored reference point. The horizontal dashed line is the equator, and the vertical line is the prime meridian. This flat map helps compare locations; it is not an equal-distance projection. Use the table for accessible location descriptions and the live globe to inspect the world from different angles.

Of this month's 3 solutions, 3 reference points are in the Northern Hemisphere and 0 are in the Southern Hemisphere. 1 fall within the tropical latitude band, between 23.44° north and south. The month contains 3 distinct countries, with a different country in every recorded row.

Geography observations from November 2026

The northernmost reference point belongs to Latvia (56.88° latitude); the southernmost belongs to Laos (19.86°). Their separation in latitude is 37.0 degrees.

Latvia has the westernmost reference longitude (24.60°), while Laos has the easternmost (102.50°). These are numeric longitude extremes, not the most distant pair: locations near opposite sides of the date line can be close together. Direction clues use an initial bearing on a sphere rather than a horizontal line across this map.

Nearby answer pairs to compare

These distances use the same spherical calculation as the game. A small gap between reference points is a reason to compare nearby guesses; it does not prove that two countries share a land border. Coastlines, islands, and large territories can make border distance very different from the number shown in a round.

Use the archive to improve your next round

Pick an answer from the table and imagine starting from a country you know. Consider whether the first arrow would point north, south, east, or west, then compare the location with a second guess. This exercise builds a mental map through active recall.

The puzzle resets at 00:00 UTC. The dates here follow that shared schedule rather than your device's local midnight. For the current solution, open today's answer and hints; to try the puzzle without spoilers, return to the Find The Country game. Read How to Play for the color, distance, and direction rules.