World Capitals

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1Central and Southern Africa42 cards · Capitals of the 14 UN member and observer states of Central and Southern Africa, asked both ways, plus notes on shared, moved and disputed capitals — 42 cards.2East Africa and the Indian Ocean44 cards · Capitals of the 18 UN member and observer states of East Africa and the Indian Ocean, asked both ways, plus notes on shared, moved and disputed capitals — 44 cards.3North and West Africa49 cards · Capitals of the 22 UN member and observer states of North and West Africa, asked both ways, plus notes on shared, moved and disputed capitals — 49 cards.4Northern and Western Europe48 cards · Capitals of the 22 UN member and observer states of Northern and Western Europe, asked both ways, plus notes on shared, moved and disputed capitals — 48 cards.5Southern, Central and Eastern Europe50 cards · Capitals of the 23 UN member and observer states of Southern, Central and Eastern Europe, asked both ways, plus notes on shared, moved and disputed capitals — 50 cards.6Middle East, Caucasus and Central Asia52 cards · Capitals of the 24 UN member and observer states of Middle East, Caucasus and Central Asia, asked both ways, plus notes on shared, moved and disputed capitals — 52 cards.7North America, Central America and the Caribbean50 cards · Capitals of the 23 UN member and observer states of North America, Central America and the Caribbean, asked both ways, plus notes on shared, moved and disputed capitals — 50 cards.8Oceania and the Pacific44 cards · Capitals of the 14 UN member and observer states of Oceania, asked both ways, plus notes on shared, moved and disputed capitals — 44 cards.9South America40 cards · Capitals of the 12 UN member and observer states of South America, asked both ways, plus notes on shared, moved and disputed capitals — 40 cards.10South, East and Southeast Asia52 cards · Capitals of the 23 UN member and observer states of South, East and Southeast Asia, asked both ways, plus notes on shared, moved and disputed capitals — 52 cards.
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Capital cities of all 195 states recognized at the UN: the 193 members and the 2 observer states, Vatican City and the State of Palestine. 471 cards in 10 regional decks of 12 to 24 countries each. Each capital is asked both ways (country to capital, and capital to country). Extra cards cover common trick cases, such as countries with split capitals, recently moved capitals (such as Equatorial Guinea's 2026 move to Ciudad de la Paz), and largest cities that are not capitals. Built from publicly available sources such as the UN member states list and Wikipedia's list of national capitals.