Draw the Border

Daily Endless Atlas

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Draw every country of South America

One after another, in any order. The map is made of your own drawings; the real borders and your points come at the end.

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Map projection

Left button draws with the tool you've picked; a click on a dot draws that country

Middle button or Ctrl + left drags the map (and turns the globe)

Scroll zooms in and out

On a phone: one finger draws, two fingers move and zoom. Or pick the hand to move the map with one finger.

P pen S sketch E eraser H hand F full screen Enter next Ctrl+Z undo

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Tap a country for its score

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How to play Atlas

Pick a continent, the whole world or the United States, and draw every one of its countries (or states) from memory, one after another.

Each country's middle is the orange dot: draw its outline around it. The faint dots are the countries still to draw.
Any order you like: tap a dot on the map, or a name under it, to draw that one. Tap one you've done to have another go at it.
The map is made of your own drawings. Where a country meets one you've drawn, close the gap and it fills in.
Pen (P) draws, Sketch (S) draws helper lines that aren't scored and stay from country to country, Eraser (E) rubs out, and the hand (H) moves the map. The corners button makes the map full screen (F).

No points along the way. At the end you see the real map, and each country is scored the way the daily one is, out of 100.