GeoAzimuth Spain - Find the Hidden City by Compass Bearing
The Compass City Game
A hidden city sits in the middle of the compass. Every arrow points from it to a real city, at its true bearing.
Read the angles, name the city. Five tries, and every wrong guess becomes another arrow.
About GeoAzimuth Spain
Madrid sits almost in the middle of the peninsula, so its arrow points to the centre from nearly anywhere. Palma and Ibiza lie out in the Mediterranean, while Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and Santa Cruz de Tenerife are far to the south-west, off the coast of Africa.
- Cities
- 160
- Levels
- 100
- Northernmost
- Avilés
- Southernmost
- Telde
- Farthest apart
- Figueres - San Cristóbal de La Laguna (2,315 km)
- Closest pair
- Leganés - Getafe (4 km)
- Most isolated
- Ibiza (114 km)
Spain - the compass from the middle
Stand at the centre point of the pack (39.6°N, 3.1°W) and this is the direction and distance to its best-known cities:
- SaragossaNE (39°)290 km
- BarcelonaNE (65°)486 km
- ValenciaE (94°)235 km
- SevilleSW (226°)355 km
- MadridNW (329°)100 km
Frequently asked questions
How many cities are in GeoAzimuth Spain?
The Spain pack has 160 cities and 100 levels in 5 difficulty bands. Each level hides one city from its band, and a new one is drawn every time you try again.
Which cities in the Spain pack are farthest apart?
Figueres and San Cristóbal de La Laguna, 2,315 km apart. The closest pair is Leganés and Getafe, just 4 km apart - neighbours like these are what make the harder bands tricky.
Ready to find your bearings?
Pick a level and name the hidden city.
The map is centred on the hidden city, so every line keeps its true bearing and distance.
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