Yes, well traveling South from Detroit puts you in Canada, too. What's your point? Anyone who puts Canada being South of the USA is silly or has a hard time spelling M-e-x-i-c-o.
jeez, some people. Ok, so one question was wrong. I guess you all want a refund for your membership or something. Oh wait, this is a free service. Well done QM, Another great quiz, keep it up!
Half of those could easily have another direction added though. And I don't mean those going north from USA and end up in Mexico. Brunei is east and west as well as south for example
Trek222 is correct. There are many places in Uruguay where you could travel straight west and end up in Brazil. The same technicalities apply in most of the other answers too. For example, if you travel straight south from Detroit, USA, you'll end up in Canada.
Well, those might still be technicalities. However, look west from Sweden and you find both Norway and Denmark are correct. Both are, mainly west of Sweden and neither would considered to be mail in another direction, if anything Norway could be considered north of Sweden.
Or you could just acknowledge that if you know there is a northerly point in Argentina at which you can cross west into Bolivia, you surely know that 95% of the Argentinian border straddles Chile, and you could just write "Chile" and move on.
Oy, tried every variation of Congo before realizing it said URAGUAY, and not UGANDA. Good to know I have an attention span that lasts exactly one letter.
2:55 remaining, I was surprised how easy this was for my brain to process. I would love a quiz where you had to name ALL the countries you would run into traveling from X country in Y direction, not just the most obvious one. That would be awesome.
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James Monroe was going to have a duel with Alexander Hamilton, but Aaron Burr intervened.
So what if I go up? Is South Africa above Lesotho, in space?