| About.com: Homework Help: Includes atlas, countries, maps, quizzes, and facts. Also answers to FAQs. |
| African Geography Web Games: Offers games which test geography of the world. Country names are spoken and brief descriptions are provided. |
| Atlantic Ocean: Provides facts about the second largest ocean including background, geography, economic significance, transportation. |
| Barnaby Bear: Where in the world is Barnaby Bear? Games, stories, photographs and a scrapbook. |
| Bears Go West: Follow as four stuffed bears travel the major trails used during westward expansion. Each bear travels from one school to the next making its way across the country. |
| Bermuda Triangle: Information about myths, legends, and folklore surrounding this phenomenon. |
| Cape Cod Photo Album: Photos from each town on Cape Cod, MA. Special emphasis on the beauty, history, culture, and artisans of the area. |
| CIA Kids Page: Geography: Interactive quizzes test knowledge of lands around the world. |
| CIA World Factbook: Government resource provides detailed information on countries and non-self-governing territories around the world. |
| City Population: Statistics and maps about the major population clusters of the world. Also information about the capitals and principal cities of many countries. In English and German. |
| ClassBrain: State Reports: Includes information on people, products, history, maps, symbols, places of interest, state capitols and tourism. |
| Climate Zone: Climate information for cities and countries all over the world |
| Countries of the World: Cultural and geographical information about countries of the world through interactive maps. |
| Countries Quest: Features articles about different countries organized by continent. Offers information on natural resources, people, arts, economy, government, and history. |
| Cyber School Bus: Stories, games, coloring activities, questions, and an online story to help kids learn about the world. |
| Distinctive Geography of the Earth: Identifies the biggest, highest, deepest, lowest, tallest, longest, and most populous countries, landmasses, oceans, lakes, rivers, mountains, and land surface depressions on Planet Earth. |
| Drive Around the World: Learn about this ambitious project to travel around the globe in order to raise money for Parkinson's disease research. Includes interactive map, daily journals, photos, and geographical facts. |
| Flags and Maps of the World: Offers views of national flags and maps for countries of the world. |
| Future State: U.S. Department of State for Youth: Includes maps, geographic news, country information, flags, and facts. Content categorized by school grades K-4, 5-8, and 9-12. |
| Geo Game: Offers adventures from around the globe. |
| GeoBee Challenge: National Geographic offers quizzes and questions that have stumped geography whizzes. |
| GeoBee Quiz - National Geographic Kids: Online game changes every day with five new geography questions. |
| Geographia: Provides information about the people, history, culture, natural terrain, and tourist attractions in Asia, Africa, Europe, Latin America, and the Caribbean. |
| Geography - Merriam-Webster's Atlas: Shares maps and geographical information about states and countries. |
| Geography 20G: Provides a wide variety of information on regions of North America. Also project planners and homework schedules for the author's class. |
| GeoNet Kid's Place: Explore the geography of the United States in this interactive game created for students. |
| GeoQuiz: Online geography quiz. Topics are shapes and locations countries, regions, places, national flags, capitals and others. Requires free registration. |
| Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names: Searchable database of place names around the world tells where it is located. Includes more than a million ancient and contemporary names including variations. |
| Great Circle Calculator: Features calculating direct line distances between any two points on the earth's globe. |
| Great Circle Mapper: Shows great circle path between specified points on the globe with an aviation focus. |
| Greeley: Learn about a city in Colorado. Page features information about general facts, history, people, activities, recreations, landmarks, and the definition of some words. |
| Landscapes of Scotland: Explore the highlands, central lowlands and islands of Scotland. Also develops map skills. |
| Lesson Tutor: Features a selection of interactive puzzles on the states, countries, 13 colonies, capitals, and sign language finger spelling. |
| Library of Congress: Country Studies: Contains information on geography, weather, government, religion, social, economic, and political issues for many countries. |
| Mr. S's Humanities Club: Includes information about mountains, rivers, weather, Greece, links and software reviews. |
| Name that State: Geography game about the 50 states of the United States. |
| National Geographic Kids: Contains games, contests, articles, experiments, jokes, and activities. |
| National Geographic: Xpeditions: Offers a large selection of maps, virtual expedition and museum, forums, and lesson plans. |
| Oceanian Web Games: Games teach Oceania geography and capitals. |
| People and Places: United States: View photos taken in each state within the US. Includes images of buildings, local animals and people. |
| Photo Diaries and Sketches: View photos taken from around the world during Robert Bremec's travels. Includes slideshow feature. |
| Rockdoctor's Guide to Southwest Pennsylvania: Explore the history and current issues of the region |
| State Web Games: Collection of 34 web games about the fifty states. Designed to teach capitals, abbreviations, locations, and trivia. |
| Teach: Great Lakes: A large collection of information about North America's Great Lakes, including the region's geography, geology, history and culture, plants and animals, pollution concerns, and economy. Includes answers to kids' questions and a few other interactive features. |
| Test your Geography Knowledge: Contains quizzes on maps of continents, countries, and states. |
| The Greatest Places: Explore seven of the most geographically dynamic locations on Earth. Learn about the Imax film, add your own favorite place, get a Greatest Places image, or check out the question of the week. |
| U.S. Gazetteer: Enter name or ZIP code in the United States for maps and 1990 census information. |
| U.S. State Capitals Quiz: How quickly can you match the states with their capitals? |
| United States of America (USA) State Capital Quiz: Interactive quiz to match USA states with its capital city. |
| Virtual Galapagos: Features an actual journey through the 21 major and many smaller islands of the archipelago. Includes a history, information about marine, coastal zone and island wildlife, and environmental issues. |
| Where in the UK is Barnaby Bear?: Join Barnaby Bear on a virtual tour of Devon, Cornwall and the Lake District. |
| Where in the World is Barnaby Bear?: Travel the world with Barnaby Bear, learning about the countries you visit. |
| Where in Wisconsin is Jim Doyle?: A game to help teach students interesting and unique facts about the state of Wisconsin. |
| Where is That: Maps and games for naming countries, states, and capitals. Also two player version. |
| World Gazetter: Provides population figures for cities, towns, and countries of the world. Also images of current national flags. |
| World in the Balance: Based on the NOVA educational TV program. Articles cover topics such as human consumption, sustainable population rate, and the impact of the average age within a country. Page includes people counter, photos, quizzes, and maps. |
| World Monuments Map Puzzle: Interactive puzzle for locations and significance of the cultural monuments of the world. Also printable map of continents. Requires Windows 95, 98 or 3.1. |
| World Trivia Web Quizzes: Learn fascinating facts about world countries. Each quiz selects 10 world trivia facts at random from a total set of 480. |
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