For what they lack in size, some of the countries of Central America have surprisingly large populations. Guatemala, for example, has over 16 million people, and Honduras has nine …

Use this online map quiz to illustrate these points along with other information from the North and Central American geography unit. Interactive educational games make for excellent classroom …

Brazil is the world's fifth-largest country by both area and population. Identifying Uruguay, Suriname, and Guyana may be a little tougher to find on an online map. This interactive …

Panama City is one of the wealthiest and most visited cities in Central America, largely because of the Panama Canal, a critical shipping route between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. This map …

Sitting at over 7,300 feet, Mexico City is the highest elevation capital in North and Central America. This online geography game is a great way to for you to learn its location along with …

Learning the independent countries of the Caribbean can be challenging, but picking up a few hints like those can make it easier, and this quiz game can help. Some of these countries' …

This interactive geography game will challenge your and your friends to find it on the map along with 23 other islands. If your classroom can get at least 20 right on the first try, you will be …

This downloadable PDF map of Central America makes teaching and learning the geography of this world region much easier. Teachers can use the labeled maps of Central American …

There are 23 countries that are considered to be part of Latin America. Brazil and Mexico dominate the map because of their large size, and they dominate culturally as well because of …

The five most populous countries where Spanish is the official language are Mexico, Colombia, Spain, Argentina, and Peru. The smallest country is Equatorial Guinea with a population of …