Rivers and lakes of Italy quiz
Name 42 of Italy's main rivers and 17 of its lakes on a blank map, from the Po, the Adige and the Tevere
to Lago di Garda, Lago Maggiore and Lago Trasimeno. Rivers are drawn in full, including the stretches in
Switzerland and Slovenia.
Lakes can be named with or without Lago di, and English names such as Tiber or Lake Como
are accepted. For the provinces, try the Italian provinces quiz.
The 42 rivers in this quiz
- Adda
- Adige
- Aniene
- Arno
- Aterno-Pescara
- Basento
- Belice
- Bradano
- Brenta
- Crati
- Dora Baltea
- Dora Riparia
- Flumendosa
- Isonzo
- Lambro
- Liri-Garigliano
- Metauro
- Mincio
- Nera
- Neto
- Ofanto
- Oglio
- Ombrone
- Panaro
- Piave
- Po
- Reno
- Salso
- Sangro
- Secchia
- Sele
- Serchio
- Sesia
- Simeto
- Tagliamento
- Tanaro
- Tevere
- Ticino
- Tirso
- Trebbia
- Tronto
- Volturno
The 17 lakes in this quiz
- Lago Maggiore
- Lago Omodeo
- Lago Trasimeno
- Lago d'Idro
- Lago d'Iseo
- Lago d'Orta
- Lago di Bolsena
- Lago di Bracciano
- Lago di Caldonazzo
- Lago di Como
- Lago di Garda
- Lago di Lesina
- Lago di Lugano
- Lago di Resia
- Lago di Varano
- Lago di Varese
- Lago di Vico
How to play
- Type names: select a place on the map and type its name. You can go back to change or remove any name.
Small spelling mistakes are forgiven, and common alternative names are accepted.
- Find on map: you get the names one at a time, in random order, and select where each one is.
Select a place you already named to take its name back: it goes to the end of the list.
Nothing is marked right or wrong until you select Check answers. Then right answers turn blue,
wrong ones red and unnamed ones amber. Fix mistakes clears the wrong names so you can try again.
Your progress on each map is saved in this browser. Zoom with the buttons, the mouse wheel or two fingers.
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