Context: I was recently on a work trip in Sweden and Estonia and my roommates didn’t know where those countries are. We’d been drinking so I tried to scribble on a map on the kitchen whiteboard and somehow that turned into me attempting the whole continent.

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  1. Interesting switch of the Netherlands and Belgium. And I never knew Poland was that big. What happened to Bulgaria?

  2. Not that bad for an American guy ! I mean, I could draw pretty easily external USA borders, but internal borders are much more of a challenge (I don’t even mention drawing or naming states except the most famous ones) !

    I wonder how so many people know about Andorra stuck between France and Spain, while totally ignoring Vatican, San Marin, Liechtenstein or Monaco, or somehow even Luxembourg.

  3. The north and west are recognizable, and all seemed pretty good untill I noticed central/Eastern Europe. I feel sorry for everyone east of Austria.

    Then again, for someone that doesn’t live in Europe you did quite a good job! There are Europeans that would do worse

  4. How did they resolve the disputes over the Austrian/Greek border?
    I can’t seem to recall it from my history lessons.

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