Do you really know the map of Turkey?

KPSS Geography Map 2026 is a geography map game that teaches Turkish geography map questions through gamification. Learn mountains, plains, lakes, rivers, and more with interactive map quiz games. It is designed for those who prefer visual learning on maps instead of classic geography memorization methods.

🗺️ Over 14 geography categories, hundreds of map locations:

📍 Region Finder - Identify Turkey's geographical regions on the map 🏙️ Find 81 Provinces - Place all of Turkey's provinces in their correct locations on the map 📌 Region by Region Province Finder - Explore the provinces of each region individually on the map ⛰️ Mountains - Learn about volcanic, folded, and fault mountain systems on the map 🌾 Plains - Find delta, tectonic, and karst plain types on the map 🏔️ Plateaus - Discover karst, lava, and horizontally positioned plateaus on the map 💧 Lakes - Learn about glacial, tectonic, volcanic, karst, and dammed lakes on the map 🌊 Rivers - Identify Türkiye's main river network on the map 🔋 Dams - Map locations of energy and irrigation dams 🪨 Massifs - Find Anatolia's ancient landmasses on the map ⛏️ Minerals - Map distribution of minerals such as boron, chromium, iron, and copper 🏭 Industry - Learn about industries such as automotive, textiles, and iron and steel on the map 🐄 Livestock - Discover cattle, sheep, and beekeeping regions on the map 🌿 Vegetation - Learn about Türkiye's plant geography on the map

🎯 What makes this geography map game different?

✅ You learn geography by finding things on the map, not just by reading ✅ You can see the correct answers by reviewing the map at the end of each geography game ✅ You can measure the progress of your geography knowledge with score tracking ✅ Offers map content compatible with the 2026 KPSS geography curriculum

🎓 Suitable for KPSS Undergraduate, Associate Degree, and Secondary Education candidates. An ideal geography study tool for those who want to make a difference in KPSS geography map questions.

Sercan Çelik

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