Country Generator
Country dataset // 197 entries
First character of the displayed country name (e.g. T for Thailand)
Awaiting coordinates
Dataset scope
See the exact City and Country coverage, source chain, and fields that remain provisional.
How this tool helps
The generator draws from 197 country entries: 193 UN member states, the two UN observer states (the Holy See and Palestine), Taiwan, and Kosovo. Results can include a capital, map, codes, population, currency, languages, borders, culture, landmarks, food, and travel-season notes when those fields are available. The July 2026 bundle has not received complete per-item source or native-language review and is a provisional research prompt, not live or authoritative data.
197 entries with a stated inclusion rule
Stable identifiers
Recoverable maps
What does the country generator cover?
The generator draws from 197 country entries: 193 UN member states, the two UN observer states (the Holy See and Palestine), Taiwan, and Kosovo. Results can include a capital, map, codes, population, currency, languages, borders, culture, landmarks, food, and travel-season notes when those fields are available. The July 2026 bundle has not received complete per-item source or native-language review and is a provisional research prompt, not live or authoritative data.
Useful for
Geography practice
Filter by region or subregion and quiz capitals, flags, and neighbours.
Writing prompts
Choose a setting, then research it from current primary sources.
Interface testing
Exercise localized names, flags, codes, and non-Latin prefixes.
Product behavior
Visible-name filtering
The prefix applies to the localized name shown on screen.
Stable identifiers
Alpha-2/alpha-3 codes retain a stable link across locales; Kosovo uses project code XK.
Recoverable maps
The map may fail independently without hiding the country result.
197 entries with a stated inclusion rule
The pool contains 193 UN members, two UN observer states, Taiwan, and Kosovo. ISO 3166-1 codes are shown where assigned; Kosovo uses the common XK/XKX placeholder in this dataset.
Example workflows
Capital drill
Choose a region, draw a country, then recall the capital before revealing the card.
Eastern Asia can return Japan, China, or Mongolia.
Map exercise
Use the capital marker as orientation and compare neighbouring countries.
A France result can lead to a Western Europe map exercise.
Unicode QA
Filter with the visible local name and copy the result.
Traditional Chinese accepts both 臺 and 台 for 台灣.
How to use it
- 1.
Choose a region
Optionally narrow to a subregion.
- 2.
Add a visible prefix
Enter the first character of the displayed localized name.
- 3.
Generate and verify
Use the result as a reference prompt; verify changing or consequential facts separately.
Country generator FAQ
What exactly is included in the 197 entries?
193 UN member states, the Holy See and Palestine as UN observer states, plus Taiwan and Kosovo. This is an editorial country list, not a claim that every entry has the same international legal status.
How current are the facts?
The page uses a static bundle assembled in July 2026 without complete per-item source or native-language review. Population estimates, political details, borders, travel seasons, and cultural summaries can change; verify a current official source when precision matters.
Does the prefix use English?
No. It matches the visible localized country name.
What if the map fails?
After nine seconds the map area offers a retry while the country details remain visible.
Release boundary
Common names, currencies, and languages use CLDR-backed Intl projections where available; capital labels use pinned locale modules derived from Wikidata. The panel does not expose a separately reviewed official-name field. Population, culture, national-dish, and travel fields lack a complete per-item source ledger and remain provisional.
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