ALL ANSWERS · GEOGRAPHY · PRE-LAUNCH · JULY 25, 2026
Size It Up Geography answer: July 25
The five Geography silhouettes for July 25, with the true sizes. If you have not played yet, this page is a spoiler — play these five first, then come back to argue with the numbers.
This pre-launch puzzle ran from the United States Virgin Islands (78.43 km) to Mozambique (1,820 km). The widest gap was round 1, Vermont against Texas, at 4.9×; the closest call was round 3, Israel against Missouri, only 1.3× apart — the kind of round that separates a 90 from a 60.
SPOILER · TODAY’S FIVE
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ROUND 1
Vermont (US state) vs Texas (US state)
Texas · reference · 1,244 km Vermont · true height · 254.9 km 4.9× shorter than Texas
Vermont extends about 255 km north to south across this outline.
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ROUND 2
Benin vs Angola
Angola · reference · 1,510 km Benin · true height · 685.6 km 2.2× shorter than Angola
Benin extends about 686 km north to south across this outline.
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ROUND 3
Israel vs Missouri (US state)
Missouri · reference · 578.1 km Israel · true height · 440.1 km 1.3× shorter than Missouri
Israel extends about 440 km north to south across this outline.
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ROUND 4
United States Virgin Islands (US state) vs Maldives
Maldives · reference · 113.1 km United States Virgin Islands · true height · 78.43 km 1.4× shorter than the Maldives
United States Virgin Islands extends about 78 km north to south across this outline.
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ROUND 5
Mozambique vs Czech Republic
Czech Republic · reference · 483 km Mozambique · true height · 1,820 km 3.8× taller than the Czech Republic
Mozambique extends about 1,820 km north to south across this outline.
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