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Where is Slovenia?

Slovenia is a country in Europe.

Slovenia in gold; its neighbours are lighter. Drawn from the outlines the game uses.
Type
Country
Continent
Europe
Region
Alps and Adriatic
Land borders
4: Austria, Croatia, Hungary, Italy
Area
About 21,000 km² on the game’s map
Hemispheres
Northern; Eastern
Capital city
46.05° N, 14.51° E

About Slovenia

Forest covers about 58% of the land, one of the highest shares in the European Union. Independence in June 1991 was followed by a brief war with Yugoslav forces that ended in ten days. The olm, a pale cave salamander that can live a century, was once taken for a baby dragon.

Clues from Atlas Daily

Round 2 on 3 September 2026 (#2), hardest clue first:

  1. Around half of this Alpine country is forest, and it has only about 47 kilometres of coastline.
  2. It was the first republic to leave Yugoslavia, after a ten-day war in 1991.
  3. Its Postojna cave system stretches for more than 24 kilometres and shelters a blind salamander.
  4. Its national symbol is a three-peaked mountain, Triglav, shown on the flag.

Round 3 on 10 September 2026 (#9), hardest clue first:

  1. Around half of this Alpine country is forest, and it has only about 47 kilometres of coastline.
  2. It was the first republic to leave Yugoslavia, after a ten-day war in 1991.
  3. Its Postojna cave system stretches for more than 24 kilometres and shelters a blind salamander.
  4. Its national symbol is a three-peaked mountain, Triglav, shown on the flag.

Round 5 on 18 September 2026 (#17), hardest clue first:

  1. Around half of this Alpine country is forest, and it has only about 47 kilometres of coastline.
  2. It was the first republic to leave Yugoslavia, after a ten-day war in 1991.
  3. Its Postojna cave system stretches for more than 24 kilometres and shelters a blind salamander.
  4. Its national symbol is a three-peaked mountain, Triglav, shown on the flag.

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Sources: Encyclopaedia Britannica: Slovenia. Borders, area and map from Natural Earth 1:50m outlines, the same ones the game uses.