Printable Quiz: Tripoint Trivia Quiz #3

The Afghanistan–Tajikistan border features two tripoints, defined as the precise point where the borders of three countries – Afghanistan, Tajikistan, and either Uzbekistan or China – all meet.

The Afghanistan–China border is defined at two tripoints, one with Pakistan and another with Tajikistan, marking the border's northern and southern extremities.

The Schengen commune in Luxembourg contains a tripoint where the borders of Germany, France, and Luxembourg physically intersect, making it a unique geographical location.

Mount Pinatubo’s location at the tripoint of Zambales, Tarlac, and Pampanga means it lies at the convergence of these three provincial boundaries, impacting multiple regions during its eruption.

The Libya–Sudan border is specifically defined by its connection to Egypt in the north and Chad in the south, creating points where all three countries meet – these are known as tripoints.

The Chad–Libya border is specifically noted as running *to* tripoints with Niger and Sudan, meaning these are points where the borders of all three countries converge.

The border between Libya and Niger is specifically defined as running *between* two tripoints, which are locations where three countries’ borders meet, establishing the border’s beginning and end.

The Algeria–Libya border is specifically defined as running between tripoints, which are points on the map where the borders of three countries intersect, creating a shared corner.

The border between Libya and Tunisia extends to a tripoint, which is defined as the single point where the boundaries of three countries – Libya, Tunisia, and Algeria – meet.

The border between France and Germany eventually turns westward, culminating in a tripoint where the boundaries of all three countries – France, Germany, and Luxembourg – meet.