National Geographic doesn't know where Spain is

Question

http://education.nationalgeographic.com/education/mapping/interactive-map

Click on Region and select "Europe", and try to find Spain or Portugal. Can't find it? Try in Africa.

• Typo. - --Mariana-- Sep 11, 2011
• Heh, this is what "Beta" is for! - rabbitwho Sep 11, 2011

Answer 1

National Geografic isn´t the only misinformed. Cristabel Colón didn´t know where India was either.

• Jejeje, he was so confident in himself, he had the nerve to call the native peoples Indians! :P - SonrisaDelSo Sep 11, 2011
• Jajajaja.......so true!!! - --Mariana-- Sep 11, 2011

Answer 2

I didn't see what you were talking about at first, but yeah, I see it now. Maybe it was a French person in charge of the map?

• Removed flag and voted on post to compensate for loss. - Eddy Sep 11, 2011
• I wasn't even aware I had been flagged, did I offend a French person? I wasn't making a general statement about French people, I was just making fun of the rivalry between France and Spain. - Fredbong Sep 11, 2011

Answer 3

This is an odd program....I'm working on figuring it out

Answer 4

Hola, Lazarus!

That thing's really confusing to use!

Anyway, a little pop-up box showed up when I was on it to report feedback. One of the options was "Missing Content", so I reported "I cannot find Spain". I also entered my e-mail information so I could receive a follow-up report.

• Spain is not missing, it´s in Africa! - ianta Sep 11, 2011
• It was the closest thing I could find to "wrong location". - SonrisaDelSo Sep 11, 2011
• As Ianta says, they relocated Spain and Portugal to Africa. - lazarus1907 Sep 11, 2011

Answer 5

hahah that's really funny did you write to them to let them know?

• I did! - SonrisaDelSo Sep 11, 2011