Geography

Flags of 197 sovereign states

Installation instructions:
- Extract the ZIP file.
- Move the 'Sovereign-state_flags' folder into '.mnemosyne/images' directory.
Hence have: .../.mnemosyne/images/Sovereign-state_flags/
- Import the XML file with mnemosyne >> file >> import >> Browse to XML file

The 50 U.S. State capitals. The questions are asked in normal and reverse, for a total of 100.

These are cards of all Chinese provinces and autonomous regions and their capitals, and Taiwan which is also claimed as a province by the PRC.

Features:
- maps
- names in Chinese characters (both traditional and simplified)
- pinyin

The following categories are available:
- Chinese Regions (map to name)
- Chinese Regions (name to map)
- Chinese Region Capitals (by region)
- Chinese Region Capitals (by capital)

Installation instructions:
- Extract the ZIP file.
- Move the 'maps' folder into your '.mnemosyne' directory.
- Import one of the six XML files, depending on your character and map resolution preference.

Note about map size: for the detailed maps ('largemaps') you will need a screen with a *vertical* resolution
of at least 1024 pixels.

Download URL of latest version: http://home.wojas.nl/mnemosyne-chinese-regions/

These cards are similar to WheresWiliam's cards, which I only noticed after creating my own. His cards don't contain Chinese characters, pinyin and capitals, but the maps he uses are better, so I'm considering replacing my maps with his in the future.

New in 2.0: Added Hong Kong and Macau, removed English names that are toneless pinyin from cards,
added optional large maps that are used in WheresWiliam's cards.

This set of cards contains maps of most of the countries in Europe.

See the included readme.txt for installation instructions and notes on countries included and excluded.

Japanese prefectures (47), names in kanji, hiragana and English.

Installation:
Unzip to your .mnemosyne directory (C:\Documents and Settings\(my username)\.mnemosyne\), you should end up with \maps\Prefectures_of_Japan folder and there should be Japanese_prefectures.xml file inside that folder.

Now open your Mnemosyne and select File -> import -> XML and select the Japanese_prefectures.xml file inside that folder. I reset the learning data when I exported the package, but you might want to select the "Reset learning data on import" just in case.

The states (Länder) of Germany. Names are in German with English names in brackets.

NB: Names are in Dutch. Some of the provinces have different names in English:

• Noord-Holland is North Holland
• Zuid-Holland is South Holland
• Noord-Brabant is North Brabant
• Zeeland is Zealand

These maps only consider Metropolitan France and Corsica, i.e. they do not include Guyane, Guadeloupe, Martinique, or Réunion.

Names are in French. Some of the French regions have different names in English:

• Bourgogne (Burgundy)
• Bretagne (Brittany)
• Basse-Normandie (Lower Normandy)
• Haute-Normandie (Upper Normandy)
• Picardie (Picardy)

A full description of how to recreate the cards is distributed with svg to quiz. These images support a proposed feature of mnemosyne whereby the answer image replaces the question image rather than appearing below it. They are thus larger than they would be otherwise.

These maps only consider Metropolitan France and Corsica, i.e. they do not include Guyane, Guadeloupe, Martinique, or Réunion.

Names are in French.

A full description of how to recreate the cards is distributed with svg to quiz. These images support a proposed feature of mnemosyne whereby the answer image replaces the question image rather than appearing below it. They are thus larger than they would be otherwise.