Spanish-Speaking Countries and Capitals

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  • ASUNCION
  • BOGOTA
  • BUENOS AIRES
  • CARACAS
  • GUATEMALA CITY
  • HAVANA
  • LA PAZ
  • LIMA
  • MADRID
  • MANAGUA
  • MEXICO CITY
  • MONTEVIDEO
  • PANAMA CITY
  • QUITO
  • SAN JOSE
  • SAN SALVADOR
  • SANTIAGO
  • SANTO DOMINGO
  • SUCRE
  • TEGUCIGALPA

Twenty nations claim Spanish as an official language, and every one of them answers to a capital city hidden in this grid. Bolivia keeps two seats of government, so both La Paz and Sucre appear; Mexico City, Panama City and Guatemala City carry their country's name with them. Match each capital to its nation as you search, then check the answer key.

Spanish-Speaking Countries and Capitals Word Search Answer Key

Checking a finished sheet, or stuck on the last word? The Spanish-Speaking Countries and Capitals Word Search Answer Key marks all 20 hidden words in the grid and lists the row, column and direction each one starts from. It prints on its own sheet, so you can hand out the puzzle and keep the answers.

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