Farflung Expedition #37 Answers
Farflung Expedition #37 is the daily expedition for Tuesday 10 November 2026. Each prompt has three hints first; the answers stay folded until you open them.
Checked against the official game on 10 November 2026.
We played Expedition #37 on farflung.game on 10 November 2026 and copied the tiers from the official camp screen. Tier counts are the number of accepted answers in each tier, not player percentages. Play on farflung.game first if you want no spoilers.
Prompt 1: Pin a country that has had multi-stop city waterbuses
- Common 1
- Uncommon 3
- Rare 17
- Elusive 27
- Farflung 3
- Total 51 accepted
Hint 1
Think of cities on lagoons, rivers or harbours where boats run like buses and stop several times along a route.
Hint 2
Skip the famous canal city: Italy is the single Common answer, worth only 40 km.
Hint 3
For 100 km, look at a lagoon city in West Africa, a Baltic state, or a country on the lower Danube.
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Farflung gems (100 km)
Côte d’Ivoire, Lithuania, Romania. Côte d’Ivoire is the easiest gem to reason out: Abidjan runs lagoon water buses across the Ébrié Lagoon as part of its public transport.
Most common answer (40 km)
Italy. Italy is the answer most players reach first, thanks to the vaporetto water buses of Venice.
What counts
City and city-region routes count, including former ferry services with stops along the way. Charters and sightseeing-only cruises do not.
Prompt 2: Pin a country that has had a stadium with a retractable roof over the playing area
- Common 1
- Uncommon 3
- Rare 9
- Elusive 11
- Farflung 3
- Total 27 accepted
Hint 1
Big new football and baseball venues are the obvious picks. The rarer answers are smaller or older venues.
Hint 2
Tennis stadiums and bullrings count too, as long as the moving roof closes over the playing area and not just the stands.
Hint 3
For 100 km: one country in South America, and two Central European neighbours that used to be a single country.
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Farflung gems (100 km)
Colombia, Slovakia, Czechia. Czechia and Slovakia are the pair hinted at above. Colombia is the South American gem, so a venue away from the usual football giants pays off.
Most common answer (40 km)
United States. The United States is the Common answer, with several retractable-roof stadiums in its major leagues.
What counts
Past and present stadiums both count, including tennis stadiums and bullrings. The roof has to move over the playing area, not only over the seats.
Prompt 3: Pin a country where scientists have cloned a mammal
- Common 1
- Uncommon 3
- Rare 12
- Elusive 14
- Farflung 4
- Total 34 accepted
Hint 1
A clone counts for the country where it was made, not where the donor animal came from.
Hint 2
Beyond the famous sheep, labs around the world have cloned cattle, pigs, horses, camels and dogs.
Hint 3
For 100 km: one country in East Africa, and three in Central and Eastern Europe, including one Baltic state.
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Farflung gems (100 km)
Hungary, Estonia, Poland, Kenya. This prompt has four gems, more than the others: Hungary, Estonia, Poland and Kenya. Kenya is the one most players miss.
Most common answer (40 km)
United Kingdom. The United Kingdom is the Common answer: Dolly the sheep was born at the Roslin Institute in Scotland in 1996.
What counts
Dolly was the first mammal cloned from an adult cell, not the first cloned mammal, so earlier cloning work in other countries counts too.
Prompt 4: Pin a country that has made snake antivenom for treating patients
- Common 1
- Uncommon 3
- Rare 15
- Elusive 23
- Farflung 3
- Total 45 accepted
Hint 1
Countries with many snakebites often make their own antivenom, but so do some you would not expect.
Hint 2
Past or present production counts. Collecting venom, or only importing the finished medicine, does not.
Hint 3
For 100 km: one country in North Africa, one in South America and one in Central Asia.
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Farflung gems (100 km)
Tunisia, Uruguay, Uzbekistan. Tunisia, Uruguay and Uzbekistan are the three gems, one in each region from the last hint.
Most common answer (40 km)
Australia. Australia is the Common answer: it is famous for venomous snakes and makes its own antivenoms.
What counts
Production in the past counts as well as today, and the official note names Croatia and Ecuador as examples. Venom collection or imports alone do not count.
Prompt 5: Pin a country whose official language uses an alphabet or script that no other country uses for a national official language
- Common 1
- Uncommon 2
- Rare 5
- Elusive 3
- Farflung 1
- Total 12 accepted
Hint 1
Rule out shared scripts first: Latin, Cyrillic and Arabic, and also Greek, Hangul, Ge’ez and Tifinagh, which more than one country uses.
Hint 2
Look for alphabets that belong to one country: in the Caucasus, in mainland Southeast Asia and in South Asia.
Hint 3
The only Farflung answer is an island nation in the Indian Ocean whose script is written right to left.
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Farflung gems (100 km)
Maldives. The Maldives is the single gem: its official language, Dhivehi, is written in the Thaana script, which no other country uses for a national language.
Most common answer (40 km)
Japan. Japan is the Common answer, because its kana syllabaries are not used as a national script anywhere else.
What counts
Only national official languages count. Tibetan and Bengali scripts are regional in China and India, which is why the countries that use them nationally still count.
Rarity explained
Rarity is about how seldom an answer comes to mind. Common answers are the first ones most people think of; the Farflung gems are the least expected and worth 100 km each. See how to play Farflung for all the rules.
Expedition #37 FAQ
What are the Farflung Expedition #37 prompts?
1. Pin a country that has had multi-stop city waterbuses. 2. Pin a country that has had a stadium with a retractable roof over the playing area. 3. Pin a country where scientists have cloned a mammal. 4. Pin a country that has made snake antivenom for treating patients. 5. Pin a country whose official language uses an alphabet or script that no other country uses for a national official language.
What are the Farflung gems for Expedition #37?
Prompt 1: Côte d’Ivoire, Lithuania, Romania. Prompt 2: Colombia, Slovakia, Czechia. Prompt 3: Hungary, Estonia, Poland, Kenya. Prompt 4: Tunisia, Uruguay, Uzbekistan. Prompt 5: Maldives.
How many kilometres is each answer worth?
Common 40 km, Uncommon 55 km, Rare 70 km, Elusive 85 km and Farflung 100 km. A perfect expedition is 500 km.