DISPATCH NO. 0006 · July 2, 2026

Globle Answer for July 2, 2026

On the coast, in Northern Africa, one of the twenty largest countries on Earth — hemmed in by 7 land neighbours.

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Globle Clues & Answer (2026-07-02)

Globle 0006 Clues

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  1. #1 Continent 50 left

    Africa

  2. #2 Subregion 7 left

    Northern Africa

  3. #3 Hemisphere and coastline 7 left

    Northern hemisphere, has a coastline

  4. #4 First letter and length 1 left

    Starts with A, 7 letters

Globle 0006 Answer

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The Globle Unlimited answer for July 2, 2026 was Algeria.

Algeria

Capital
Algiers
Region
Northern Africa
Land area
2,381,741 km²
Area rank
10 of 176
Land neighbours
7
Coastline
Yes
Orthographic globe centred on Algeria, with the country highlighted in red
Algeria at the centre of the visible hemisphere.

How Hard Was It?

Difficulty rating

Algeria rates 1 of 5 — Very easy. The rating comes from land area and land-neighbour count, weighted 65/35 toward size: it ranks 10 of 176 by area and has 7 land neighbours.

The fastest opening guess

Senegal was the strongest opener against this answer. From there the target reads 2,336 km away, a distance shared by only 4 other candidates — so a single guess could have cut the field to 5 countries.

The value of an opening guess swings enormously depending on where the answer sits. Our opening-country analysis ranks every candidate on average performance rather than one lucky day.

Which Globle This Answer Is For

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