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Archive · May 2027

Extraplot archive: May 2027

Days 171–201 of the Extraplot season, from Sat 1 May 2027 to Mon 31 May 2027. Every daily set, with the five charts in each and a link to replay it.

This page lists every Extraplot daily set in May 2027: the day number, the ET date and the five chart titles that make up the set. Each set is a warm-up to bold-call sequence of real data charts — a line that stops at a cut-off year, and five to twelve hidden years to draw.

To play a set, follow its Play link. Archive runs use exactly the same scoring as the original day and never change your daily streak. Chart values, stories and answers stay in the game, so the titles below are a table of contents, not a spoiler sheet.

31daily sets
155charts
6categories
31bold calls

What is in the month

155 charts this month: 31 World, 31 Nature, 24 Tech, 24 Money, 23 Search, 22 Names — with 31 bold calls, 62 medium charts and 62 warm-ups.

The sets

May 2027 at a glance

Titles, categories and difficulty exactly as they appear in the game.

May 2027 · days 171–201 of the season
DayDate (ET)The five chartsReplay
Day 171 Sat 1 May 2027
  • United Kingdom’s maternal mortalityWorldWarm-up
  • Landline internet in NigeriaTechWarm-up
  • US girls named MiaNamesMedium
  • The cereal yield of AustraliaNatureMedium
  • McDonald's annual revenueMoneyHard
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Day 172 Sun 2 May 2027
  • United States’ secure internet serversTechWarm-up
  • Annual carbon emissions in ThailandNatureWarm-up
  • The population density of ItalyWorldMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “John Cena”SearchMedium
  • How did Bangladesh’s remittances change?MoneyHard
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Day 173 Mon 3 May 2027
  • US boys named WyattNamesWarm-up
  • France’s food productionNatureWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother”SearchMedium
  • Government debt in South KoreaMoneyMedium
  • The population growth of South AfricaWorldHard
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Day 174 Tue 4 May 2027
  • Russia’s manufacturing shareWorldWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon”SearchWarm-up
  • US girls named MarisaNamesMedium
  • Fertiliser use in South KoreaNatureMedium
  • The space launches of JapanTechHard
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Day 175 Wed 5 May 2027
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Kristen Stewart”SearchWarm-up
  • Singapore’s landline internetTechWarm-up
  • Urban share in IsraelWorldMedium
  • Median price of a new US homeMoneyMedium
  • The forest cover of BhutanNatureHard
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Day 176 Thu 6 May 2027
  • Cyprus’ child mortalityWorldWarm-up
  • US boys named IrvinNamesWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Intel”TechMedium
  • Fertiliser use in Saudi ArabiaNatureMedium
  • Copper prices worldwideMoneyHard
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Day 177 Fri 7 May 2027
  • South Korea’s teenage birth rateWorldWarm-up
  • Renewable capacity per person in TurkeyNatureWarm-up
  • The patent applications of the PhilippinesTechMedium
  • How did America’s household debt change?MoneyMedium
  • US girls named MikaylaNamesHard
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Day 178 Sat 8 May 2027
  • South Korea’s seafood consumptionNatureWarm-up
  • US federal funds rateMoneyWarm-up
  • Urban share in SwitzerlandWorldMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Rami Malek”SearchMedium
  • US girls named KelseyNamesHard
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Day 179 Sun 9 May 2027
  • US girls named PaigeNamesWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Robin Williams”SearchWarm-up
  • Bangladesh’s broadband subscriptionsTechMedium
  • Cereal yield in GermanyNatureMedium
  • The teenage birth rate of ThailandWorldHard
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Day 180 Mon 10 May 2027
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Stephen Curry”SearchWarm-up
  • Philippines’ internet useTechWarm-up
  • Maternal mortality in FranceWorldMedium
  • The inflation of GermanyMoneyMedium
  • How did South Korea’s cement emissions change?NatureHard
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Day 181 Tue 11 May 2027
  • Micronesia (country)’s populationWorldWarm-up
  • Landline internet in AustraliaTechWarm-up
  • US girls named JuliaNamesMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “6ix9ine”SearchMedium
  • The forest cover of ThailandNatureHard
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Day 182 Wed 12 May 2027
  • Philippines’ maternal mortalityWorldWarm-up
  • Income per person in ArgentinaMoneyWarm-up
  • US girls named AllisonNamesMedium
  • The fertiliser use of the PhilippinesNatureMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “RMS Titanic”SearchHard
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Day 183 Thu 13 May 2027
  • Wikipedia lookups for “United Kingdom”SearchWarm-up
  • India’s temperature anomalyNatureWarm-up
  • Birth rate in ChinaWorldMedium
  • “Airbnb” on WikipediaTechMedium
  • The consumer inflation of Saudi ArabiaMoneyHard
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Day 184 Fri 14 May 2027
  • China’s old-age dependencyWorldWarm-up
  • Installed solar capacity in FranceNatureWarm-up
  • US boys named AlfredoNamesMedium
  • S&P 500 at year endMoneyMedium
  • The internet use of IranTechHard
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Day 185 Sat 15 May 2027
  • US girls named GuadalupeNamesWarm-up
  • Indonesia’s broadband subscriptionsTechWarm-up
  • Old-age dependency in SpainWorldMedium
  • The installed solar capacity of South AfricaNatureMedium
  • How much does Australia owe?MoneyHard
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Day 186 Sun 16 May 2027
  • US boys named TristanNamesWarm-up
  • South Korea’s trade opennessMoneyWarm-up
  • Female labour force participation in Saudi ArabiaWorldMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Alexander Skarsgård”SearchMedium
  • The annual forest change of IndonesiaNatureHard
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Day 187 Mon 17 May 2027
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Mike Tyson”SearchWarm-up
  • Japan’s renewable energy shareNatureWarm-up
  • Annual population growth in MexicoWorldMedium
  • US boys named IanNamesMedium
  • Tesla vehicles deliveredTechHard
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Day 188 Tue 18 May 2027
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Switzerland”SearchWarm-up
  • US airline faresMoneyWarm-up
  • Angola’s landline internetTechMedium
  • Forest cover in NorwayNatureMedium
  • The extreme poverty of ItalyWorldHard
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Day 189 Wed 19 May 2027
  • Mexico’s education spendingWorldWarm-up
  • US girls named CassieNamesWarm-up
  • Cereal yield in ItalyNatureMedium
  • The income per person of NigeriaMoneyMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Kate Middleton”SearchHard
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Day 190 Thu 20 May 2027
  • South Korea’s annual carbon emissionsNatureWarm-up
  • What happened to commodity prices?MoneyWarm-up
  • Female labour force participation in BrazilWorldMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Abraham Lincoln”SearchMedium
  • “SpaceX” on WikipediaTechHard
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Day 191 Fri 21 May 2027
  • Colombia’s life expectancyWorldWarm-up
  • Cereal yield in ArgentinaNatureWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan”SearchMedium
  • The mobile subscriptions of AustriaTechMedium
  • US boys named ReedNamesHard
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Day 192 Sat 22 May 2027
  • Pakistan’s internet usersTechWarm-up
  • Inflation in RussiaMoneyWarm-up
  • US boys named AshtonNamesMedium
  • The cereal yield of SpainNatureMedium
  • How did Britain’s birth rate change?WorldHard
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Day 193 Sun 23 May 2027
  • Indonesia’s mobile subscriptionsTechWarm-up
  • Renewable capacity per person in South AfricaNatureWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Barack Obama”SearchMedium
  • The national income per person of BelgiumMoneyMedium
  • How many children die before five in Greece?WorldHard
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Day 194 Mon 24 May 2027
  • Japan’s unemployment rateWorldWarm-up
  • US boys named AngelNamesWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Snapchat”TechMedium
  • Price of a gallon of milkMoneyMedium
  • Renewable energy share in ColombiaNatureHard
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Day 195 Tue 25 May 2027
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Anne Hathaway”SearchWarm-up
  • Russia’s space launchesTechWarm-up
  • Youth unemployment in the United StatesWorldMedium
  • The food production of GermanyNatureMedium
  • US girls named RoxanneNamesHard
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Day 196 Wed 26 May 2027
  • United States’ urban shareWorldWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Sandra Bullock”SearchWarm-up
  • US girls named MarissaNamesMedium
  • Hourly earnings in TurkeyMoneyMedium
  • The methane emissions of the United StatesNatureHard
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Day 197 Thu 27 May 2027
  • US boys named VictorNamesWarm-up
  • Beef prices worldwideMoneyWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Joseph Stalin”SearchMedium
  • France’s cereal productionNatureMedium
  • Share of working age in ArgentinaWorldHard
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Day 198 Fri 28 May 2027
  • Pakistan’s electricity use per personTechWarm-up
  • Methane emissions in NigeriaNatureWarm-up
  • The health spending of MexicoWorldMedium
  • How fast are prices rising in France?MoneyMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Rowan Atkinson”SearchHard
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Day 199 Sat 29 May 2027
  • Philippines’ population growthWorldWarm-up
  • US girls named HildaNamesWarm-up
  • People with electricity access in CubaTechMedium
  • The freshwater withdrawal of FinlandNatureMedium
  • PepsiCo's annual revenueMoneyHard
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Day 200 Sun 30 May 2027
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Napoleon”SearchWarm-up
  • Portugal’s mobile subscriptionsTechWarm-up
  • Health spending in NigeriaWorldMedium
  • The carbon emissions per person of MexicoNatureMedium
  • US boys named MarcNamesHard
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Day 201 Mon 31 May 2027
  • Egypt’s annual population growthWorldWarm-up
  • Fertiliser use in MexicoNatureWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Timothée Chalamet”SearchMedium
  • The electricity use per person of NigeriaTechMedium
  • How did Japan’s income share of the top 1% change?MoneyHard
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  • Every day of the season has its own set of five charts; no chart is repeated across the season.
  • Difficulty labels: warm-up means the recent trend is on your side, medium means history helps but bends, and hard is a bold call.
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