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Archive · June 2027

Extraplot archive: June 2027

Days 202–231 of the Extraplot season, from Tue 1 Jun 2027 to Wed 30 Jun 2027. Every daily set, with the five charts in each and a link to replay it.

This page lists every Extraplot daily set in June 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.

30daily sets
150charts
7categories
30bold calls

What is in the month

150 charts this month: 30 Nature, 30 World, 20 Names, 19 Money, 19 Tech, 19 Search, 13 Culture — with 30 bold calls, 60 medium charts and 60 warm-ups.

The sets

June 2027 at a glance

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

June 2027 · days 202–231 of the season
DayDate (ET)The five chartsReplay
Day 202 Tue 1 Jun 2027
  • Germany’s temperature anomalyNatureWarm-up
  • Tax revenue in ChinaMoneyWarm-up
  • The urban share of EgyptWorldMedium
  • US boys named BlakeNamesMedium
  • How did America’s space launches change?TechHard
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Day 203 Wed 2 Jun 2027
  • US girls named BrendaNamesWarm-up
  • Nigeria’s agricultural landNatureWarm-up
  • Male life expectancy in CanadaWorldMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Bottle flipping”SearchMedium
  • The broadband subscriptions of the PhilippinesTechHard
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Day 204 Thu 3 Jun 2027
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Wiki”SearchWarm-up
  • United Kingdom’s inflationMoneyWarm-up
  • US boys named EzraNamesMedium
  • Renewable energy share in MexicoNatureMedium
  • The annual population growth of ArgentinaWorldHard
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Day 205 Fri 4 Jun 2027
  • Share of people over 65 in IndonesiaWorldWarm-up
  • India’s renewable capacity per personNatureWarm-up
  • US boys named BennettNamesMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Dark web”TechMedium
  • The government debt of ColombiaMoneyHard
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Day 206 Sat 5 Jun 2027
  • US boys named BrendanNamesWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Assassin's Creed”SearchWarm-up
  • Spain’s death rateWorldMedium
  • Aluminum prices worldwideMoneyMedium
  • Annual forest change in NigeriaNatureHard
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Day 207 Sun 6 Jun 2027
  • Saudi Arabia’s life expectancyWorldWarm-up
  • Electricity use per person in ArgentinaTechWarm-up
  • The meat supply of IndiaNatureMedium
  • How did Egypt’s remittances change?MoneyMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Ellen DeGeneres”SearchHard
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Day 208 Mon 7 Jun 2027
  • Iran’s share of working ageWorldWarm-up
  • US girls named AmeliaNamesWarm-up
  • Internet users in IndonesiaTechMedium
  • The renewable energy share of EgyptNatureMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Andy Murray”SearchHard
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Day 209 Tue 8 Jun 2027
  • Indonesia’s forest areaNatureWarm-up
  • Rice prices worldwideMoneyWarm-up
  • Under-five mortality in FranceWorldMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Jason Statham”SearchMedium
  • US girls named EllaNamesHard
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Day 210 Wed 9 Jun 2027
  • United Arab Emirates’ landline internetTechWarm-up
  • Carbon emissions including land use in South AfricaNatureWarm-up
  • US girls named CheyenneNamesMedium
  • The inflation of EgyptMoneyMedium
  • How did France’s youth unemployment change?WorldHard
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Day 211 Thu 10 Jun 2027
  • New Zealand’s life expectancyWorldWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Mia Khalifa”SearchWarm-up
  • US girls named CarlyNamesMedium
  • Secure internet servers in ChinaTechMedium
  • The carbon emissions including land use of South KoreaNatureHard
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Day 212 Fri 11 Jun 2027
  • Wikipedia lookups for “United Nations”SearchWarm-up
  • South Africa’s broadband subscriptionsTechWarm-up
  • Rural share in EgyptWorldMedium
  • The carbon emissions per person of SpainNatureMedium
  • US cable TV subscribersCultureHard
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Day 213 Sat 12 Jun 2027
  • Brazil’s GDP growthWorldWarm-up
  • Food price anomalies in JapanMoneyWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Black Mirror”SearchMedium
  • “WhatsApp” on WikipediaTechMedium
  • The carbon emissions including land use of RussiaNatureHard
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Day 214 Sun 13 Jun 2027
  • Australia’s maternal mortalityWorldWarm-up
  • Foreign investment in RussiaMoneyWarm-up
  • US girls named BrianaNamesMedium
  • The energy use per person of MexicoNatureMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Toy Story”CultureHard
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Day 215 Mon 14 Jun 2027
  • Iran’s internet usersTechWarm-up
  • Meat supply in CanadaNatureWarm-up
  • The tuberculosis rate of CanadaWorldMedium
  • How did Brazil’s income share of the top 1% change?MoneyMedium
  • “A Series of Unfortunate Events” on WikipediaCultureHard
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Day 216 Tue 15 Jun 2027
  • US girls named AngelNamesWarm-up
  • Japan’s meat supplyNatureWarm-up
  • Female labour force participation in South AfricaWorldMedium
  • The government debt of IndiaMoneyMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Hong Kong”SearchHard
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Day 217 Wed 16 Jun 2027
  • Share of people under 15 in RussiaWorldWarm-up
  • Guinea-Bissau’s electricity accessTechWarm-up
  • US boys named JackNamesMedium
  • The annual forest change of FranceNatureMedium
  • Grammy Awards TV audienceCultureHard
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Day 218 Thu 17 Jun 2027
  • US girls named MiriamNamesWarm-up
  • Pakistan’s annual carbon emissionsNatureWarm-up
  • Services share in JapanWorldMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Kate Beckinsale”SearchMedium
  • “Fortnite” on WikipediaTechHard
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Day 219 Fri 18 Jun 2027
  • Indonesia’s renewable energy shareNatureWarm-up
  • Iron ore prices worldwideMoneyWarm-up
  • Urban share in FranceWorldMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Courteney Cox”SearchMedium
  • “2018 FIFA World Cup” on WikipediaCultureHard
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Day 220 Sat 19 Jun 2027
  • Wikipedia lookups for “George VI”SearchWarm-up
  • Nigeria’s annual GDP growthMoneyWarm-up
  • Female life expectancy in ItalyWorldMedium
  • The pesticide use of ArgentinaNatureMedium
  • US recorded music revenueCultureHard
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Day 221 Sun 20 Jun 2027
  • United Kingdom’s population growthWorldWarm-up
  • US girls named DestinyNamesWarm-up
  • Space launches in GermanyTechMedium
  • The food price anomalies of ChinaMoneyMedium
  • How did Russia’s annual forest change change?NatureHard
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Day 222 Mon 21 Jun 2027
  • Seychelles’ under-five mortalityWorldWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Travis Scott”SearchWarm-up
  • “IPad” on WikipediaTechMedium
  • Annual carbon emissions in CanadaNatureMedium
  • US boys named JoseNamesHard
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Day 223 Tue 22 Jun 2027
  • Finland’s mobile subscriptionsTechWarm-up
  • Seafood consumption in FranceNatureWarm-up
  • The female labour force participation of AustraliaWorldMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Hailee Steinfeld”SearchMedium
  • “Drake” on WikipediaCultureHard
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Day 224 Wed 23 Jun 2027
  • Venezuela’s populationWorldWarm-up
  • US boys named EdmundNamesWarm-up
  • Renewable energy share in RussiaNatureMedium
  • The government debt of the United StatesMoneyMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Michael Jackson”CultureHard
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Day 225 Thu 24 Jun 2027
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Queen Elizabeth II”CultureWarm-up
  • United Kingdom’s secure internet serversTechWarm-up
  • “Daniel Radcliffe” on WikipediaSearchMedium
  • Temperature anomaly in SpainNatureMedium
  • The undernourishment of IranWorldHard
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Day 226 Fri 25 Jun 2027
  • Colombia’s agricultural landNatureWarm-up
  • Inflation in TürkiyeMoneyWarm-up
  • US girls named GeorgiaNamesMedium
  • The electric car sales of CanadaTechMedium
  • How did Türkiye’s inequality change?WorldHard
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Day 227 Sat 26 Jun 2027
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Attack on Titan”CultureWarm-up
  • Russia’s temperature anomalyNatureWarm-up
  • Population density in SpainWorldMedium
  • US girls named RuthNamesMedium
  • US underemployment rateMoneyHard
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Day 228 Sun 27 Jun 2027
  • Least developed countries: UN classification’s adult literacyWorldWarm-up
  • US girls named MadisonNamesWarm-up
  • Egypt’s electricity use per personTechMedium
  • Forest area in the PhilippinesNatureMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Ana de Armas”SearchHard
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Day 229 Mon 28 Jun 2027
  • Malaysia’s life expectancyWorldWarm-up
  • Wall Street's fear gauge (VIX)MoneyWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Rachel McAdams”SearchMedium
  • Cement emissions in RussiaNatureMedium
  • “Halsey” on WikipediaCultureHard
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Day 230 Tue 29 Jun 2027
  • Egypt’s life expectancyWorldWarm-up
  • Annual carbon emissions in ArgentinaNatureWarm-up
  • US boys named ConnorNamesMedium
  • NBA Finals TV audienceCultureMedium
  • The mobile subscriptions of the Dominican RepublicTechHard
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Day 231 Wed 30 Jun 2027
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Kanye West”SearchWarm-up
  • Biggest film at the worldwide box officeCultureWarm-up
  • Mexico’s seafood consumptionNatureMedium
  • Hourly earnings in the PhilippinesMoneyMedium
  • The undernourishment of IndiaWorldHard
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About this page

How the month listings work

  • 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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