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Archive · July 2027

Extraplot archive: July 2027

Days 232–262 of the Extraplot season, from Thu 1 Jul 2027 to Sat 31 Jul 2027. Every daily set, with the five charts in each and a link to replay it.

This page lists every Extraplot daily set in July 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
7categories
31bold calls

What is in the month

155 charts this month: 31 Nature, 31 World, 19 Search, 19 Money, 19 Tech, 18 Names, 18 Culture — with 31 bold calls, 62 medium charts and 62 warm-ups.

The sets

July 2027 at a glance

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

July 2027 · days 232–262 of the season
DayDate (ET)The five chartsReplay
Day 232 Thu 1 Jul 2027
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Machu Picchu”SearchWarm-up
  • Mexico’s agricultural landNatureWarm-up
  • University enrolment in the PhilippinesWorldMedium
  • US girls named AbbyNamesMedium
  • The income share of the top 1% of GermanyMoneyHard
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Day 233 Fri 2 Jul 2027
  • China’s space launchesTechWarm-up
  • Temperature anomaly in South KoreaNatureWarm-up
  • The youth unemployment of IndiaWorldMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Bradley Cooper”SearchMedium
  • How did Switzerland’s national income per person change?MoneyHard
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Day 234 Sat 3 Jul 2027
  • US boys named LiamNamesWarm-up
  • Japan’s cereal productionNatureWarm-up
  • Hospital beds in ChinaWorldMedium
  • How many people in Portugal have electricity?TechMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “The Good Doctor”CultureHard
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Day 235 Sun 4 Jul 2027
  • Tonga’s populationWorldWarm-up
  • Annual GDP growth in BrazilMoneyWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Mindhunter”CultureMedium
  • The renewable capacity per person of MexicoNatureMedium
  • US boys named TerenceNamesHard
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Day 236 Mon 5 Jul 2027
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Republic Day”SearchWarm-up
  • Vietnam’s broadband subscriptionsTechWarm-up
  • Male life expectancy in the United KingdomWorldMedium
  • US girls named KatelynNamesMedium
  • The cereal production of GermanyNatureHard
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Day 237 Tue 6 Jul 2027
  • Japan’s birth rateWorldWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Impeachment in the United States”SearchWarm-up
  • Electricity use per person in South AfricaTechMedium
  • The income per person of the United KingdomMoneyMedium
  • How much carbon does South Korea emit per person?NatureHard
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Day 238 Wed 7 Jul 2027
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Walt Disney”CultureWarm-up
  • United States’ trade opennessMoneyWarm-up
  • Health spending in South AfricaWorldMedium
  • The pesticide use of IndonesiaNatureMedium
  • What share of Saudi Arabia has electricity?TechHard
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Day 239 Thu 8 Jul 2027
  • Mexico’s corruption scoreWorldWarm-up
  • US girls named DixieNamesWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Kim Jong-un”SearchMedium
  • Cereal yield in IranNatureMedium
  • “The Handmaid's Tale” on WikipediaCultureHard
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Day 240 Fri 9 Jul 2027
  • Italy’s mobile subscriptionsTechWarm-up
  • US dollars per euroMoneyWarm-up
  • Hospital beds in Saudi ArabiaWorldMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Super Bowl”CultureMedium
  • The agricultural land of IsraelNatureHard
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Day 241 Sat 10 Jul 2027
  • US girls named DesireeNamesWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Olivia Munn”SearchWarm-up
  • Nigeria’s maternal mortalityWorldMedium
  • Income share of the top 1% in CanadaMoneyMedium
  • The installed solar capacity of the United KingdomNatureHard
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Day 242 Sun 11 Jul 2027
  • Global recorded music revenueCultureWarm-up
  • Spain’s annual forest changeNatureWarm-up
  • US girls named BeverlyNamesMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “The World's Billionaires”SearchMedium
  • Primary school enrolment in SpainWorldHard
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Day 243 Mon 12 Jul 2027
  • South Korea’s youth unemploymentWorldWarm-up
  • Annual GDP growth in JapanMoneyWarm-up
  • The mobile subscriptions of GreeceTechMedium
  • How much carbon does Japan emit per person?NatureMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”SearchHard
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Day 244 Tue 13 Jul 2027
  • South Korea’s annual population growthWorldWarm-up
  • Pesticide use in GermanyNatureWarm-up
  • US boys named SimonNamesMedium
  • Super Bowl TV audienceCultureMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Nikola Tesla”TechHard
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Day 245 Wed 14 Jul 2027
  • Canada’s population growthWorldWarm-up
  • Electricity use per person in NorwayTechWarm-up
  • The forest cover of the PhilippinesNatureMedium
  • How much does Russia trade?MoneyMedium
  • US girls named MargaritaNamesHard
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Day 246 Thu 15 Jul 2027
  • Wikipedia lookups for “2020 Summer Olympics”CultureWarm-up
  • Brazil’s freshwater withdrawalsNatureWarm-up
  • Rural share in AustriaWorldMedium
  • The food price anomalies of BrazilMoneyMedium
  • “Johnny Cash” on WikipediaSearchHard
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Day 247 Fri 16 Jul 2027
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Joaquin Phoenix”SearchWarm-up
  • United States’ carbon emissions including land useNatureWarm-up
  • Share of working age in ThailandWorldMedium
  • The electricity use per person of JapanTechMedium
  • US girls named CourtneyNamesHard
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Day 248 Sat 17 Jul 2027
  • United States’ population growthWorldWarm-up
  • US girls named KristineNamesWarm-up
  • Landline internet in QatarTechMedium
  • What happened to Arctic sea ice?NatureMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Lionel Messi”CultureHard
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Day 249 Sun 18 Jul 2027
  • Cost of a 30-second Grammy adCultureWarm-up
  • South Africa’s income per personMoneyWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Swami Vivekananda”SearchMedium
  • Seafood consumption in SpainNatureMedium
  • The teenage fertility of ColombiaWorldHard
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Day 250 Mon 19 Jul 2027
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Sylvester Stallone”SearchWarm-up
  • Canada’s temperature anomalyNatureWarm-up
  • “A Simple Favor” on WikipediaCultureMedium
  • National income per person in NorwayMoneyMedium
  • How many people in Nigeria are under 15?WorldHard
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Day 251 Tue 20 Jul 2027
  • US girls named CaitlynNamesWarm-up
  • Norway’s electric car shareTechWarm-up
  • Hospital beds in IndonesiaWorldMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “It”SearchMedium
  • The meat supply of the United KingdomNatureHard
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Day 252 Wed 21 Jul 2027
  • Egypt’s maternal mortalityWorldWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Naruto”CultureWarm-up
  • US boys named EnriqueNamesMedium
  • Carbon emissions including land use in BrazilNatureMedium
  • The electric car share of CanadaTechHard
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Day 253 Thu 22 Jul 2027
  • Indonesia’s cement emissionsNatureWarm-up
  • The annual GDP growth of EgyptMoneyWarm-up
  • Oscars TV audience in the USCultureMedium
  • How many mobile contracts per person in Belgium?TechMedium
  • How did Australia’s teenage fertility change?WorldHard
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Day 254 Fri 23 Jul 2027
  • US boys named RamonNamesWarm-up
  • Australia’s fertiliser useNatureWarm-up
  • Tuberculosis rate in the United KingdomWorldMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Akshay Kumar”SearchMedium
  • Price of a pound of white breadMoneyHard
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Day 255 Sat 24 Jul 2027
  • Niue’s populationWorldWarm-up
  • Best-selling album of the yearCultureWarm-up
  • Forest cover in CyprusNatureMedium
  • The tax revenue of CanadaMoneyMedium
  • US boys named BrandonNamesHard
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Day 256 Sun 25 Jul 2027
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Deepika Padukone”SearchWarm-up
  • Russia’s mobile subscriptionsTechWarm-up
  • Share of people over 65 in RussiaWorldMedium
  • US boys named AaronNamesMedium
  • The cement emissions of ChinaNatureHard
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Day 257 Mon 26 Jul 2027
  • Share of people under 15 in AustraliaWorldWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Bermuda Triangle”SearchWarm-up
  • Japan’s electric car shareTechMedium
  • The temperature anomaly of JapanNatureMedium
  • What happened to oil price?MoneyHard
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Day 258 Tue 27 Jul 2027
  • Australia’s mobile subscriptionsTechWarm-up
  • Installed solar capacity in JapanNatureWarm-up
  • US boys named AidanNamesMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Lady Gaga”CultureMedium
  • The youth unemployment of ChinaWorldHard
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Day 259 Wed 28 Jul 2027
  • Greece’s life expectancyWorldWarm-up
  • Soybean prices worldwideMoneyWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Katy Perry”SearchMedium
  • Freshwater withdrawals in South AfricaNatureMedium
  • “Eurovision Song Contest” on WikipediaCultureHard
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Day 260 Thu 29 Jul 2027
  • France’s electricity use per personTechWarm-up
  • The seafood consumption of AustraliaNatureWarm-up
  • Vinyl records sold in the USCultureMedium
  • How did Germany’s foreign investment change?MoneyMedium
  • Birth rate of RussiaWorldHard
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Day 261 Fri 30 Jul 2027
  • US girls named AbbieNamesWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “XXX”CultureWarm-up
  • Thailand’s rural shareWorldMedium
  • Renewable capacity per person in JapanNatureMedium
  • “Emily Blunt” on WikipediaSearchHard
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Day 262 Sat 31 Jul 2027
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Charles Manson”SearchWarm-up
  • Thailand’s forest areaNatureWarm-up
  • Education spending in ArgentinaWorldMedium
  • The internet use of IndonesiaTechMedium
  • How much does the average person in Australia earn?MoneyHard
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  • 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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