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Extraplot archive: November 2027

Days 355–365 of the Extraplot season, from Mon 1 Nov 2027 to Thu 11 Nov 2027. Every daily set, with the five charts in each and a link to replay it.

This page lists every Extraplot daily set in November 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.

11daily sets
55charts
7categories
11bold calls

What is in the month

55 charts this month: 11 World, 8 Names, 8 Nature, 7 Search, 7 Tech, 7 Culture, 7 Money — with 11 bold calls, 22 medium charts and 22 warm-ups.

The sets

November 2027 at a glance

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

November 2027 · days 355–365 of the season
DayDate (ET)The five chartsReplay
Day 355 Mon 1 Nov 2027
  • US girls named AngelicaNamesWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Macaulay Culkin”SearchWarm-up
  • Canada’s share of working ageWorldMedium
  • People with electricity access in PolandTechMedium
  • The temperature anomaly of the United StatesNatureHard
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Day 356 Tue 2 Nov 2027
  • US boys named ConnerNamesWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Taylor Swift”CultureWarm-up
  • Israel’s forest areaNatureMedium
  • Consumer inflation in PakistanMoneyMedium
  • The hospital beds of IranWorldHard
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Day 357 Wed 3 Nov 2027
  • Nigeria’s manufacturing shareWorldWarm-up
  • Tax revenue in JapanMoneyWarm-up
  • US boys named KirkNamesMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Billie Eilish”CultureMedium
  • “Saoirse Ronan” on WikipediaSearchHard
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Day 358 Thu 4 Nov 2027
  • Wikipedia lookups for “LeBron James”CultureWarm-up
  • Thailand’s fertiliser useNatureWarm-up
  • Share of people under 15 in ItalyWorldMedium
  • US girls named VictoriaNamesMedium
  • The broadband penetration of the PhilippinesTechHard
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Day 359 Fri 5 Nov 2027
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Emmett Till”SearchWarm-up
  • Mexico’s annual carbon emissionsNatureWarm-up
  • Manufacturing share in ChinaWorldMedium
  • The patent applications of FranceTechMedium
  • How did Finland’s remittances change?MoneyHard
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Day 360 Sat 6 Nov 2027
  • Canada’s unemployment rateWorldWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Israel”SearchWarm-up
  • Installed solar capacity in the United StatesNatureMedium
  • The remittances of MexicoMoneyMedium
  • “The Crown” on WikipediaCultureHard
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Day 361 Sun 7 Nov 2027
  • China’s broadband penetrationTechWarm-up
  • Annual GDP growth in ChinaMoneyWarm-up
  • The under-five mortality of CroatiaWorldMedium
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Burj Khalifa”SearchMedium
  • US boys named AshleyNamesHard
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Day 362 Mon 8 Nov 2027
  • Cuba’s under-five mortalityWorldWarm-up
  • US girls named CoraNamesWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “K-pop”CultureMedium
  • Mobile subscriptions in Saudi ArabiaTechMedium
  • The carbon emissions per person of EgyptNatureHard
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Day 363 Tue 9 Nov 2027
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Avatar”CultureWarm-up
  • Indonesia’s broadband penetrationTechWarm-up
  • Secondary school enrolment in SpainWorldMedium
  • US boys named TracyNamesMedium
  • “George Clooney” on WikipediaSearchHard
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Day 364 Wed 10 Nov 2027
  • Canada’s urban shareWorldWarm-up
  • Cement emissions in the United StatesNatureWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Peaky Blinders”CultureMedium
  • The annual GDP growth of SpainMoneyMedium
  • “Machine learning” on WikipediaTechHard
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Day 365 Thu 11 Nov 2027
  • US boys named JuliusNamesWarm-up
  • Pakistan’s income per personMoneyWarm-up
  • Wikipedia lookups for “Christian Bale”SearchMedium
  • Carbon emissions including land use in FranceNatureMedium
  • The secondary school enrolment of SwedenWorldHard
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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.
  • The charts are real data from public sources; each reveal credits the exact dataset and licence.
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