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I don’t think this is the source. My answer was Liberia. I was able to spot a .LR domain on a street sign ad.

Then I accidentally lost all progress by clicking the chess notation link and when I got back to the geo guessing it was a small forested area with nowhere to walk to so I gave up :(

it's from fandom.com, so might be out of date. I think the general strategy would work if you had the right list of countries - although if you're determined to just cheat your way past this step, probably better to just look at the source and get coordinates as someone else has suggested.

I had to look at the source to find the possible options. In 906d40b.js starting at line 3471 (could change in the future) is an array of possible values. You can search for the embed url of the iframe to get the country name.

It looks like

  [
    {
      title: 'Australia',
      link: 'https://www.google.com/maps/@-25.350684,131.0463223,3a,7...',
      embed: 'https://www.google.com/maps/embed?pb=!4v1686332510022!6m8!1m7...'
    },
    {
      title: 'Austria',
      link: 'url',
      embed: 'url'
    },
    ...
  ]

I inspected page source and found the coordinates in the embed, then looked it up via that. Mine was the middle of a field in Brazil.

The country in my attempt was Venezuela. I was placed in a chapel (?) and was able to find a plaque which helped me to identify the country.

How do you satisfy the chemical elements constrain if you get country starting with 'Au'? It's 79 plus VII (23+53+53) and V (23) (from roman numerals part), while the sum should be 200

I believe you can lower case the A so it won't register as an element. Also, there's more than one way to get 35 as a multiplication problem...

I got El Salvador which is not is the list.