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Test your knowledge with the World Largest Northern Cities Quiz. Choose the number of cities and try to achieve the highest population among 50K+ cities north of 50 degrees latitude.

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World Largest Northern Cities

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First choose the number of cities by typing ‘100’, ‘250’, ‘500’, or ‘all’ – then try to achieve the highest population among 50K+ cities north of 50 degrees latitude. Quiz is not timed.

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Svidon

2 years ago

I guess adding some spelling alternatives for russian cities would be nice… I have to google multiple times to look for the english spelling (like voronez is voronezh?), which is annoying

Ovamiat

4 years ago

I’d love to see this quiz have it’s latitude limit adjusted to 45 degrees North, as right now, 98% of all the cities are in Europe, and dropping the southern limit to 45 degrees North would throw in quite a few cities in the USA, over 75% of the qualifying cities in Canada and a big chunk of the northern Orient.

felixcroc

3 years ago

Reply to Ovamiat

Completely agree, Ovamiat. Right now it’s a “how many cities can you name is Russia” quiz