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Test your knowledge of German cities with the Germany City Grid Quiz. Choose your difficulty level and enter the largest city in each grid square. Can you get them all right?

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Yes. Most quizzes allow common abbreviations, alternate spellings, and short forms. Try typing just the first few letters — if it matches, it will autofill.

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Germany City Grid

Directions

First choose a difficulty by typing ‘beg’, ‘int’, ‘adv, or ‘exp’ – Beginner is 2 degrees, Intermediate 1 degree, Advanced 0.5 degrees, and Expert 0.25 degrees. Then, enter the largest German city in each grid square of the size based on your difficulty. Green squares contain answers. Adv and Exp levels may take a few moments to load.

hugequiz Premium members will see the top 25 missed cities at the end of the quiz as purple markers.

Enter level to begin ('beg', 'int', 'adv', or 'exp').

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tyomox

2 years ago

Helgoland, Koserow and Selfkant aren‘t cities, why are they included on this quiz? Or does it count all municipalities, regardless of their official classification?

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darin

2 years ago

Reply to tyomox

they actually are counted as settlements/communes by the German census

KungChris

2 years ago

Reply to darin

It´s usually spelled Heligoland, not Helgoland tho

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darin

2 years ago

Reply to KungChris

i’ll change to accept both.

M225

6 months ago

Reply to KungChris

That’s the English spelling, in German it’s Helgoland

Sf23

2 years ago

On int difficulty, in the square in the northeast around szczecin/stettin, the largest german city is definitely schwedt/oder (33.524 inh.), but it doesn’t accept this nor any other significant town in the region as solution

Sf23

2 years ago

Reply to Sf23

Found the problem: some towns with “/” in their name are only accepted without it, so “schwedtoder” instead of “schwedt/oder”