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Test your knowledge of German place names with this quiz. Can you name the words that appear most frequently in the names of over 11K cities, towns, and villages?

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Germany Places Most Common Words

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Name the words which appear at least 5 times in the names of all 11K+ German cities/towns/villages/etc. # of occurrences and first letter shown. In place names, all hyphens were removed. Words constituted anything separated by a space in the resulting name, so a contraction will count as a single word. Object is most occurrences, not words.

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Raphlein

10 years ago

I couldn’t see 10 missed properly: just one of the 10 showed up for me.

Raphlein

10 years ago

Reply to Raphlein

The same happened to me on the Spain Places Most Common Words quiz.

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darin

10 years ago

Reply to Raphlein

should be good now.

Hamburger

10 years ago

Hansestadt? It’s in the official name of at least 10 cities in Northern Germany that I can think of off the top of my head…..

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darin

10 years ago

Reply to Hamburger

i used the city names as pulled from the Germany census data – in some cases these are not the long full and official names of the cities.

Klinkhamer

10 years ago

Indeed, same in Europe

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darin

10 years ago

Reply to Klinkhamer

you mean the Spain one…these have both been fixed.

Fojin

10 years ago

The scores don’t seem to work.