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Test your knowledge of German cities with this challenging 10x10 grid quiz. Fill in the squares with the full names of cities based on the given categories and state.

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Directions

Fill in the 100 squares with German cities based on the categories in the top row and the state given in the cell. For example, if you are looking at a cell with ‘Bavaria’ in its row, and ‘Starts With M’ in the column, that cell can be filled in with ‘Munich.’

Full names of cities must be used otherwise the quiz is a little too easy. For example, no shortened versions such as ‘Neustadt’ for the many ‘Neustadt an der…’ cities are accepted.

Occasionally a cell may not have a qualifying answer, in which case it will appear blank and be a gimme.

hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red – they will be the largest city which qualified in each cell.

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PattuX

2 years ago

Why does Hannover not count as a city with 8-9 letters for Lower Saxony?

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darin

2 years ago

Reply to PattuX

it’s under the English spelling of Hanover.

marcobr

2 years ago

I think this will become one of my favorite quizzes here. Anyway – something seems to be wrong with the Pop 250-500k category, mostly it shows empty fields (where there are actual cities that would fit…)

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darin

2 years ago

Reply to marcobr

there are only 12 cities of 250-500K population in Germany, 8 of which are in North Rhine-Westphalia, so a number of states won’t have an answer for that column.