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Test your knowledge with the Baltic States Largest Cities Quiz. Choose the number of cities and strive for the highest population among Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.

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Baltic States Largest Cities

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First choose the number of cities by typing ’50’, ‘100’, or ‘all’ – then try to achieve the highest population among all Baltic states cities/towns you chose (min population 1000). Baltics include Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.

hugequiz Premium users have the option to choose any number of cities to play the quiz with (stats are processed but score isn’t saved). Simply enter #(number of cities)# to play the quiz with any number of cities from 25 to the maximum. For example, to play the 300 largest cities, type #300# to begin the quiz and you will play it with the 300 largest cities. Entering #all# will play it with all cities – all cities will also be chosen for any number chosen above the total.

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laelatu1

10 years ago

As an estonian I have to say that while it makes the quiz definitely more interesting, some of the answers like Kohila, Kiili, Kohtla-Nõmme etc. are actually not considered towns, but boroughs, although they have quite a large population by estonian standards. Anyway, to include them might not be a bad idea at all, but officially there are 47 towns in Estonia. Btw, nice work here, haven’t had such fun in a long time.

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darin

10 years ago

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aitah! (i’ve been there and speak a little)

subway13

10 years ago

nice idea for a quiz