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100 Highest US Mountain Peaks

Name the mountains/peaks with the highest summits in the US. You do not need the word Mount/Mt/Mountain/Peak in your answer.

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100 Largest US Islands (Excluding AK)

Name the 100 largest islands in the US excluding Alaska and dependent territories. No need to type in ‘Island’ for the answers.

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100 Largest US Lakes

Name the 100 largest lakes in the US. No need to type in 'Lake' for the answers.

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25 US States By Outline

Name the state using its abbreviation for each of the 25 random US state outlines shown. The faster you guess the more points you get.

Try other geographies:
25 Europe Countries By Outline | 25 Asia Countries By Outline
50 World Countries By Outline | 25 Africa Countries By Outline

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25 US States By Rotated Outline

Using the two letter abbreviation, name the state for each of the 25 random US state outlines shown. However, each state outline has been rotated a random number of degrees. The faster you guess the more points you get.

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All US Places Closest Coverage

First choose a difficulty by typing 'beg', 'int', 'adv, or 'exp' - Beginner is 100 cities, Intermediate 50 cities, Advanced 25 cities, and Expert 10 cities. Then, enter any US place and the closest N places (where N is the number based on your difficulty) fill automatically fill in. Some common place names may be slow if you do them early on.

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

Premium members can now also play a 3-hour time limit 'custom' coverage quiz of any number of cities from 5 to 200, simply enter the number of cities followed by a '.' instead of choosing from one of the four levels, i.e. '150.' Quiz score is not recorded for the custom coverage option.

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All US Places Coverage

First choose a difficulty by typing 'beg', 'int', 'adv, or 'exp' - Beginner is 100 mile radius, Intermediate 50 miles, Advanced 25 miles, and Expert 10 miles. Then, enter cities and all cities within that radius will automatically fill in.

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

Try other US Coverage quizzes:
US 1K+ City Coverage | US 1K+ City Closest Coverage
US 1K+ Population Radius Coverage | US 1K+ City Shrinking Coverage Challenge

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Atlanta MARTA Stations

Name the stations of the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority. Some shortened names are accepted.

Red markers should appear - if markers do not appear reload the quiz.

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Atlanta Neighborhoods

Name the official neighborhoods of Atlanta - some shortened answers are accepted but for many you need the full official name.

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Baltimore Neighborhoods

Name the official neighborhoods of Baltimore City according to maryland.gov. Some shorter versions are accepted but for others you will need the correct name.

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Boston Neighborhoods

Name the official neighborhoods of Boston.

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Chicago “L” Stations

Name the stations of the Chicago "L" system. Some shortened names are accepted.

Red markers should appear - if markers do not appear reload the quiz.

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Chicago Community Areas

Name the 77 community areas of Chicago as shown on the map. Areas start blue and will turn red as they are guessed.

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Denver Neighborhoods

Name the official neighborhoods of Denver. Some shortened names are accepted however some require the full name.

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Europe Countries & US States Area Sorting Challenge

You begin with two Europe countries/US states shown in the grid. Upon starting, your job is to sort the countries/states in order from largest to smallest by land area. The order is represented by the '1st' thru '16th' in each box. You can click on a country/state to move it to a higher position in the list - simply click once and it will turn red, then clicked another higher-ranked country/state to position the first country/state before it. Click submit to check your answers...if they are in order you will get a new country/state added to the end which needs to be positioned correctly, and so on until you either get one wrong or complete all 15 levels.

Country areas includes dependent territories and areas of the country outside of Europe geographically.

hugequiz Premium members will see country/state areas when the quiz is over.

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Europe Countries & US States Population Sorting Challenge

You begin with two Europe countries/US states shown in the grid. Upon starting, your job is to sort the countries/states in order from largest to smallest by population. The order is represented by the '1st' thru '16th' in each box. You can click on a country/state to move it to a higher position in the list - simply click once and it will turn red, then clicked another higher-ranked country/state to position the first country/state before it. Click submit to check your answers...if they are in order you will get a new country/state added to the end which needs to be positioned correctly, and so on until you either get one wrong or complete all 15 levels.

Country population includes dependent territories and including in areas of that country outside of Europe geographically.

hugequiz Premium members will see country/state populations when the quiz is over.

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Houston Super Neighborhoods

Name the official Super Neighborhoods of Houston. Some shorter versions are accepted but for many you must know the official name.

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Indianapolis Neighborhoods

Name the neighborhoods of Indianapolis.

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Los Angeles County Neighborhoods

Name the 272 neighborhoods of Los Angeles County as determined by the LA Times. Areas start blue and will turn red as they are guessed.

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Los Angeles County Neighborhoods Identifier

Double-click on the Los Angeles neighborhood listed (among all 272 according to the LA Times). Complete all neighborhoods or click End Quiz to save your score.

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Miami Neighborhoods

Name the neighborhoods of Miami.

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Midwest US Coverage

First choose a difficulty by typing ‘beg’, ‘int’, ‘adv, or ‘exp’ – Beginner is 100 mile radius, Intermediate 50 mile, Advanced 25 mile, and Expert 10 mile. Then, enter Midwest US cities (per the Census Bureau’s definition) and all other Midwest cities within that radius will automatically fill in.

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

Premium members can now also play a 3-hour time limit 'custom' coverage quiz of any distance from 5 miles to 200 miles, simply enter the distance followed by a '.' instead of choosing from one of the four levels, i.e. '75.' Quiz score is not recorded for the custom coverage option.

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Midwest US Largest Cities

First choose the number of cities by typing ‘100’, ‘250’, '500' or ‘1k’ – then try to achieve the highest population among the top Midwest US (per the Census Bureau's definition) cities you chose. Quiz is not timed.

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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Most Common US Lake Names

Name the 100 most common names for US lakes. Lakes for the purpose of this quiz are bodies of water in the US National Hydrography Dataset with an area of at least 10 acres. Total lakes and first letter shown. 'Lake' does not have to be entered for the lake names.

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New Orleans Neighborhoods

Name the neighborhoods of New Orleans.

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New York City Subway Stations

Name the NYC subway stations using the map. Some shortened names are accepted.

Red markers should appear - if markers do not appear reload the quiz.

Try other cities:
Amsterdam | BART (San Francisco) | Berlin | Chicago
London | Paris | Rome | Washington DC

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North America City Random Grid

First choose a difficulty by typing 'beg', 'int', 'adv, or 'exp' - Beginner is 10 degrees, Intermediate 5 degrees, Advanced 2.5 degrees, and Expert 1 degree. A grid of your chosen square size will be placed randomly on the map. Then, enter the largest North American city (min 10K population) in each grid square of the size based on your difficulty. Green squares contain answers.

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

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Northeast US Coverage

First choose a difficulty by typing ‘beg’, ‘int’, ‘adv, or ‘exp’ – Beginner is 50 mile radius, Intermediate 25 mile, Advanced 10 mile, and Expert 5 mile. Then, enter Northeast US cities (per the Census Bureau’s definition) and all other Northeast cities within that radius will automatically fill in.

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

Premium members can now also play a 3-hour time limit 'custom' coverage quiz of any distance from 2 miles to 100 miles, simply enter the distance followed by a '.' instead of choosing from one of the four levels, i.e. '75.' Quiz score is not recorded for the custom coverage option.

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NYC Neighborhoods

Name the neighborhoods of NYC as shown on the map. Areas start blue and will turn red as they are guessed.

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NYC Neighborhoods Identifier

Double-click on the New York City neighborhood listed. Complete all neighborhoods or click End Quiz to save your score.

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NYC Sights Identifier

You will be shown a map with red markers for 50 sights in New York City. Double-click on the one specified to answer it. If you click on the correct sight, the marker will turn green. Otherwise no change will be made to the markers. 50 randomly chosen sights will be given out of over 700 total.

Note - you may want to zoom in if sights are close to one another to make sure you are clicking on the correct one.

If the red markers do not appear when the quiz is loaded, try refreshing the page.

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Philadelphia Neighborhoods

Name the neighborhoods of Philadelphia according to the state of Pennsylvania. Some shortened versions accepted but for most you need the full name.

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Pittsburgh Neighborhoods

Name the neighborhoods of Pittsburgh.

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San Francisco BART Stations

Name the stations of the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) in the San Francisco Bay area. Some shortened names are accepted.

Red markers should appear - if markers do not appear reload the quiz.

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San Francisco Neighborhoods

Name the neighborhoods of San Francisco according to sf.gov. Some shortened names are accepted however some require the full name.

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Seattle Neighborhoods

Name the Seattle neighborhoods according to the Seattle City Clerk. Some shorter names accepted but for many you must know the full name.

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South US Coverage

First choose a difficulty by typing ‘beg’, ‘int’, ‘adv, or ‘exp’ – Beginner is 100 mile radius, Intermediate 50 mile, Advanced 25 mile, and Expert 10 mile. Then, enter South US cities (per the Census Bureau’s definition) and all other South cities within that radius will automatically fill in.

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

Premium members can now also play a 3-hour time limit 'custom' coverage quiz of any distance from 5 miles to 200 miles, simply enter the distance followed by a '.' instead of choosing from one of the four levels, i.e. '75.' Quiz score is not recorded for the custom coverage option.

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South US Largest Cities

First choose the number of cities by typing ‘100’, ‘250’, '500' or ‘1k’ – then try to achieve the highest population among the top South US (per the Census Bureau's definition) cities you chose. Quiz is not timed.

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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US 10 Circle Population Challenge

The object of this quiz is to place 10 circles of radius 100 miles on the map so that they contain the largest total population.

When you begin you'll be given a 100-mile radius circle centered on the map. Move it using the mouse and click SUBMIT. You will be given a score for that circle corresponding to the total population among all US census tracts within it (there are about 85K total US census tracts averaging about 4K people each). Try to complete all 10 circles with the highest total score.

Any INTERSECTING areas are only counted one time, so no census tract will be counted more than once.

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US 10 Largest Cities By Decade 1790-2020

Name the 10 largest cities (in some cases, towns, villages, etc) in the US for each census since 1790. Keep in mind some places no longer exist or have been merged into existing places.

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US 10 Largest Cities By State

Name the 10 largest cities/towns/etc for each US state before time runs out.

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US 10 Largest Cities Containing Each Letter

Name the 10 largest US cities whose name contains each letter.

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US 10 Largest Cities Elimination – Choose State

First choose any state by typing in its abbreviation (i.e. 'CA'). Then, name the 10 largest cities in that state without naming a city ranked 11th thru 25th - see naming notes below. Naming a 11-25 ranked city will end the quiz, independent of time left.

Naming Notes: you must end each city name with a '.' to submit it - this prevents answering a city whose partial name may be an incorrect answer.

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US 10,000 Mile Challenge

You have 15 min or 10K miles to travel the 48 states trying to total the highest total population of 50K+ cities visited. Naming notes: a handful of cities have the same names or must be entered to enter a longer city name...enter the city name followed by state abbreviation for these (i.e. ‘springfieldmo’ or ‘wichitaks’ (due to Wichita Falls, TX)) - for a handful you will need to just add a '.' at the end of the city name, such as 'miami.'. Therefore if a city isn’t working add the state abbr or period to the end of it, as it has one of these conflicts.

Please note – this quiz is only available to hugequiz Premium members, as it costs money for me to use the Google Directions API and this quiz is more costly than the other street view ones.

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US 100 Cities Locator

Double-click on the location of each of the 100 largest US cities. The closer you click, the more points you get (max 100).

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US 100 Closest Cities – Choose Any City

Begin by typing in any US city/town/etc in the format City, State - i.e. 'Boston, MA' - for a handful of places with the same name in the same state you will need to add a number corresponding to the population rank of that name in that state - i.e. 'Madison, WI1' for the largest of the two Madison, WI's. That city will appear as a pink marker and the 100 closest cities/towns/etc to that city (not including the one you chose) will also appear. High scores are kept only for cities of 25K+ population. 'Closest Cities' on bottom left shows the top number of closest cities in a row you have completed (i.e. a '3' if you have the 3 closest but not the 4th). Object is highest population among 100 closest, not total places.

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US 100 Largest Cities By Decade 1790-2020

Name the 100 (or less for earlier censuses) largest cities (in some cases, towns, villages, etc) in the US for each census since 1790. Keep in mind some places no longer exist or have been merged into existing places. Earlier censuses referred to large cities as 'urban areas' and even though there were more than 100 places, less than 100 were classified as urban areas and therefore counted among the largest places.

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US 100 Largest Cities By Decade Since 1900

Name the 100 largest US cities for each census since 1900. State and population shown.

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US 100 Largest Cities By State Identifier – Choose State

First choose any state by typing the state's abbreviation (i.e. 'OH') - then, double-click on the marker for each of the top 100 largest cities (or less for a few states that don't have 100 cities) in that state as they come up. Markers will all be red to begin. Clicking on a the correct shown city will turn the marker green. Clicking on the incorrect city will cause no change in the markers.

Note - you may want to zoom in on markers which are close to one another to make sure you click on the correct marker.

If red markers do not appear after you choose a state try reloading the quiz.

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US 100 Largest Cities Identifier

Double-click on the red marker of the US top 100 largest city listed. Correct guesses will change the marker to green – incorrect will not change any marker. Complete all cities to save your score.

If by chance you don’t see markers, try refreshing the quiz.

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US 100 Largest Islands Identifier (Excluding AK)

Double-click on the light-blue marker of the US island listed (among the top 100 largest islands by area, not including AK or dependent territories). Correct guesses will change the marker to green – incorrect will not change any marker. Complete all islands to save your score.

If by chance you don’t see markers, try refreshing the quiz.

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US 100 Largest Lakes Identifier

Double-click on the light-blue marker of the US lake listed (among the top 100 largest lakes by area). Correct guesses will change the marker to green – incorrect will not change any marker. Complete all islands to save your score.

If by chance you don’t see markers, try refreshing the quiz.

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US 100 Mile Coverage Challenge

Choose any 5K+ US city (AK & HI not included), then continue naming 5K+ cities which are within 100 miles of any previously named city. Naming notes: many places have similar names. For example, “Jacksonville” is not unique. To choose Jacksonville, FL, simply type “jacksonvillefl”, and so on. Also some answers require typing in other answers you may not want to guess. In this case, if you want to answer “Virginia Beach, VA”, simply type it..”Virginia, MN” will not be chosen. If you want simply “Virginia” type ‘virginia.’ with the period at the end. NOTE that typing in “phoenix” will not answer Phoenix, AZ – so that means either there is another place in another state where you must put “phoenixaz”, or another city starting with “Phoenix”, which is the case in this example – so typing ‘phoenix.’ will get you your answer. Finally, in a couple cases there are multiple places of the same name in a single state. Madison, WI is an example. To choose the largest Madison (typically the one you want), type ‘madisonwi1’ – the rest are ‘madisonwi2’ and so on (need the state too as there are madison’s in other states) – this is quite rare. So basically, if the city isn’t coming up after you type the name, try adding a “.” after, or the state abbreviation, or in rare cases the state abbr plus a number.

Try other US Coverage Challenges:
US 100 Mile Coverage Challenge – Easy Version | US 200 Mile Coverage Challenge
US 5K+ Latitude Coverage Challenge | US 5K+ Longitude Coverage Challenge

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US 100 Mile Coverage Challenge – Easy Version

Choose any 5K+ US city (AK & HI not included), then continue naming 5K+ cities which are within 100 miles of any previously named city.

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US 100K City Coverage Challenge

Enter a US 100K+ city - all other 100K+ cities within 100 miles will also fill in. Try to fill in all 100K cities in the smallest number of circles. NOTE - a few cities have the same name in different states, to enter these type in the city name followed by state abbreviation (i.e. 'springfieldma'). For Jackson and Wichita you need to enter the name followed by a period, i.e. 'jackson.' to avoid answering these cities for Jacksonville and Wichita Falls. States remaining will display when you have completed 35 states.

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

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US 100K+ Cities Direction Challenge

The object of this quiz is to name (see NAMING NOTE below) as many US 100K+ cities as possible starting from the position you choose without skipping cities moving in the opposite direction. For example, if you choose 'S' you 'start' at extreme southern US to begin you are aiming to name the most southern US 100K+ city, then the 2nd most southern, and so on as you move north. Naming correct cities increases the population counter - the object is to get the highest total population among all cities you name. However, once you move in a direction you can't name cities already passed by (i.e. covered in the blue shaded region).

NAMING NOTE: You must end each city name with a period - i.e. 'Dallas.' - this prevents naming a city whose name is a partial name of the city you want to answer. If you name a city that has multiple answers, only the closest upcoming one will be answered for you, so you won't name the farther away city from the one you are trying to guess.

You don't start with a ton of time, however there is a 30 second time bonus for naming the next city in order, and a 15 second bonus for naming the 2nd or 3rd next city in order. So if you name well you can accumulate a lot of extra time.

hugequiz Premium members will see up to the largest 25 cities missed when the quiz ends - they will be pink markers you can mouseover to see city details.

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US 100K+ Cities East To West Blackout

Upon clicking START you will be presented with a 5×5 table of US 100K+ cities. The object of the quiz is to double-click on the cities in order from easternmost to westernmost.

Double-click on a city’s text and it will be selected and you will get a score. 100 points corresponds to the easternmost city, 0 points to the farthest west – score decreases based on how eastern your selected city is in relation to all of the remaining cities.

You will only get a maximum of 2 cities in the same state. AK & HI are not included.

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US 100K+ Cities North To South Blackout

Upon clicking START you will be presented with a 5×5 table of US 100K+ cities. The object of the quiz is to double-click on the cities in order from northernmost to southernmost.

Double-click on a city’s text and it will be selected and you will get a score. 100 points corresponds to the northernmost city, 0 points to the farthest south – score decreases based on how northern your selected city is in relation to all of the remaining cities.

You will only get a maximum of 2 cities in the same state. AK & HI are not included.

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US 100K+ City Pairs Proximity Blackout

Upon clicking START you will be presented with a 5x5 table of US 100K+ cities. The object of the quiz is to pair up cities two at a time which have the shortest distance between them.

Single click on a city's text and it will highlight red. To choose the other city of the pair click another city's text. Also, you can re-click on the first city to deselect it. The distance between them will be shown and you will get up to 100 points. 100 points corresponds to the closest pair of cities, 0 points to the farthest apart pair - scores decrease based on the distance of your two cities related to the possible range of distances. Those two cities will then be replaced with their score and you will now choose the closest pair of cities from the remaining 23 cities which have been adjusted to have 100 and 0 corresponding to the closest/farthest pairs among those 23, and so on until you run out of time or complete 12 pairs of cities leaving one left.

You get a 100 point bonus for completing all 12 pairs within 5 minutes, making for a total possible point total of 2500.

You will only get a maximum of 2 cities in the same state. AK & HI are not included as they skew the points quite a bit.

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US 100K+ Population Cities

Name the US cities with at least 100K population. Population and state shown.

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US 10K+ Cities 50 Mile Expanding Circles Distance Challenge – Choose City

First choose any US 10K+ city by entering it and choosing it in the drop-down box. Then, name any US 10K+ city in each 50 mile circle/ring as the rings expand outward from your city of choice - NOTE - you must enter a period '.' at the end of the city to submit it. The first circle will include your city of choice as already guessed. The object in this quiz is to guess the city in the next ring which is as CLOSE TO THE PREVIOUS CITY as possible. The closest city will get you 100 points, the farthest away answer 0 points and cities in between will score based on how far away they were between the closest and farthest away cities in that ring.

When you run out of time or end the quiz, you will see the current ring's closest correct answer at right.

For example, if you choose ‘Chicago, IL’ – you will be shown a circle of radius 50 miles centered at Chicago and Chicago will be selected. You will also see a ring of radius 100 miles outside that circle. Naming a city in this ring will cause another ‘ring’ of radius 150 miles to appear outside that ring and you will get 0-100 points, depending how close to Chicago your city was. If a city is not within the next ring of that distance, the ring will keep expanding by that distance until a city falls within it. So if a city doesn’t fall within 50-100 miles, it will expand to be a 50-150 mile ring, then 50-200 mile and so on until a qualifying city is found within the ring.

Want to name the largest city in each ring?
US 25 Mile Expanding Circles Challenge – Choose City

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US 10K+ Cities Proximity Blackout

The object of this quiz is to name close pairs of 10K+ cities for the two states represented in each cell. For example, if the top column has 'NY' and the cell shows 'TX' you are trying to name the pair of 10K+ population cities (one in NY and one in TX) which are the closest. Enter guesses by typing the city names with their state abbreviation in either order followed by a '.' to submit the answer. Columns and cells are randomly chosen each time.

Example: to enter 'El Paso' and 'Syracuse' for the NY-TX combo, type 'elpasotxsyracuseny.' or 'syracusenyelpasotx.' with the period at the end - this would be a poor guess as El Paso is far away from NY and Syracuse isn't that close to TX among NY cities.

PLEASE NOTE: You may need to wait a few moments for the score to appear in the cell.

The pair of cities with the shortest distance gets a score of 100 points and the scores will decrease down to 0 for the pair of cities farthest apart. Scores are based on how close you are in that range to the closest distance.

Your final score is the average of your total points over the 25 squares. Incomplete squares count as 0.

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US 10K+ City Name Link Challenge

The object of this quiz is to pick a 10K+ US city to start, then name successive 10K+ cities such that the next city's first letter is the last letter of the current city and the next city is as close to the current city as possible. You must name cities in the format 'City, State' with the state abbreviation following the city.

For example, you start with 'Chicago, IL' - you are now trying to name a city starting with 'O' (the last letter of 'Chicago') which is closest to Chicago. If you answer 'Omaha, NE' - now you are trying to name the closest city to Omaha which starts with a 'A' and so on.

The quiz ends at the 25th city from the starting one. You get 100 points for naming the closest city on each step, and they decline based on the distance your city was from the closest. You get 15 minutes to complete the quiz.

Try other variations:
US City Name Link Challenge | US 100K+ City Name Link Challenge | US 25K+ City Name Link Challenge

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US 10K+ Double Letter Cities

First choose the number of cities by typing '100', '250', '500', or 'all' - then try to achieve the highest population among US 10K+ double letter cities you chose. Double letter refers to the city name containing two letters in a row (not separated by a space or other punctuation).

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US 1900 Census 100 Largest Cities

Name the 1900 largest cities according to the 1900 US census. Census counted cities that were in US territories at the time as well, not just states.

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US 1K+ City Closest Coverage

First choose a difficulty by typing ‘beg’, ‘int’, ‘adv, or ‘exp’ – Beginner is 100 cities, Intermediate 50 cities, Advanced 25 cities, and Expert 10 cities. Then, enter 1K+ population cities and the closest 1K+ N cities (where N is the number based on your difficulty) fill automatically fill in.

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

Premium members can now also play a 3-hour time limit 'custom' coverage quiz of any number of cities from 5 to 200, simply enter the number of cities followed by a '.' instead of choosing from one of the four levels, i.e. '150.' Quiz score is not recorded for the custom coverage option.

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US 1K+ City Coverage

First choose a difficulty by typing ‘beg’, ‘int’, ‘adv, or ‘exp’ – Beginner is 100 mile radius, Intermediate 50 miles, Advanced 25 miles, and Expert 10 miles. Then, enter 1K+ population cities and all 1K+ population cities within that radius will automatically fill in. Cities may take a moment to fill in on easier levels or with answers that have multiple cities.

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

NEW: Premium members can now also play a 3-hour time limit 'custom' coverage quiz of any distance from 5 miles to 500 miles, simply enter the distance followed by a '.' instead of choosing from one of the four levels, i.e. '350.' Quiz score is not recorded for the custom coverage option.

Try other geographies/types:
Europe 10K+ City Coverage | US All Places Coverage – Choose State
US 1K+ City Closest Coverage | US Population Coverage

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US 1K+ City Coverage No Repeats

First choose a difficulty by typing ‘beg’, ‘int’, ‘adv, or ‘exp’ – Beginner is 100 mile radius, Intermediate 50 mile, Advanced 25 mile, and Expert 10 mile. Then, enter 1K+ population cities and all 1K+ population cities within that radius will automatically fill in.

HOWEVER, for this 'No Repeats' quiz you cannot name a city which has already been covered in blue - makes for a bit more of a challenge to cover the states!

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

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US 1K+ City Shrinking Coverage Challenge

You begin with a radius of 250 miles. Enter US 1K+ city names (see naming notes below) and all 1K+ US cities within that radius will fill in, HOWEVER each time you use a circle the radius will shrink by 5%. Try to cover as many cities as possible as the circles get smaller. Time is not part of the score on this quiz.

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

NAMING NOTES: For this quiz you will need the city name followed by state abbreviation to name cities as there are so many similarly-named US cities. For example 'newyorkny' and 'chicagoil' - just the city name will NOT accept.

Notes for this quiz: answering a city that has the same name in multiple locations will reduce the circle 5% in radius for each unique city that matches, so if you enter 'Jackson' - it will fill one of them with whatever radius you are at, then shrink it 5% and fill the next and so on. So it may not be wise to use a common city name.

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US 1K+ Population Radius Coverage

First choose a difficulty by typing ‘beg’, ‘int’, ‘adv, or ‘exp’. Then, enter 1K+ population cities and all 1K+ population cities within a radius based on the population of the city you guessed will fill in. When you have at least 25 states, the states remaining will be shown. In other words, a large city will have a bit larger radius to cover other cities than a smaller city would.

A higher difficulty level means smaller circles, but still in the same size proportion to each other based on populations.

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

There is also the option to play a 3-hour (basically untimed) version of each level. Simply enter a 'u' before a level choice to play a 3-hour version, for example 'ubeg' or 'uadv' - your score will not be saved for these.

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US 2+ Word Cities Closest Coverage

First choose a difficulty by typing 'beg', 'int', 'adv, or 'exp' - Beginner is 100 cities, Intermediate 50 cities, Advanced 25 cities, and Expert 10 cities. Then, enter any US place with 2+ words and the closest N places (where N is the number based on your difficulty) that also have 2+ words automatically fill in. 2+ words for the purpose of this quiz mean any cities with a space or hyphen.

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

Premium members can now also play a 3-hour time limit 'custom' coverage quiz of any number of cities from 5 to 200, simply enter the number of cities followed by a '.' instead of choosing from one of the four levels, i.e. '150.' Quiz score is not recorded for the custom coverage option.

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US 2+ Word Cities Closest To Your Location – Choose Number

Begin by entering a number of cities - '25', '50', '100' - then name the closest 2 or more word US cities to your geographic location (as determined by your browser's location function). For purposes of this quiz, 'words' means the city name words are separated by spaces or hyphens. To use this quiz you will have to choose 'Allow' if your browser asks to share your current location - you also may have to restart the quiz after choosing this. If your browser does not allow getting your location the quiz will not load.

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US 2+ Word Cities Coverage

First choose a difficulty by typing ‘beg’, ‘int’, ‘adv, or ‘exp’ – Beginner is 100 mile radius, Intermediate 50 miles, Advanced 25 miles, and Expert 10 miles. Then, enter US two or more word cities and all other 2+ word cities within that radius will automatically fill in.

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

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US 2-Word Cities With Shortest Names

Name the US cities of 2 words with name lengths of 6 letters or less. 'Saint' is abbreviated 'St' for this quiz to keep in line with other quizzes based on city word length. Population and state shown.

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US 20 Circle Population Challenge

The object of this quiz is to place 20 circles of radius 100 miles on the map so that they contain the largest total population.

When you begin you'll be given a 100-mile radius circle centered on the map. Move it using the mouse and click SUBMIT. You will be given a score for that circle corresponding to the total population among all US census tracts within it (there are about 85K total US census tracts averaging about 4K people each). Try to complete all 20 circles with the highest total score.

Any INTERSECTING areas are only counted one time, so no census tract will be counted more than once.

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US 200 Mile Coverage Challenge

Choose any 5K+ US city (AK & HI not included), then continue naming 5K+ cities which are within 200 miles of any previously named city. Naming notes: many places have similar names. For example, “Jacksonville” is not unique. To choose Jacksonville, FL, simply type “jacksonvillefl”, and so on. Also some answers require typing in other answers you may not want to guess. In this case, if you want to answer “Virginia Beach, VA”, simply type it..”Virginia, MN” will not be chosen. If you want simply “Virginia” type ‘virginia.’ with the period at the end. NOTE that typing in “phoenix” will not answer Phoenix, AZ – so that means either there is another place in another state where you must put “phoenixaz”, or another city starting with “Phoenix”, which is the case in this example – so typing ‘phoenix.’ will get you your answer. Finally, in a couple cases there are multiple places of the same name in a single state. Madison, WI is an example. To choose the largest Madison (typically the one you want), type ‘madisonwi1’ – the rest are ‘madisonwi2’ and so on (need the state too as there are madison’s in other states) – this is quite rare. So basically, if the city isn’t coming up after you type the name, try adding a “.” after, or the state abbreviation, or in rare cases the state abbr plus a number.

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US 25 Cities Locator – Choose State

Double-click on the location of each of the 25 randomly chosen cities from among the 100 largest US cities in the state you choose at the beginning of the quiz. The closer you click, the more points you get (max 100).

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US 25 Largest Area States Elimination

Using state abbreviations, name the largest 25 states by land area (no water area). Naming a state outside the largest 25 will end the quiz. Area in sq miles shown.

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US 25 Largest Cities By State

Name the 25 largest cities/towns/etc for each US state before time runs out.

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US 25 Largest Cities Elimination – Choose State

First choose any state (except NV, only 19 cities) by typing in its abbreviation (i.e. 'CA'). Then, name the 25 largest cities in that state without naming a city ranked 26th thru 50st - see naming notes below. Naming a 26-50 ranked city will end the quiz, independent of time left.

Naming Notes: you must end each city name with a ‘.’ to submit it – this prevents answering a city whose partial name may be an incorrect answer.

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US 25 Largest Population States Elimination

Using state abbreviations, name the largest 25 states by population. Naming a state outside the largest 25 will end the quiz.

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US 25 Mile Expanding Circles Any City Challenge – Choose City

First choose any US city by entering it and choosing it in the drop-down box. Then, name ANY US city in each 25 mile circle/ring as the rings expand outward from your city of choice. The first circle will include your city of choice as a possible answer.

When you run out of time or end the quiz, you will see the current ring's largest correct answer at right (under 'Answer Stats' by your coordinates).

For example, if you choose 'Chicago' - you will be shown a circle of radius 25 miles centered at Chicago. Naming any city in this circle (including Chicago) will cause another 'ring' of radius 25 miles to appear outside that circle. You now need to name any US city in that ring (but not within any previous circles/rings). If a city is not within the next ring of that distance, the ring will keep expanding by that distance until a city falls within it. So if a city doesn't fall within 25-50 miles, it will expand to be a 25-75 mile ring, then 25-100 miles and so on until a qualifying city is found within the ring.

Want to name the largest city in each ring?
US 25 Mile Expanding Circles Challenge – Choose City

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US 25 Mile Expanding Circles Challenge – Choose City

First choose any US city by entering it and choosing it in the drop-down box. Then, name the largest US city in each 25 mile circle/ring as the rings expand outward from your city of choice. The first circle will include your city of choice as a possible answer if it is the largest city in that area.

When you run out of time or end the quiz, you will see the current ring's correct answer at right (under 'Answer Stats' by your coordinates).

For example, if you choose 'Chicago, IL' - you will be shown a circle of radius 25 miles centered at Chicago. Naming the largest city in this circle (Chicago in this case) will cause another 'ring' of radius 25 miles to appear outside that circle. You now need to name the largest US city in that ring (but not within any previous circles/rings). If a city is not within the next ring of that distance, the ring will keep expanding by that distance until a city falls within it. So if a city doesn't fall within 25-50 miles, it will expand to be a 25-75 mile ring, then 25-100 mile and so on until a qualifying city is found within the ring.

A little too tough?
US 50 Mile Expanding Circles Challenge – Choose City

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US 25 Mile Expanding Circles Distance Challenge – Choose City

First choose any US city by entering it and choosing it in the drop-down box. Then, name any US city in each 25 mile circle/ring as the rings expand outward from your city of choice - NOTE - you must enter a period '.' at the end of the city to submit it. The first circle will include your city of choice as already guessed. The object in this quiz is to guess the city in the next ring which is as CLOSE TO THE PREVIOUS CITY as possible. The closest city will get you 100 points, the farthest away answer 0 points and cities in between will score based on how far away they were between the closest and farthest away cities in that ring.

When you run out of time or end the quiz, you will see the current ring's closest correct answer at right.

For example, if you choose ‘Chicago, IL’ – you will be shown a circle of radius 25 miles centered at Chicago and Chicago will be selected. You will also see a ring of radius 50 miles outside that circle. Naming a city in this ring will cause another ‘ring’ of radius 75 miles to appear outside that ring and you will get 0-100 points, depending how close to Chicago your city was. If a city is not within the next ring of that distance, the ring will keep expanding by that distance until a city falls within it. So if a city doesn’t fall within 50-75 miles, it will expand to be a 50-100 mile ring, then 50-125 mile and so on until a qualifying city is found within the ring.

Want to name the largest city in each ring?
US 25 Mile Expanding Circles Challenge – Choose City

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US 25 Mile Expanding Circles Largest City Challenge – Choose City

First choose any US city by entering it and choosing it in the drop-down box. Then, name any US city in each 25 mile circle/ring as the rings expand outward from your city of choice, trying to name the LARGEST CITY in each circle. The first circle will include your city of choice as a possible answer.

PLEASE NOTE - You must type a '.' (period) after each city to submit it to prevent answering another city with a name you would be have to type to get your answer - for example 'Jackson' would be answered trying to type 'Jacksonville.' If multiple cities have the name you submitted, only the largest one will be counted.

You accumulate points based on the population of the city you named in relation to the largest city in the circle. Naming the largest city will get you 100 points. A smaller city's point total will be the ratio of its population to the largest, so if you name a city of 75K people and the largest city has 100K, you get 75 points.

When you run out of time or end the quiz, you will see the current ring’s largest correct answer at right (under ‘Answer Stats’ by your coordinates).

For example, if you choose ‘Chicago’ – you will be shown a circle of radius 25 miles centered at Chicago. Naming any city in this circle (including Chicago) will cause another ‘ring’ of radius 25 miles to appear outside that circle, however - you will want to try naming the LARGEST city you can to get more points (Chicago therefore will yield 100 points). After completing that circle, you now need to name any US city in the new ring (but not within any previous circles/rings), again trying to name as large a city as possible. If a city is not within the next ring of that distance, the ring will keep expanding by that distance until a city falls within it. So if a city doesn’t fall within 25-50 miles, it will expand to be a 25-75 mile ring, then 25-100 miles and so on until a qualifying city is found within the ring.

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US 25 Mile Expanding Circles Small City Challenge – Choose City

First choose any US city by entering it and choosing it in the drop-down box. Then, name any US city in each 25 mile circle/ring as the rings expand outward from your city of choice, trying to name SMALLER cities instead of the easier, larger cities. The first circle will include your city of choice as a possible answer.

PLEASE NOTE - You must type a '.' (period) after each city to submit it to prevent answering another city with a name you would be have to type to get your answer - for example 'Jackson' would be answered trying to type 'Jacksonville.' If multiple cities have the name you submitted, only the smallest one will be counted.

You accumulate points based on the population of the city you named according to the following scale:
< 1K - 10 pts
1K - 4,999 - 8 pts
5K - 9,999 - 6 pts
10K - 24,999 - 4 pts
25K - 49,999 - 3 pts
50K - 99,999 - 2 pts
100K+ - 1 pt

When you run out of time or end the quiz, you will see the current ring’s smallest correct answer at right (under ‘Answer Stats’ by your coordinates).

For example, if you choose ‘Chicago’ – you will be shown a circle of radius 25 miles centered at Chicago. Naming any city in this circle (including Chicago) will cause another ‘ring’ of radius 25 miles to appear outside that circle, however - you will want to try naming the SMALLEST city you can to get more points (Chicago will only yield 1 point). After completing that circle, you now need to name any US city in the new ring (but not within any previous circles/rings), again trying to name as small a city as possible. If a city is not within the next ring of that distance, the ring will keep expanding by that distance until a city falls within it. So if a city doesn’t fall within 25-50 miles, it will expand to be a 25-75 mile ring, then 25-100 miles and so on until a qualifying city is found within the ring.

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US 25 Mile Population Challenge

In 15 minutes name the US cities of 25K+ population trying to get the highest population. Population will only count when all other 25K cities within 25 miles are guessed.

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US 25 Newest States Elimination

Using state abbreviations, name the 25 most recent states to join the union. Naming a state outside the top 25 will end the quiz.

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US 25 Oldest States Elimination

Using state abbreviations, name the first 25 states to join the union. Naming a state outside the first 25 will end the quiz.

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US 25 Smallest Area States Elimination

Using state abbreviations, name the smallest 25 states by land area (no water area). Naming a state outside the smallest 25 will end the quiz. Area in sq miles shown.

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US 25 Smallest Population States Elimination

Using state abbreviations, name the smallest 25 states by population. Naming a state outside the smallest 25 will end the quiz.

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US 250 Closest Cities – Choose Any City

Begin by typing in any US city/town/etc in the format City, State - i.e. 'Boston, MA' - for a handful of places with the same name in the same state you will need to add a number corresponding to the population rank of that name in that state - i.e. 'Madison, WI1' for the largest of the two Madison, WI's. That city will appear as a pink marker and the 250 closest cities/towns/etc to that city (not including the one you chose) will also appear. High scores are kept only for cities of 25K+ population. 'Closest Cities' on bottom left shows the top number of closest cities in a row you have completed (i.e. a '3' if you have the 3 closest but not the 4th). Object is highest population among 250 closest, not total places.

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US 25K+ Cities Farthest From Interstate Highways

Name the 50 US cities of at least 25K population EXCLUDING AK & HI which are the farthest distance from an interstate highway. Distance to closest interstate and state of city shown.

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US 25K+ City Name Link Challenge

The object of this quiz is to pick a 25K+ US city to start, then name successive 25K+ cities such that the next city's first letter is the last letter of the current city and the next city is as close to the current city as possible. You must name cities in the format 'City, State' with the state abbreviation following the city.

For example, you start with 'Chicago, IL' - you are now trying to name a city starting with 'O' (the last letter of 'Chicago') which is closest to Chicago. If you answer 'Omaha, NE' - now you are trying to name the closest city to Omaha which starts with a 'A' and so on.

The quiz ends at the 25th city from the starting one. You get 100 points for naming the closest city on each step, and they decline based on the distance your city was from the closest. You get 15 minutes to complete the quiz.

Try other variations:
US City Name Link Challenge | US 100K+ City Name Link Challenge | US 10K+ City Name Link Challenge

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US 5 Mile Expanding Circles Any City Challenge By State – Choose City

First choose any US city by entering it and choosing it in the drop-down box. Then, name ANY US city in each 5 mile circle/ring IN THE SAME STATE as the rings expand outward from your city of choice. The first circle will include your city of choice as a possible answer.

When you run out of time or end the quiz, you will see the current ring's largest population correct answer at right (under 'Answer Stats' by your coordinates).

For example, if you choose 'Chicago, IL' - you will be shown a circle of radius 5 miles centered at Chicago. Naming the any Illinois in this circle (Chicago or otherwise) will cause another 'ring' of radius 5 miles to appear outside that circle. You now need to name the any US city also in IL in that ring (but not within any previous circles/rings). If an Illinois city is not within the next ring of that distance, the ring will keep expanding by that distance until a IL city falls within it. So if a city doesn't fall within 5-10 miles, it will expand to be a 5-15 mile ring, then 5-20 mile and so on until a qualifying city is found within the ring.

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US 5 Mile Expanding Circles Challenge By State – Choose City

First choose any US city by entering it and choosing it in the drop-down box. Then, name the largest US city in each 5 mile circle/ring IN THE SAME STATE as the rings expand outward from your city of choice. The first circle will include your city of choice as a possible answer if it is the largest city in that area.

When you run out of time or end the quiz, you will see the current ring's correct answer at right (under 'Answer Stats' by your coordinates).

For example, if you choose 'Chicago, IL' - you will be shown a circle of radius 5 miles centered at Chicago. Naming the largest Illinois city in this circle (Chicago in this case) will cause another 'ring' of radius 5 miles to appear outside that circle. You now need to name the largest US city also in Illinois in that ring (but not within any previous circles/rings). If an Illinois city is not within the next ring of that distance, the ring will keep expanding by that distance until a IL city falls within it. So if a city doesn't fall within 5-10 miles, it will expand to be a 5-15 mile ring, then 5-20 mile and so on until a qualifying city is found within the ring.

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US 5 Mile Expanding Circles Largest City Challenge By State – Choose City

First choose any US city by entering it and choosing it in the drop-down box. Then, name any US city in each 5 mile circle/ring IN THE SAME STATE as your chosen city as the rings expand outward from your city of choice, trying to name LARGEST city. The first circle will include your city of choice as a possible answer.

PLEASE NOTE - You must type a '.' (period) after each city to submit it to prevent answering another city with a name you would be have to type to get your answer - for example 'Jackson' would be answered trying to type 'Jacksonville.' If multiple cities have the name you submitted, only the largest one will be counted.

You accumulate points based on the population of the city you named in relation to the largest city in the circle. Naming the largest city will get you 100 points. A smaller city’s point total will be the ratio of its population to the largest, so if you name a city of 75K people and the largest city has 100K, you get 75 points.

When you run out of time or end the quiz, you will see the current ring’s largest correct answer at right (under ‘Answer Stats’ by your coordinates).

For example, if you choose ‘Chicago’ – you will be shown a circle of radius 25 miles centered at Chicago. Naming any IL city in this circle (including Chicago) will cause another ‘ring’ of radius 5 miles to appear outside that circle, however - you will want to try naming the LARGEST city you can to get more points (Chicago will be 100 points). After completing that circle, you now need to name any IL city in the new ring (but not within any previous circles/rings), again trying to name as large a city as possible. If a city is not within the next ring of that distance, the ring will keep expanding by that distance until a city falls within it. So if a city doesn’t fall within 5-10 miles, it will expand to be a 5-15 mile ring, then 5-20 miles and so on until a qualifying city is found within the ring.

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US 5 Mile Expanding Circles Small City Challenge By State – Choose City

First choose any US city by entering it and choosing it in the drop-down box. Then, name any US city in each 5 mile circle/ring IN THE SAME STATE as your chosen city as the rings expand outward from your city of choice, trying to name SMALLER cities instead of the easier, larger cities. The first circle will include your city of choice as a possible answer.

PLEASE NOTE - You must type a '.' (period) after each city to submit it to prevent answering another city with a name you would be have to type to get your answer - for example 'Jackson' would be answered trying to type 'Jacksonville.' If multiple cities have the name you submitted, only the smallest one will be counted.

You accumulate points based on the population of the city you named according to the following scale:
< 100 - 10 pts
100 - 499 - 8 pts
500 - 999 - 6 pts
1K - 4,999 - 4 pts
5K - 9,999 - 3 pts
10K - 24,999 - 2 pts
25K+ - 1 pt

When you run out of time or end the quiz, you will see the current ring’s smallest correct answer at right (under ‘Answer Stats’ by your coordinates).

For example, if you choose ‘Chicago’ – you will be shown a circle of radius 25 miles centered at Chicago. Naming any IL city in this circle (including Chicago) will cause another ‘ring’ of radius 5 miles to appear outside that circle, however - you will want to try naming the SMALLEST city you can to get more points (Chicago will only yield 1 point). After completing that circle, you now need to name any IL city in the new ring (but not within any previous circles/rings), again trying to name as small a city as possible. If a city is not within the next ring of that distance, the ring will keep expanding by that distance until a city falls within it. So if a city doesn’t fall within 5-10 miles, it will expand to be a 5-15 mile ring, then 5-20 miles and so on until a qualifying city is found within the ring.

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US 50 Closest Cities To Your Location – Choose Length

Begin by entering any number from 4 to 12 - then name the 50 closest US cities to your geographic location (as determined by your browser's location function) which have that many letters (any A-Z or 0-9 character is counted as a letter). To use this quiz you will have to choose 'Allow' if your browser asks to share your current location - you also may have to restart the quiz after choosing this. If your browser does not allow getting your location the quiz will not load.

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US 50 Closest Cities To Your Location – Choose Letter

Begin by entering any letter except 'Q', 'X', 'Y' or 'Z' (they have less than 100 total cities) - then name the 50 closest US cities to your geographic location (as determined by your browser's location function) which begin with that letter. To use this quiz you will have to choose 'Allow' if your browser asks to share your current location - you also may have to restart the quiz after choosing this. If your browser does not allow getting your location the quiz will not load.

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US 50 Closest Cities With Same First Letter – Choose Any City

Begin by typing in any US city/town/etc which doesn't start with 'Q', 'X' or 'Z' in the format City, State - i.e. 'Boston, MA' - for a handful of places with the same name in the same state you will need to add a number corresponding to the population rank of that name in that state - i.e. 'Madison, WI1' for the largest of the two Madison, WI's. That city will appear as a pink marker and the 50 closest cities/towns/etc (not including the one you chose) that begin with the same letter as your city will also appear. 'Closest Cities' on bottom left shows the top number of closest cities in a row you have completed (i.e. a '3' if you have the 3 closest but not the 4th). Object is highest population among 50 closest, not total places. High scores only kept for cities of 25K+ population.

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US 50 Largest Cities 4-Somes Blackout Challenge

Upon clicking START you will be presented with a 5×5 grid of 25 of the 50 largest US cities.

The object of this quiz is to choose the top 4 in the given category for the cities shown in the grid. When you begin you’ll be given 25 different cities plus a category to name the top 4 in, which will display just above the grid. For example, if the category says ‘Top 4 Largest Area’ you are to click on the 4 cities with the largest area. If it says ‘Top 4 Lowest Avg Elevation’ you are to click on the 4 cities whose average elevation is the lowest. You can deselect the first or second city you chose on by re-clicking it, but when you choose the 4th city they will be submitted, removed from the grid, and you will get a score from 0-100 based on how close your set of 4 comes to the optimum set of 4 (which will be shown as a ‘Rank’ on top out of the # of possible sets of 4 for the last choice). When you’ve answered all 6 sets of 4 leaving 1 city remaining the quiz is over. You get a 100 point bonus for finishing the quiz in time so a total of 2500 possible points.

This quiz is only available to Premium members.

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US 50 Largest Cities By State

Name the 50 largest cities/towns/etc for each US state before time runs out.

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US 50 Largest Cities By State Identifier – Choose State

First choose any state by typing the state's abbreviation (i.e. 'OH') - then, double-click on the marker for each of the top 50 largest cities (or less for NV) in that state as they come up. Markers will all be red to begin. Clicking on a the correct shown city will turn the marker green. Clicking on the incorrect city will cause no change in the markers.

Note - you may want to zoom in on markers which are close to one another to make sure you click on the correct marker.

If red markers do not appear after you choose a state try reloading the quiz.

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US 50 Largest Cities Elimination

Name the 50 largest US cities without naming a city ranked 51st to 100th. Naming a 51-100 ranked city will end the quiz, independent of time left.

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US 50 Largest Cities Triplets Blackout Challenge

Upon clicking START you will be presented with a 5×5 grid of 25 of the 50 largest US cities.

The object of this quiz is to choose the top 3 in the given category for the cities shown in the grid. When you begin you’ll be given 25 different cities plus a category to name the top 3 in, which will display just above the grid. For example, if the category says ‘Top 3 Largest Area’ you are to click on the 3 cities with the largest area. If it says ‘Top 3 Lowest Avg Elevation’ you are to click on the 3 cities whose average elevation is the lowest. You can deselect the first or second city you chose on by re-clicking it, but when you choose the 3rd city they will be submitted, removed from the grid, and you will get a score from 0-100 based on how close your set of 3 comes to the optimum set of 3 (which will be shown as a ‘Rank’ on top out of the # of possible sets of 3 for the last choice). When you’ve answered all 8 sets of 3 leaving only 1 city the quiz is over. You get a 100 points bonus for completing the sets making for a total possible score of 2500.

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US 50 Largest Metro Areas Triplets Blackout Challenge

Upon clicking START you will be presented with a 5×5 grid of 25 of the 50 largest US metropolitan statistical areas (MSA's).

The object of this quiz is to choose the top 3 in the given category for the metro areas shown in the grid. When you begin you’ll be given 25 different metro areas plus a category to name the top 3 in, which will display just above the grid. For example, if the category says ‘Top 3 Largest Area’ you are to click on the 3 metro areas with the largest area. If it says ‘Top 3 Lowest Population Density’ you are to click on the 3 metro areas whose population density is the lowest. You can deselect the first or second MSA you chose on by re-clicking it, but when you choose the 3rd MSA they will be submitted, removed from the grid, and you will get a score from 0-100 based on how close your set of 3 comes to the optimum set of 3 (which will be shown as a ‘Rank’ on top out of the # of possible sets of 3 for the last choice). When you’ve answered all 8 sets of 3 leaving only 1 MSA the quiz is over. You get a 100 points bonus for completing the sets making for a total possible score of 2500.

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US 50 Largest Metros 4-Somes Blackout Challenge

Upon clicking START you will be presented with a 5×5 grid of 25 of the 50 largest US metropolitan statistical areas (MSA’s).

The object of this quiz is to choose the top 4 in the given category for the metro areas shown in the grid. When you begin you’ll be given 25 different metro areas plus a category to name the top 4 in, which will display just above the grid. For example, if the category says ‘Top 4 Largest Area’ you are to click on the 4 metro areas with the largest area. If it says ‘Top 4 Lowest Avg Elevation’ you are to click on the 4 metro areas whose average elevation is the lowest. You can deselect the first or second MSA you chose on by re-clicking it, but when you choose the 4th MSA they will be submitted, removed from the grid, and you will get a score from 0-100 based on how close your set of 4 comes to the optimum set of 4 (which will be shown as a ‘Rank’ on top out of the # of possible sets of 4 for the last choice). When you’ve answered all 6 sets of 4 leaving 1 MSA remaining the quiz is over. You get a 100 point bonus for finishing the quiz in time so a total of 2500 possible points.

This quiz is only available to Premium members.

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US 50 Mile 50-Circle Coverage Challenge

You start with a blank map. Double-click on the map to create a circle of 50 miles radius centered on that location. All US cities within 50 miles of that circle will appear and count toward your total cities. The object is to cover as many cities as possible in 50 circles. You can click within an already-created circle as well, however you may have to zoom in slightly so you aren’t clicking on an existing city marker.

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US 50 Mile Expanding Circles Challenge – Choose City

First choose any US city by entering it and choosing it in the drop-down box. Then, name the largest US city in each 50 mile circle/ring as the rings expand outward from your city of choice. The first circle will include your city of choice as a possible answer if it is the largest city in that area.

When you run out of time or end the quiz, you will see the current ring's correct answer at right (under 'Answer Stats' by your coordinates).

For example, if you choose 'Chicago, IL' - you will be shown a circle of radius 50 miles centered at Chicago. Naming the largest city in this circle (Chicago in this case) will cause another 'ring' of radius 50 miles to appear outside that circle. You now need to name the largest US city in that ring (but not within any previous circles/rings). If a city is not within the next ring of that distance, the ring will keep expanding by that distance until a city falls within it. So if a city doesn't fall within 50-100 miles, it will expand to be a 50-150 mile ring, then 50-200 mile and so on until a qualifying city is found within the ring.

Want more of a challenge?
US 25 Mile Expanding Circles Challenge – Choose City

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US 50 Mile Expanding Circles Top 3 Challenge – Choose City

First choose any US city by entering it and choosing it in the drop-down box. Then, name the 3 largest US cities in each 50 mile circle/ring as the rings expand outward from your city of choice. The first circle will include your city of choice as a possible answer if it is among the 3 largest in that area. As you enter cities you will see their rank within the current ring (1st, 2nd or 3rd largest) above their marker.

When you run out of time or end the quiz, you will see the current ring's correct answer at right (under 'Answer Stats' by your coordinates).

For example, if you choose 'Chicago, IL' - you will be shown a circle of radius 50 miles centered at Chicago. Naming all of the 3 largest cities in this circle (Chicago in this case is one) will cause another 'ring' of radius 50 miles to appear outside that circle. You now need to name the 3 largest US cities in that ring (but not within any previous circles/rings). If a city is not within the next ring of that distance, the ring will keep expanding by that distance until at least 1 city falls within it. So if a city doesn't fall within 50-100 miles, it will expand to be a 50-150 mile ring, then 50-200 mile and so on until a qualifying city is found within the ring.

Want only one city per ring?
US 50 Mile Expanding Circles Challenge – Choose City

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US 50 Mile Expanding Circles Top 5 Challenge – Choose City

First choose any US city by entering it and choosing it in the drop-down box. Then, name the 5 largest US cities in each 50 mile circle/ring as the rings expand outward from your city of choice. The first circle will include your city of choice as a possible answer if it is among the 5 largest in that area. As you enter cities you will see their rank within the current ring (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th or 5th largest) above their marker.

When you run out of time or end the quiz, you will see the current ring's correct answer at right (under 'Answer Stats' by your coordinates).

For example, if you choose 'Chicago, IL' - you will be shown a circle of radius 50 miles centered at Chicago. Naming all of the 5 largest cities in this circle (Chicago in this case is one) will cause another 'ring' of radius 50 miles to appear outside that circle. You now need to name the 5 largest US cities in that ring (but not within any previous circles/rings). If a city is not within the next ring of that distance, the ring will keep expanding by that distance until at least 1 city falls within it. So if a city doesn't fall within 50-100 miles, it will expand to be a 50-150 mile ring, then 50-200 mile and so on until a qualifying city is found within the ring.

This quiz is only available to Premium members.

Want only one city per ring?
US 50 Mile Expanding Circles Challenge – Choose City

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US 50K+ Cities Locator Timed Challenge

The object of this quiz is to click on 50K+ city locations as quickly and accurately as you can. You get 25 random US cities from among all US 50K+ cities. You will be scored based on Time, Distance, and Closest Cities. Closest Cities refers to how many cities (among ALL cities, not just 50K+ ones) are located closer to the actual city's location than where you clicked. Upon clicking START you will see cities listed one at a time in the upper right on the side of the map. Double-click where that city is as fast and accurately as possible. You will then get a score of 0-100 based on those 3 factors. Also, up to 10 of the closest cities to the target city that you weren't within will be displayed. Click NEXT CITY to continue on.

NOTE – For cities with the same name, you are trying to click on the LARGEST city of that name.

For Premium members, this quiz is much easier to play on Google Maps full screen mode.

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US 50K+ Cities Without A Freeway

Name the 50K+ population US cities without a freeway in their city limits.

Freeway is defined as a divided highway with full control of access and two or more lanes for the exclusive use of traffic in each direction.

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US 50K+ City Name Link Challenge

The object of this quiz is to pick a 50K+ US city to start, then name successive 50K+ cities such that the next city's first letter is the last letter of the current city and the next city is as close to the current city as possible. You must name cities in the format 'City, State' with the state abbreviation following the city.

For example, you start with 'Chicago, IL' - you are now trying to name a city starting with 'O' (the last letter of 'Chicago') which is closest to Chicago. If you answer 'Omaha, NE' - now you are trying to name the closest city to Omaha which starts with a 'A' and so on.

The quiz ends at the 25th city from the starting one. You get 100 points for naming the closest city on each step, and they decline based on the distance your city was from the closest. You get 15 minutes to complete the quiz.

Try other variations:
US City Name Link Challenge | US 100K+ City Name Link Challenge | US 10K+ City Name Link Challenge

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US 5K+ City Latitude Coverage

First choose a difficulty by typing 'beg', 'int', 'adv, or 'exp' - Beginner is 0.25 degrees latitude, Intermediate 0.1 degrees, Advanced 0.05 degrees, and Expert 0.025 degrees. Then, enter 5K+ population cities and all 5K+ population cities within that latitude will automatically fill in.

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

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US 5K+ City Longitude Coverage

First choose a difficulty by typing 'beg', 'int', 'adv, or 'exp' - Beginner is 0.5 degrees longitude, Intermediate 0.25 degrees, Advanced 0.1 degrees, and Expert 0.05 degrees. Then, enter 5K+ population cities and all 5K+ population cities within that longitude will automatically fill in.

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

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US 5K+ Latitude Coverage Challenge

First choose a difficulty by typing 'beg', 'int', 'adv, or 'exp' - Beginner is 1 degrees latitude, Intermediate 0.5 degrees, Advanced 0.25 degrees, and Expert 0.1 degrees. Then, enter 5K+ population cities (see NAMING NOTE below) and all 5K+ population cities within that latitude will automatically fill in. AK and HI are not included as you can't complete them with the 48 states.

HOWEVER - for this quiz you can enter any 5K+ city for your first choice, but successive cities must be already within a blue band for you to answer them, so you must 'expand' the blue area in the north and south directions, you can't start a new blue band with a gap away from a currently blue shaded area.

NAMING NOTE: to name cities for this quiz, enter the city name followed by state abbreviation followed by a '.' - i.e. 'newyorkny.' or 'chicagoil.'

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

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US 5K+ Longitude Coverage Challenge

First choose a difficulty by typing 'beg', 'int', 'adv, or 'exp' - Beginner is 2 degrees longitude, Intermediate 1 degrees, Advanced 0.5 degrees, and Expert 0.25 degrees. Then, enter 5K+ population cities (see NAMING NOTE below) and all 5K+ population cities within that longitude will automatically fill in. AK and HI are not included as you can't complete them with the 48 states.

HOWEVER - for this quiz you can enter any 5K+ city for your first choice, but successive cities must be already within a blue band for you to answer them, so you must 'expand' the blue area in the east and west directions, you can't start a new blue band with a gap away from a currently blue shaded area.

NAMING NOTE: to name cities for this quiz, enter the city name followed by state abbreviation followed by a '.' - i.e. 'newyorkny.' or 'chicagoil.'

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

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US All 3-Letter Places

Name all US places (cities, towns, etc) with 3 letters in their name.

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US All Census Places – Choose State

First type in any state abbreviation to choose that state - i.e. 'NY' - then you will see the map zoomed on that state and all US Census Places with their Census boundaries. Name all the places. These include cities, towns, villages, etc AND CDP's, anything defined as a Place by the US Census.

PLEASE WAIT a moment for the outlines to fill in before beginning to answer - may take a couple seconds.

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US All Census-Designated Places – Choose State

Begin by entering a state abbreviation except HI (its CDP's are its only places and are included on the regular US All Places - Choose Your State quiz). Then, try to reach the highest population by naming that state's CDP's.

A census-designated place (CDP) is a concentration of population defined by the United States Census Bureau for statistical purposes only. It is basically a counterpart to an incorporated place that you would normally see on a largest cities quiz.

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US All Cities – Choose Multiple States

First, use the selection box to choose between 2 and 10 states by clicking on them. Click Submit at the bottom when done to start the quiz. Then, name all cities in those states. High scores are kept for each unique set of states.

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US All Cities By First Letter – Choose Letter

First choose any letter except X (only 2 cities) – then try to achieve the highest population among the US cities/towns/etc beginning with that letter. Quiz is not timed.

Try other US city by letter quizzes:
US City Letter Grid – Choose Letter | US Largest City By Letter – Choose State
US City Random Letter Grid – Choose Letter | US Largest City By Last Letter – Choose State

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US All Cities By Last Letter – Choose Letter

First choose any letter except J, Q or V (2 cities or less) – then try to achieve the highest population among the US cities/towns/etc ending with that letter. Quiz is not timed.

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US All Cities By Latitude Range – Choose Latitude

Begin by choosing a latitude from 24 thru 48 by entering it (only multiples of 2). Then, name the US cities from that latitude thru 2 degrees north of it – i.e. if you chose '30' you would be naming the cities from 30 to 32 latitude. Object is to achieve the highest population.

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US All Cities By Longitude Range – Choose Longitude

Begin by choosing a longitude from -65 thru -120 by entering it (only multiples of 5). Then, name the US cities from that longitude thru 5 degrees west of it - i.e. if you chose '-70' you would be naming the cities from -70 to -75 longitude. Object is to achieve the highest population.

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US All Cities By State & First Letter – Choose State & Letter

First enter a state abbreviation to choose that state and the first letter – then try to achieve the highest population among cities in that state beginning with that letter. Quiz is not timed.

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US All Combined Statistical Areas

Name all US Combined Statistical Areas in the 50 states. They are typically named after the largest city but occasionally with a 2nd or 3rd largest city, which are also accepted answers. The OMB defines a Core Based Statistical Area as a grouping of adjacent metropolitan and/or micropolitan statistical areas (MSAs).

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US All Counties

Name all US counties and county-equivalents.

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US All Counties By Any 3 Letters

Name as many US counties as you can be three-letter strings that are contained within the county name. "St" is abbreviated and "Fort" is spelled out. Punctuation has been removed from county names. Letters cannot be separated by a space. Counties are sorted by most common county names first down to counties which are unique names. Counties sorted alphabetically within # of occurrences. # of occurrences and first letter shown.

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US All Metro Area Places – Choose Metro Area

Being by entering one of the following 100+ US metro areas below by simply typing the name followed by a period (i.e. 'Chicago.'). Then, name all the places that make up that metropolitan statistical area. This quiz includes all places, so even CDP's, towns, villages, etc. Object is highest percentage of total population, not number of places.

Metros available: Akron, Albany, Albuquerque, Allentown, Atlanta, Augusta, Austin, Bakersfield, Baltimore, Baton Rouge, Birmingham, Boise City, Boston, Bridgeport, Buffalo, Cape Coral, Charleston, Charlotte, Chattanooga, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Colorado Springs, Columbia, Columbus, Dallas, Dayton, Deltona, Denver, Des Moines, Detroit, Durham, El Paso, Fresno, Grand Rapids, Greensboro, Greenville, Harrisburg, Hartford, Honolulu, Houston, Indianapolis, Jackson, Jacksonville, Kansas City, Knoxville, Lakeland, Lancaster, Las Vegas, Little Rock, Los Angeles, Louisville, Madison, McAllen, Memphis, Miami, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Modesto, Nashville, New Haven, New Orleans, New York, North Port, Ogden, Oklahoma City, Omaha, Orlando, Oxnard, Palm Bay, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, Portland, Providence, Provo, Raleigh, Richmond, Riverside, Rochester, Sacramento, Salt Lake City, San Antonio, San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose, Scranton, Seattle, Spokane, Springfield, St Louis, Stockton, Syracuse, Tampa, Toledo, Tucson, Tulsa, Virginia Beach, Washington, Wichita, Winston Salem, Worcester, Youngstown

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US All Metro/Micro Areas

Name all US Metropolitan and Micropolitan Statistical Areas in the 50 states. They are typically named after the largest city but occasionally with a 2nd or 3rd largest city, which are also accepted answers - also this central 'city' may be a town, village, CDP, etc. The OMB defines a Core Based Statistical Area as one or more adjacent counties or county equivalents that have at least one urban core area of at least 10,000 population, plus adjacent territory that has a high degree of social and economic integration with the core as measured by commuting ties.

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US All Metropolitan Statistical Areas

Name all US Metropolitan Statistical Areas in the 50 states. They are typically named after the largest city but occasionally with a 2nd or 3rd largest city, which are also accepted answers. The OMB defines a Core Based Statistical Area as one or more adjacent counties or county equivalents that have at least one urban core area of at least 10,000 population, plus adjacent territory that has a high degree of social and economic integration with the core as measured by commuting ties. The Core Based Statistical Areas currently defined by the OMB include the Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs), which have an urban core population of at least 50,000.

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US All Micropolitan Statistical Areas

Name all US Micropolitan Statistical Areas in the 50 states. They are typically named after the largest city but occasionally with a 2nd or 3rd largest city, which are also accepted answers. The OMB defines a Core Based Statistical Area as one or more adjacent counties or county equivalents that have at least one urban core area of at least 10K population, plus adjacent territory that has a high degree of social and economic integration with the core as measured by commuting ties. The Micropolitan Statistical Areas are defined as one or more adjacent counties or county equivalents that have at least one urban core area of at least 10K population but less than 50K, plus adjacent territory that has a high degree of social and economic integration with the core as measured by commuting ties.

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US All New England Towns – Choose State

First choose a New England state among CT, MA, ME, NH, NY, RI or VT by typing it's abbreviation. Then, name all the towns of that state. Some of these state's towns do not appear on my largest cities/places quizzes, depending on how they are classified.

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US All Places

Name ALL (yes, ALL) US cities/towns/etc totaling the highest population before time runs out. Quiz is not timed. Quiz may be slow loading at first while all the markers are placed.

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US All Places & CDP’s – Choose County

First enter a county (or county-equivalent) name to choose it, then name all places within that county. For this quiz, this includes all incorporated-type places (which are on my cities quizzes) as well as CDP's. There are a handful of counties not included as they do not have an incorporated place nor a CDP. DC is also not included.

Places which are in multiple counties will show up for each county using the full population of the place.

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US All Places (No Maps)

Name all (yes, ALL) US places totaling the highest population. Quiz is not timed. Same quiz as the maps version but text-based.

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US All Places – Choose State

Begin by entering a state abbreviation. Then, try to reach the highest population by naming that state's places (cities, towns, etc). High scores are separate by state. Quiz is not timed.

Try other US All Places quizzes:
US All Places | US All Places Coverage – Choose State
US All Places – Choose State & Population (Premium Only) | US All Places & CDP’s – Choose County

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US All Places – Choose State & Population

Begin by entering a state abbreviation followed by a level 1-3. Level 1 is all 10K+ places, level 2 is 5K+, and level 3 is 1K+. Example: 'CA2' would be a quiz on all CA places of 5K+ population. Object is highest population, not # of places. Quiz is not timed.

This quiz is only available to Premium members.

Try other US All Places quizzes:
US All Places & CDP’s – Choose County | US All Places Coverage – Choose State
US All Places – Choose State | US All Places

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US All Places Coverage – Choose State

First, choose a state and level by type the state abbreviation followed by the level, i.e. 'MI2'. Level 1 typically has a 50 mile radius, level 2 is 25 miles, and level 3 is 10 miles - AK and some small states will have these radii adjusted by either doubling or halving. Naming places will have all other places within that radius fill in. Try to cover all places for your state in the time given - you get more time for more places and harder levels.

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

Try other US Coverage quizzes:
All US Places Coverage | All US Places Closest Coverage
US 200 Mile Coverage Challenge | US Letter Coverage – Choose Letter

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US All Townships – Choose State

First choose a state among IL, IN, KS, MI, MN, ND, OH, PA or SD by typing it’s abbreviation. Then, name all the townships of that state. These are townships not included on my largest cities/places quizzes - so MI does not include charter townships.

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US Atlantic Coast Cities

Name the US cities bordering the Atlantic coast. Bordering means the US Census city boundary intersects with the US Census Atlantic coast boundary.

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US Bordering Counties Challenge

Name US counties (or county-equivalents) and that country plus all bordering counties will fill in. Try to name as many counties (and their bordering counties) as you can.

This quiz may lag slightly when moving/zooming the map as the county borders are very detailed.

Use 'St' as an abbreviation for 'Saint' when naming counties.

PLEASE WAIT for the outlines of the counties to show up on the map before entering answers.

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US Bordering State Challenge

Using state abbreviations, type a state which has a land border with another state (so any states except AK & HI) - DC is not included. When entered, that state and any bordering states will fill in. Try to fill in all 48 states in as few guesses as possible. Sorted from most states which have the bordering states to those with the fewest, then alphabetically. # of bordering states shown. States bordering at a single point count as bordering in this quiz.

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US Bordering States Area Challenge

The object of this game is to click on successive bordering US states to ‘travel’ through up to 25 states with the objective of accumulating the highest total land area among all states traveled through. Borders are land borders only.

For example, you can begin by clicking Texas – your next state can be any state bordering TX, such as Oklahoma. After clicking Oklahoma you can choose any state bordering OK except a state you have already visited (in this case just TX). You must continue along your path and can’t click a bordering state from a previously-clicked state unless it borders the state you just clicked.

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US Bordering States Minimum Area Challenge

The object of this game is to click on successive bordering US states to ‘travel’ through up to 25 states with the objective of accumulating the lowest total land area among all states traveled through. Borders are land borders only. You must complete 25 states to have your score saved, so you can't get 'stuck' in somewhere like Maine with no states left to click on unless Maine happens to be your 25th state visited.

For example, you can begin by clicking Texas – your next state can be any state bordering TX, such as Oklahoma. After clicking Oklahoma you can choose any state bordering OK except a state you have already visited (in this case just TX). You must continue along your path and can’t click a bordering state from a previously-clicked state unless it borders the state you just clicked.

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US Bordering States Minimum Population Challenge

The object of this game is to click on successive bordering US states to ‘travel’ through up to 25 states with the objective of accumulating the lowest total population among all states traveled through. Borders are land borders only. You must complete 25 states to have your score saved, so you can't get 'stuck' in somewhere like Maine with no states left to click on unless Maine happens to be your 25th state visited.

For example, you can begin by clicking Texas – your next state can be any state bordering TX, such as Oklahoma. After clicking Oklahoma you can choose any state bordering OK except a state you have already visited (in this case just TX). You must continue along your path and can’t click a bordering state from a previously-clicked state unless it borders the state you just clicked.

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US Bordering States Population Challenge

The object of this game is to click on successive bordering US states to ‘travel’ through up to 25 states with the objective of accumulating the highest total population among all states traveled through. Borders are land borders only.

For example, you can begin by clicking Texas – your next state can be any state bordering TX, such as Oklahoma. After clicking Oklahoma you can choose any state bordering OK except a state you have already visited (in this case just TX). You must continue along your path and can’t click a bordering state from a previously-clicked state unless it borders the state you just clicked.

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US Bordering States With Greatest Area Difference

Name the bordering pairs of US states which have the largest difference (in terms of ratio) in land area. Answer pairs of states by entering one state's abbreviation followed by the other's - i.e. 'CAAZ'. Ratio of larger state to smaller state shown.

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US Bordering States With Greatest Population Difference

Name the bordering pairs of US states which have the largest difference (in terms of ratio) in population. Answer pairs of states by entering one state's abbreviation followed by the other's - i.e. 'CAAZ'. Ratio of larger state to smaller state shown.

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US Bordering States With Most Similar Areas

Name the bordering pairs of US states which have the closest (in terms of ratio) land areas. Answer pairs of states by entering one state's abbreviation followed by the other's - i.e. 'CAAZ'. Ratio of larger state to smaller state shown.

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US Bordering States With Most Similar Populations

Name the bordering pairs of US states which have the closest (in terms of ratio) populations. Answer pairs of states by entering one state's abbreviation followed by the other's - i.e. 'CAAZ'. Ratio of larger state to smaller state shown.

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US Capital Coverage Challenge

Enter a US capital - all capitals within 200 miles will also fill in. Try to fill in all capitals in the smallest number of circles.

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

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US Capital Locator

Double-click on the map as close as possible to each US capital that shows up on the right. The closer you click, the more points you get (max 100).

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US Capital Street View Challenge

You will be given a Google Street View window randomly placed near the center of a US state capital in which you can move around in. Name the capital where you are located within two minutes. The faster you answer, the more points you get. Max points is 100 for guessing in 10 seconds or less.

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US Capitals Distance Challenge

The object of this quiz is to travel to all 50 US state capitals in the shortest distance. Begin at any capital by clicking it. Its marker will turn green. Click on successive capitals to 'travel' between them, trying to accumulate the shortest total distance. When you have visited all 50 capitals your score will be saved. There is a time limit to complete all the capitals.

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US Capitals East To West In Order

Name the US capitals in order starting with the furthest east and moving west. You start with 1 minute (or half that for non-Premium members) but get 10 seconds per capital guessed.

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US Capitals North To South In Order

Name the US capitals in order starting with the furthest north and moving south. You start with 1 minute (or half that for non-Premium members) but get 10 seconds per capital guessed.

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US Capitals Past & Present

Name all the capitals each state has had since becoming a state (admitted to the Union). State and time span of capital shown.

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US Circle Population Guess Challenge

You will be shown 10 different circles of radius 25-200 miles. Using the slider (or manually typing into the box below the slider), guess the population contained within each circle then click SUBMIT for each one. Populations are based on the portion of 80K+ US Census Tracts contained within the circle. Canada and Mexico populations are NOT counted toward the total.

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US Circle Population Selection Challenge

The object of this quiz is to click on the circle containing the largest population. When you begin you'll be shown 2 circles on the map with radii between 10 and 250 miles which do not intersect. Click on the one with the larger population within it (based on US census tract info) then 'Submit' - if you are correct you'll move on. One incorrect round and the quiz is over. Every 5 rounds the number of circles on the map will increase by 1. Try to build the longest streak of correct circles. Circles displayed will always be non-intersecting.

NOTE: You may have to zoom out to see all circles, occasionally a AK/HI circle will be included. Also, only population within the US is included in the total, any Canada/Mexico coverage counts as 0 population within the circle.

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US Circle Radius Population Challenge

The object of this quiz is to adjust each circle's radius so it contains the target population shown at the right. When you click Start you will be shown a marker on a random US census tract (there are over 80K census tracts in the US). Also you will see an adjustable circle of radius 100 miles to start. Adjust the circle's radius by dragging it until it contains the target number of people shown - this target will be between 100K and 25 million people. Then click submit. You are scored on how close your circle's population is to the target. Circle population is tallied by totaling all census tracts (small census areas of average 4K population) within that circle.

NOTE - population in Canada and Mexico is NOT counted at all, only US population within the circle.

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US Cities 10×10 Blackout

Fill in the 100 squares with US cities based on the categories in the top row and the geographical location given in the cell. For example, if you are looking at a cell with 'CA' in its row, and '2+ Words' in the column, that cell can be filled in with 'San Jose.'

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

Northeast, South, Midwest and West divisions are per the US Census Bureau's regions. West includes AK & HI.

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

Try other US Blackouts:
US Cities Top 3 Blackout | US 100K+ City Pairs Proximity Blackout
US Cities East To West Blackout – Choose State | US 100K+ Cities North To South Blackout

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US Cities 10×10 Blackout – Choose State

First chooUS Cities Triple Blackoutse any state by typing its abbreviation (i.e. 'CA'). Then, fill in the 100 squares with cities from that state based on the categories in the top row and the first letter or geographical location given in the cell. For example, if you have chosen 'CA' and are looking at a cell with 'S' in its row, and '2+ Words' in the column, that cell can be filled in with 'San Jose.'

The regions 'Northern 1/4', 'Southern 1/4', 'Western 1/4' and 'Eastern 1/4' refer to the that portion of the state based on its extreme latitude and longitudes. So if a state has a latitude range of 30 to 36, the 'Northern 1/4' refers to cities in the range of 34.5-36 degrees latitude, and the 'Southern 1/4' refers to cities in the range of 30-31.5 latitude.

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.

Try other US cities blackout quizzes:
US Cities Blackout | US Cities 15×15 Blackout (Premium Only)
US Cities Top 3 Blackout | US Cities Triple Blackout

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US Cities 15×15 Blackout

Fill in the 225 squares with US cities based on the categories in the top row and the geographical location given in the cell. For example, if you are looking at a cell with 'CA' in its row, and '2+ Words' in the column, that cell can be filled in with 'San Jose.'

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

Northeast, South, Midwest and West divisions are per the US Census Bureau's regions. West includes AK & HI.

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

This quiz is only available to Premium members.

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US Cities 15×15 Blackout – Choose State

First choose any state by typing its abbreviation (i.e. 'CA'). Then, fill in the 225 squares with cities from that state based on the categories in the top row and the first letter or geographical location given in the cell. For example, if you have chosen 'CA' and are looking at a cell with 'S' in its row, and '2+ Words' in the column, that cell can be filled in with 'San Jose.'

The regions 'Northern 1/4', 'Southern 1/4', 'Western 1/4' and 'Eastern 1/4' refer to the that portion of the state based on its extreme latitude and longitudes. So if a state has a latitude range of 30 to 36, the 'Northern 1/4' refers to cities in the range of 34.5-36 degrees latitude, and the 'Southern 1/4' refers to cities in the range of 30-31.5 latitude.

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

This quiz is only available to Premium members.

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US Cities Blackout

Fill in the 25 squares with US cities based on the categories in the top row and the geographical location given in the cell. For example, if you are looking at a cell with 'CA' in its row, and '2+ Words' in the column, that cell can be filled in with 'San Jose.'

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

Northeast, South, Midwest and West divisions are per the US Census Bureau's regions. West includes AK & HI.

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

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US Cities Bordering Two Other States

Name the US cities which border two different states (not including the location in which the city is located). Bordering states shown. Border refers to if the US Census city limits intersect with the US state border.

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US Cities East To West Blackout – Choose State

Begin by entering a state abbreviation (i.e. 'CA') to choose your state. The object of the quiz is to double-click on the cities in order from easternmost to westernmost within that state. Largest population states have a minimum city population of 25K, 10K for states with less large cities, then 5K and finally 1K for states with the fewest cities.

Double-click on a city’s text and it will be selected and you will get a score. 100 points corresponds to the easternmost city, 0 points to the farthest west – score decreases based on how eastern your selected city is in relation to all of the remaining cities.

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US Cities Farthest From Closest Larger City

Name the US cities (not including AK) which are at least 100 miles away from the closest larger US city (so NYC is not included as it doesn't have a larger city). Distance from closest larger city shown.

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US Cities Farthest From Their State’s Border

For each state, name the city farthest from that state's border, be it a border with another state, international border, or sea/Great Lakes border. Distance and population of city shown. Distances are based on the city's centroid to the closest border.

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US Cities Farthest From Their State’s Border – Choose State

First choose any state except NV (less than 25 cities) by typing its abbreviation - i.e. 'MO' - then, name the 25 cities in that state farthest from that state's border (with another state or a sea/Great Lakes/international border).

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US Cities Farthest From Their State’s Capital

For each population size, name the farthest city in each state from that state's capital city. For example, for the "10K+ Pop" you are naming the city of at least 10K population which is the farthest from their state's capital, similarly "1K+ Pop" refers to the farthest city of at least 1K population. State, distance from capital, and population shown.

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US Cities Grid Identifier Challenge

The object of this quiz is to double-click the grid square where cities are located (the centroid of the city is used). When you begin you will have a grid randomly placed with size 5 degrees latitude by 5 degrees longitude. You will be told which city to locate - simply double-click on that city's grid square and you will move on to the next city. Each time you go to a new city the squares are randomly redrawn and with a size 10% smaller. The first 10 cities will be 250K+, the next 10 100-250K, next 10 50-100K and the balance (until you run out of time or guess wrong) will be 25-50K. When you guess wrong the correct location will be shown as a pink marker.

You do get a break if you are within 1 mile of the city but in the wrong square - you will not get credit for the guess but will get another chance at that level.

After the quiz is over you can click RESTART to retry it without refreshing the page.

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US Cities Grid Identifier Challenge – Choose State

First, enter a state abbreviation (i.e. 'CA') to choose a state.

The object of this quiz is to double-click the grid square where cities are located (the centroid of the city is used). When you begin you will have a grid randomly placed with size from 0.5x0.5 degrees up to 3x3 degrees (depending on the state's size). You will be told which city to locate – simply double-click on that city’s grid square and you will move on to the next city. Each time you go to a new city the squares are randomly redrawn and with a size 10% smaller. The first 10 cities will be among the state's 25 largest, the next 10 in 26th-50th, next 10 51st-100th and the balance (until you run out of time or guess wrong) will be 101st-250th largest. When you guess wrong the correct location will be shown as a pink marker.

You do get a break if you are within 1 mile of the city but in the wrong square - you will not get credit for the guess but will get another chance at that level.

For states with less cities the quiz may complete earlier - i.e. NV only has 19 places so it will choose 10 randomly from those and after those the quiz will be over as there is no 26th-50th largest tier.

After the quiz is over you can click RESTART to retry it without refreshing the page.

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US Cities In 3+ Counties

Name the US cities which are in at least 3 counties. Counties and state of city shown. Sorted by # of counties then population.

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US Cities Locator Streak Challenge

The object of this quiz is to locate as many of the top US cities in a row you can without going over the maximum allowable distance away. The max distance allowed is 10 miles for 500K+ cities, 5 miles for 250-500K cities and 2 miles otherwise. Double-click to locate each city in order of population. If you are under the max distance allowed you will move on to the next city. When you double-click farther away than the max distance allowed the quiz will end.

PLEASE NOTE - To identify a city, click on the 'downtown' area to avoid clicking on a suburb or outer edge of the city. The distance will generally be measured from close to the center of a city's 'downtown.'

You begin with 10 minutes (or 5 for non-Premium members) and get 10 seconds added every time you double-click to locate a city.

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US Cities Locator Streak Challenge – Choose State

First choose any state by entering its abbreviation - for example 'CA'.

Then, the object of this quiz is to locate as many of the top US cities in that state in a row you can without going over the maximum allowable distance away. The max distance allowed is 10 miles for 500K+ cities, 5 miles for 50K+ cities and 2 miles otherwise. Double-click to locate each city in order of population. If you are under the max distance allowed you will move on to the next city. When you double-click farther away than the max distance allowed the quiz will end.

PLEASE NOTE - To identify a city, try to click in the middle of the city's area, or the 'downtown' if the city is large enough to have one. The distance will generally be measured from close to the center of a city's 'downtown' (if it has one) or geographic center otherwise.

You begin with 10 minutes (or 5 for non-Premium members) and get 5 seconds added every time you double-click to locate a city.

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US Cities North To South Blackout – Choose State

Begin by entering a state abbreviation (i.e. 'CA') to choose your state. The object of the quiz is to double-click on the cities in order from northernmost to southernmost within that state. Largest population states have a minimum city population of 25K, 10K for states with less large cities, then 5K and finally 1K for states with the fewest cities.

Double-click on a city’s text and it will be selected and you will get a score. 100 points corresponds to the northernmost city, 0 points to the farthest south – score decreases based on how northern your selected city is in relation to all of the remaining cities.

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US Cities On State Borders – Choose State

First choose any state except AK, CO, HI, ME or WY (no qualifying cities), then name all cities in that state which lie on that state's border with another state (or DC). A city qualifies if its US Census boundary file intersects with the state's boundary with another. City population and bordering state(s) shown.

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US Cities Population Guessing Challenge

Upon clicking START you'll be shown a US city and a population slider below it. Move the slider to the city's population and click SUBMIT. You'll get a score from 0 to 100 based on how accurate your guess was. Complete 20 random cities from among the 100 largest US cities to end the quiz.

Want to guess from all 50K+ cities?
US Cities Population Guessing Challenge - Difficult

If you click on the slider you can use the left and right arrows to move it more accurately.

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US Cities Population Guessing Challenge – Difficult

Upon clicking START you'll be shown a US 50K+ city and a population slider below it. Move the slider to the city's population and click SUBMIT. You'll get a score from 0 to 100 based on how accurate your guess was. Complete 20 random cities to end the quiz.

Want to just guess from the 100 largest cities?
US Cities Population Guessing Challenge

If you click on the slider you can use the left and right arrows to move it more accurately.

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US Cities Top 3 Blackout

Fill in the 25 squares with the top three (in terms of population, or less if less than 3 qualify) US cities based on the categories in the top row and the geographical location given in the cell. For example, if you are looking at a cell with ‘CA’ in its row, and ‘2+ Words’ in the column, that cell can be filled in with ‘San Jose' as San Jose is one of the 3 largest 2+ Words cities in CA. When a cell is completed it fills in green.

Northeast, South, Midwest and West divisions are per the US Census Bureau’s regions. West includes AK & HI.

Occasionally a cell may not have any qualifying answer, in which case it will be filled in bright green and be a gimme. Cells with two answers left will have a very dark green background, those with one answer left more of an evergreen shade, and finally bright green for those which have been completed. Some cells with only 1 or 2 valid answers will start with a green shade corresponding to how many answers are left.

hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red - they will be the largest city which qualified in each cell - only one miss will be shown per incomplete cell.

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US Cities Top 5 Blackout

Fill in the 25 squares with the top five (in terms of population, or less if less than 5 qualify) US cities based on the categories in the top row and the geographical location given in the cell. For example, if you are looking at a cell with ‘CA’ in its row, and ‘2+ Words’ in the column, that cell can be filled in with ‘San Jose' as San Jose is one of the 5 largest 2+ Words cities in CA. When a cell is completed it fills in bright green.

Northeast, South, Midwest and West divisions are per the US Census Bureau’s regions. West includes AK & HI.

Occasionally a cell may not have any qualifying answer, in which case it will be filled in bright green and be a gimme. Cells will get progressively greener until all 5 (or less if less than 5 qualify) are answered. Some cells with less than 5 valid answers will start with a green shade corresponding to how many answers are left.

This quiz is only available to Premium members.

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US Cities Triple Blackout

Fill in the 25 squares with three (or less if less than 3 qualify) US cities based on the categories in the top row and the geographical location given in the cell. For example, if you are looking at a cell with 'CA' in its row, and '2+ Words' in the column, that cell can be filled in with 'San Jose.' When a cell is completed it fills in green.

Northeast, South, Midwest and West divisions are per the US Census Bureau’s regions. West includes AK & HI.

Occasionally a cell may not have any qualifying answer, in which case it will be filled in bright green and be a gimme. Cells with two answers left will have a very dark green background, those with one answer left more of an evergreen shade, and finally bright green for those which have been completed. Some cells with only 1 or 2 valid answers will start with a green shade corresponding to how many answers are left.

hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red - they will be the largest city which qualified in each cell - only one miss will be shown per incomplete cell.

Try other city triple blackout quizzes:
UK 1K+ Cities Triple Blackout | Europe 10K+ Cities Triple Blackout
World 50K+ Cities Triple Blackout | Canada Cities Triple Blackout

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US Cities Triple Blackout – Choose State

First choose any state by typing its abbreviation (i.e. 'CA'). Then, fill in the 25 squares with 3 cities from that state based on the categories in the top row and the first letter or geographical location given in the cell. For example, if you have chosen 'CA' and are looking at a cell with 'S' in its row, and '2+ Words' in the column, that cell can be filled in with 'San Jose.'

The regions 'Northern 1/4', 'Southern 1/4', 'Western 1/4' and 'Eastern 1/4' refer to the that portion of the state based on its extreme latitude and longitudes. So if a state has a latitude range of 30 to 36, the 'Northern 1/4' refers to cities in the range of 34.5-36 degrees latitude, and the 'Southern 1/4' refers to cities in the range of 30-31.5 latitude.

Occasionally a cell may not have any qualifying answer, in which case it will be filled in bright green and be a gimme. Cells with two answers left will have a very dark green background, those with one answer left more of an evergreen shade, and finally bright green for those which have been completed. Some cells with only 1 or 2 valid answers will start with a green shade corresponding to how many answers are left.

hugequiz Premium members will see missed answers in red - they will be the largest city which qualified in each cell. Only one answer will be shown per cell.

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US City Grid

First choose a difficulty by typing ‘beg’, ‘int’, ‘adv, or ‘exp’ – Beginner is 5 degrees, Intermediate 2.5 degrees, Advanced 1 degrees, and Expert 0.5 degrees. Then, enter the largest 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.

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US City Grid – All Cities

Choose a level by typing 'beg', 'int', 'adv', or 'exp' - then name any city of the minimum required population within each square. Beg level is 10K+ cities only with 5 degree squares, Int is 5K+ and 2.5 degrees, Adv 1K+ and 1 degree, and Exp is all places and 0.5 degrees. Map may take a minute to display grid on adv and exp levels.

hugequiz Premium members will see the top 25 missed cities (in unique squares, so not more than one city per square) at the end of the quiz as purple markers.

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US City Grid – All Cities – Choose State

First choose a state and level by typing the state's abbreviation then '1', '2', or '3' - i.e. 'TX2'. Level 1 is easier, with a 1 degree grid. Level 2 has a 0.5 degree grid, and Level 3 a 0.25 degree grid. Name any place in each grid square. Areas which are blank do not contain a place that qualifies (no places, only unincorporated places, etc). You get more time for larger states and higher levels.

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

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US City Grid – Choose State

First choose a state and difficulty by entering the state abbreviation followed by a 1, 2 or 3 - i.e. 'CA2'. Level 1 is easier with 1-degrees squares, level 2 is 0.5-degree squares, and level 3 is 0.25-degree squares. Then, enter the largest city in each grid square of the size based on your difficulty. Only green squares contain answers - others may not have a corresponding place (i.e. no places, all unincorporated).

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

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US City Grid 2nd Largest City Challenge

Type 'easy' or 'hard' to begin the quiz. Easy is a 5-degree grid, hard is a 2.5-degree grid. Then, try to name the SECOND LARGEST city in each grid square. To name a city, you must first click on the grid square to make it have a GREEN border. Then, type in the city answer for that square followed by a '.' (a period). You are given a score from 0 to 100 based on your answer's population compared to the 2nd largest city accepted in that square (100 being you named the 2nd largest city). If you guess the largest city it will be based on the ratio of the 2nd largest city's population to the largest.

AK and HI are NOT included in this quiz as they often have grid squares with only one answer for this quiz.

At the end of the quiz the 2nd largest city will show in each unanswered square, and for those answered the 2nd largest city will be listed next to your score if you didn't answer it.

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US City Grid Blackout

Type 'easy' or 'hard' to begin the quiz. Easy is a 5-degree grid, hard is a 2.5-degree grid. Then, name any city in each grid square which fits the category label for each square.

LETTER: means the city starts with that letter.
NUMBER RANGE: (such as 2-5, 10+) means the city contains that many letters (excluding spaces and special characters).
POPULATION RANGE: (such as 50-100K) means the city has that range for its population.
2+ WORDS means the city name has 2 or more words (words denoted by a space or hyphen).

AK and HI are NOT included in this quiz as they often have grid squares with only one answer for this quiz.

At the end of the quiz the largest population missed answer will show in each square.

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US City Grid Blackout – Choose State

First choose a state by typing its abbreviation. A grid will then be placed over the state, larger states will generally have larger grid squares. Then, name any city from your chosen state in each grid square which fits the category label for each square. AK and HI are not included on this quiz, they often have just one option per square.

LETTER: means the city starts with that letter.
NUMBER RANGE: (such as 2-5, 10+) means the city contains that many letters (excluding spaces and special characters).
POPULATION RANGE: (such as 50-100K) means the city has that range for its population.
2+ WORDS means the city name has 2 or more words (words denoted by a space or hyphen).

At the end of the quiz the largest population missed answer will show in each square.

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US City Grid Blackout 2nd Largest City Challenge

Type 'easy' or 'hard' to begin the quiz. Easy is a 5-degree grid, hard is a 2.5-degree grid. Then, try to name the SECOND LARGEST city in each grid square which fits the category label for each square. To name a city, you must first click on the grid square to make it have a GREEN border. Then, type in the city answer for that square followed by a '.' (a period). You are given a score from 0 to 100 based on your answer's population compared to the 2nd largest city accepted in that square (100 being you named the 2nd largest city). If you guess the largest city it will be based on the ratio of the 2nd largest city's population to the largest.

LETTER: means the city starts with that letter.
NUMBER RANGE: (such as 2-5, 10+) means the city contains that many letters (excluding spaces and special characters).
POPULATION RANGE: (such as 250-500K) means the city has that range for its population.
2+ WORDS means the city name has 2 or more words (words denoted by a space or hyphen).

AK and HI are NOT included in this quiz as they often have grid squares with only one answer for this quiz.

At the end of the quiz the largest population missed answer will show in each unanswered square, and for those answered the largest city will be listed if you didn't answer it.

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US City Grid Blackout Largest City Challenge

Type 'easy' or 'hard' to begin the quiz. Easy is a 5-degree grid, hard is a 2.5-degree grid. Then, try to name the LARGEST city in each grid square which fits the category label for each square. To name a city, you must first click on the grid square to make it have a GREEN border. Then, type in the city answer for that square followed by a '.' (a period). You are given a score from 0 to 100 based on your answer's population compared to the largest city accepted in that square (100 being you named the largest city).

LETTER: means the city starts with that letter.
NUMBER RANGE: (such as 2-5, 10+) means the city contains that many letters (excluding spaces and special characters).
POPULATION RANGE: (such as 50-100K) means the city has that range for its population.
2+ WORDS means the city name has 2 or more words (words denoted by a space or hyphen).

AK and HI are NOT included in this quiz as they often have grid squares with only one answer for this quiz.

At the end of the quiz the largest population missed answer will show in each unanswered square, and for those answered the largest city will be listed if you didn't answer it.

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US City Grid Challenge

Choose a number of cities by typing '3', '5', or '10'. Then, enter the largest number of cities you chose in each 5-degree grid square. Only green squares contain answers. When you have 2 left to go in a square it will fill in faintly yellow, 1 left it will be orangish, and all done it turns red. A time bonus is given for completing a square (it is greater for higher levels).

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

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US City Grid Challenge – Advanced

Choose a number of cities by typing '3', '5', or '10'. Then, enter the largest number of cities you chose in each 2.5-degree grid square. Only green squares contain answers. When you have 2 left to go in a square it will fill in faintly yellow, 1 left it will be orangish, and all done it turns red. A time bonus is given for completing a square (it is greater for higher levels).

For example, if you choose '3' for your number of cities to start the quiz, only the 3 largest cities in each grid square will be accepted as answers.

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

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US City Grid Population Challenge – Choose City

First choose a city from among approximately 50 large US cities by entering it and choosing from the drop-down list. A grid will be placed on the map covering that city. Then, double click on the grid square with the highest population within it (based on US census block information). The highest-population remaining square will give you 100 points, all the way down to 0 for the one with the smallest population. Try to obtain the most points by successively double-clicking on the highest-populated grid square.

PLEASE NOTE: The actual city limits may only cover a small portion of the grid square - so you may have squares with many people in them however those people are NOT in the city limits of the city you chose, so they don't count.

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US City Grid Small City Challenge

First choose a difficulty by typing ‘beg’, ‘int’, ‘adv, or ‘exp’ – Beginner is 5 degrees, Intermediate 2.5 degrees, Advanced 1 degrees, and Expert 0.5 degrees. Then, try to enter the smallest US cities 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.

PLEASE NOTE - You must type a '.' (period) after each city to submit it to prevent answering another city with a name you would be have to type to get your answer. If multiple cities have the name you submitted, only the smallest one will be counted.

You accumulate points based on the population of the city you named according to the following scale:
0 - 999 - 10 pts
1K - 4,999 - 8 pts
5K - 9,999 - 6 pts
10K - 24,999 - 4 pts
25K - 49,999 - 3 pts
50K - 99,999 - 2 pts
100K+ - 1 pt

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

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US City Latitude Grid

Choose a level by typing ‘beg’, ‘int’, ‘adv’, or ‘exp’ – then name the largest US city within each latitude range. Beg level is 2 degree width, Int is 1 degrees, Adv 0.5 degrees, and Exp is 0.25 degrees.

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

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US City Latitude Grid – Choose State

First choose a state and difficulty by entering the state abbreviation followed by a 1, 2 or 3 - i.e. 'CA2'. Level 1 is easier with 0.5 degrees, level 2 is 0.25 degrees, and level 3 is 0.1 degrees. Then, enter the largest city in each latitude range of the size based on your difficulty. Only green ranges contain answers - others may not have a corresponding place (i.e. no places, all unincorporated).

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

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US City Latitude Grid Blackout

Type 'easy' or 'hard' to begin the quiz. Easy is a 2-degree range, hard is a 1-degree range. Then, name any US city in each latitude range which fits the category label for that range.

AK and HI are not included as they often have only one eligible city in a range.

LETTER: means the city starts with that letter.
NUMBER RANGE: (such as 2-5, 10+) means the city contains that many letters (excluding spaces and special characters).
POPULATION RANGE: (such as 250-500K) means the city has that range for its population.
2+ WORDS means the city name has 2 or more words (words denoted by a space or hyphen).

At the end of the quiz the largest population missed answer will show in each range.

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US City Latitude Grid Challenge

Choose a number of cities by typing '3', '5', or '10'. Then, enter the largest number of US cities you chose in each 2-degree latitude range. Only green ranges contain answers. When you have 2 left to go in a range it will fill in faintly yellow, 1 left it will be orangish, and all done it turns red. A time bonus is given for completing a square (it is greater for higher levels).

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

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US City Latitude Grid Top 3 Challenge

Choose a level by typing ‘beg’, ‘int’, ‘adv’, or ‘exp’ – then name the 3 largest US cities within each latitude range. Beg level is 2.5 degree width, Int is 1 degree, Adv 0.5 degrees, and Exp is 0.25 degrees. Latitude ranges will fill in a light yellow when 2 answers remain, light orange with one remaining, and red when completed.

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

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US City Letter Grid – Choose Letter

First choose a letter other than 'X'. Then, enter the largest city beginning with that letter in each 5 degree by 5 degree grid square. Green squares contain answers.

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

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US City Letter Grid Advanced – Choose Letter

First choose a letter other than 'X'. Then, enter the largest city beginning with that letter in each 3 degree by 3 degree grid square. Green squares contain answers.

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

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US City Letter Grid Expert – Choose Letter

First choose a letter other than 'X'. Then, enter the largest city beginning with that letter in each 1 degree by 1 degree grid square. Green squares contain answers.

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

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US City Longitude Grid

Choose a level by typing ‘beg’, ‘int’, ‘adv’, or ‘exp’ – then name the largest US city within each longitude range. Beg level is 2 degree width, Int is 1 degrees, Adv 0.5 degrees, and Exp is 0.25 degrees.

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

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US City Longitude Grid – Choose State

First choose a state and difficulty by entering the state abbreviation followed by a 1, 2 or 3 - i.e. 'CA2'. Level 1 is easier with 0.5 degrees, level 2 is 0.25 degrees, and level 3 is 0.1 degrees. Then, enter the largest city in each longitude range of the size based on your difficulty. Only green ranges contain answers - others may not have a corresponding place (i.e. no places, all unincorporated).

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

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US City Longitude Grid Blackout

Type 'easy' or 'hard' to begin the quiz. Easy is a 2-degree range, hard is a 1-degree range. Then, name any US city in each longitude range which fits the category label for that range.

AK and HI are not included as they often have only one eligible city in a range.

LETTER: means the city starts with that letter.
NUMBER RANGE: (such as 2-5, 10+) means the city contains that many letters (excluding spaces and special characters).
POPULATION RANGE: (such as 250-500K) means the city has that range for its population.
2+ WORDS means the city name has 2 or more words (words denoted by a space or hyphen).

At the end of the quiz the largest population missed answer will show in each range.

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US City Longitude Grid Challenge

Choose a number of cities by typing '3', '5', or '10'. Then, enter the largest number of US cities you chose in each 5-degree longitude range. Only green ranges contain answers. When you have 2 left to go in a range it will fill in faintly yellow, 1 left it will be orangish, and all done it turns red. A time bonus is given for completing a square (it is greater for higher levels).

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

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US City Longitude Grid Top 3 Challenge

Choose a level by typing ‘beg’, ‘int’, ‘adv’, or ‘exp’ – then name the 3 largest US cities within each longitude range. Beg level is 5 degree width, Int is 2 degree, Adv 1 degrees, and Exp is 0.5 degrees. Longitude ranges will fill in a light yellow when 2 answers remain, light orange with one remaining, and red when completed.

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

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US City Name Link Challenge

The object of this quiz is to pick a city to start, then name successive cities such that the next city's first letter is the last letter of the current city and the next city is as close to the current city as possible. You must name cities in the format 'City, State' with the state abbreviation following the city.

For example, you start with 'Chicago, IL' - you are now trying to name a city starting with 'O' (the last letter of 'Chicago') which is closest to Chicago. If you answer 'Oak Park, IL' - now you are trying to name the closest city to Oak Park which starts with a 'K' and so on.

The quiz ends at the 25th city from the starting one. You get 100 points for naming the closest city on each step, and they decline based on the distance your city was from the closest. You get 15 minutes to complete the quiz.

Try other variations:
US 100K+ City Name Link Challenge | US 25K+ City Name Link Challenge | US 10K+ City Name Link Challenge

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US City Neighborhoods – Choose City

First choose a US city by typing it in the format 'City, State' - i.e. 'San Francisco, CA' (use 'St' for 'Saint' and no punctuation other than the comma separating city and state) - then name the neighborhoods in that city mostly based on Zillow.com neighborhood divisions - if I find a better file other than Zillow's I will replace a city with that one. There are 147 cities (mostly large to medium-sized) with multiple neighborhoods for which Zillow had available shapefiles, so if you try a city and it doesn't work it isn't one that is available. Neighborhoods will switch from blue to red shading as they are guessed. Quiz may take a few moments to load as there is a lot of data (over 40MB).

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US City Pairs Proximity Blackout – Choose State

First, choose any state by entering its abbreviation - i.e. 'CA' - you will then be presented with a 5×5 table of random cities among the top 100 in that state (may be under 25 cities if less than that exist in that state). The object of the quiz is to pair up cities two at a time which have the shortest distance between them. Any cities with the same name in a state were left out of this quiz to avoid confusion.

Single click on a city’s text and it will highlight red. To choose the other city of the pair click another city’s text. Also, you can re-click on the first city to deselect it. The distance between them will be shown and you will get up to 100 points. 100 points corresponds to the closest pair of cities, 0 points to the farthest apart pair – scores decrease based on the distance of your two cities related to the possible range of distances. Those two cities will then be replaced with their score and you will now choose the closest pair of cities from the remaining 23 cities which have been adjusted to have 100 and 0 corresponding to the closest/farthest pairs among those 23, and so on until you run out of time or complete all pairs of cities leaving only 1 or 2 left.

You get a 100 point bonus for completing all pairs within 5 minutes.

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US City Population Blitz

You begin with 2 minutes - name as many of the US 1000 largest cities as you can trying to achieve the highest total population. You receive a 1 second bonus for every city named correctly. There are no time bonuses except the 1 second per city.

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US City Random Grid

First choose a difficulty by typing 'beg', 'int', 'adv, or 'exp' - Beginner is 5 degrees, Intermediate 2.5 degrees, Advanced 1 degrees, and Expert 0.5 degrees. A grid of your chosen square size will be placed randomly on the map. Then, enter the largest 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.

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US City Random Grid Blackout

Type 'easy' or 'hard' to begin the quiz. Easy is a 5-degree grid, hard is a 2.5-degree grid. Then, name any city in each grid square which fits the category label for each square. Grid will be randomly placed each time the quiz is played.

LETTER: means the city starts with that letter.
NUMBER RANGE: (such as 2-5, 10+) means the city contains that many letters (excluding spaces and special characters).
POPULATION RANGE: (such as 50-100K) means the city has that range for its population.
2+ WORDS means the city name has 2 or more words (words denoted by a space or hyphen).

AK and HI are NOT included in this quiz as they often have grid squares with only one answer for this quiz.

At the end of the quiz the largest population missed answer will show in each square.

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US City Random Grid Blackout Largest City Challenge

Type 'easy' or 'hard' to begin the quiz. Easy is a 5-degree grid, hard is a 2.5-degree grid. Then, try to name the LARGEST city in each grid square which fits the category label for each square. Grid squares are placed randomly each time the quiz is played. To name a city, you must first click on the grid square to make it have a GREEN border. Then, type in the city answer for that square followed by a '.' (a period). You are given a score from 0 to 100 based on your answer's population compared to the largest city accepted in that square (100 being you named the largest city).

LETTER: means the city starts with that letter.
NUMBER RANGE: (such as 2-5, 10+) means the city contains that many letters (excluding spaces and special characters).
POPULATION RANGE: (such as 50-100K) means the city has that range for its population.
2+ WORDS means the city name has 2 or more words (words denoted by a space or hyphen).

AK and HI are NOT included in this quiz as they often have grid squares with only one answer for this quiz.

At the end of the quiz the largest population missed answer will show in each unanswered square, and for those answered the largest city will be listed if you didn't answer it.

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US City Random Grid Challenge

Choose a number of cities by typing '3', '5', or '10'. A random 5-degree by 5-degree grid will be placed on the map. Enter the largest number of cities you chose in each square. Only green squares contain answers. When you have 2 left to go in a square it will fill in faintly yellow, 1 left it will be orangish, and all done it turns red. A time bonus is given for completing a square (it is greater for higher levels).

For example, if you choose '3' for your number of cities to start the quiz, only the 3 largest cities in each grid square will be accepted as answers.

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

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US City Random Latitude Grid

Choose a level by typing ‘beg’, ‘int’, ‘adv’, or ‘exp’ – then name the largest US city within each latitude range. Beg level is 2 degree width, Int is 1 degrees, Adv 0.5 degrees, and Exp is 0.25 degrees. Grid will be placed randomly each time the quiz is taken.

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

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US City Random Letter Grid – Choose Letter

First choose a letter. Then, enter the largest US city/town/etc beginning with that letter in each 5 degree by 5 degree grid square. Grid randomly placed on the map after choosing the letter. Green squares contain answers.

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

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US City Random Longitude Grid

Choose a level by typing ‘beg’, ‘int’, ‘adv’, or ‘exp’ – then name the largest US city within each longitude range. Beg level is 2 degree width, Int is 1 degrees, Adv 0.5 degrees, and Exp is 0.25 degrees. Grid will be placed randomly each time the quiz is taken.

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

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US City Satellite View Challenge

You will be given a satellite view zoomed in on one of 10 of the 100 largest US cities, focused randomly within a mile or so of the city center. Name the city you are looking at within one minute. I left some road and other labels in as hints, but most have been removed. Panning and zooming are disabled.

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US City Skylines By Photo

As quickly as possible, name the US cities shown in each of 50 random skyline photos chosen among about 100 of the largest US cities (all over 100K population).

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US Closest 100K City To 50 Largest Cities

Name the closest US city of 100K population to the 50 largest US cities. Top 50 city and distance to 100K city that is closest shown.

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US Closest 100K+ City Challenge

First type ‘start’ to begin. Then you will be given a US city of 100K+ population. Try to name the closest other 100K+ population US city. Only the 5 closest 100K cities will be accepted as an answer. You can type ‘next’ to skip the current city. Getting the closest city will yield 100 points. 2nd thru 5th closest will give a lower point total, based both on the rank of the city (2nd thru 5th, minus 10 points for each ranking below first) and how much farther the guessed city is away than the closest city. 10 total cities and 3 minutes total time, no maximum time for a single city. 10 unique states will be used for the cities.

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US Closest 100K+ City Random Location Challenge

The object of this quiz is to name to closest US 100K+ city to each purple marker that appears. When you begin the quiz you will be placed in a random location in the 48 contiguous states (might be over a body of water, but won't be over an ocean) which will be denoted by a purple marker. Name the closest 100K+ US city to this marker by typing in the city name followed by a '.' (period). You will then be given a score up to 100 (100 being the closest 100K+ city) based on how far away your city is in relation to how far away the closest one is. You get 25 cities for a maximum of 2500 points. If you name a city that has the same name as another possible answer, don't worry - the closest city of that name will be chosen.

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US Closest 100K+ Pairs Of Cities Beginning With The Same Letter

Name the pairs of US cities which are at least 100K population and begin with the same letter which are the closest. Distance and state(s) shown. Enter cities in either order to answer (i.e. 'PortlandPhiladelphia' or 'PhiladelphiaPortland').

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US Closest 10K+ Cities To Your Location – Choose Number

Begin by entering a number of cities - '50', '100', '250' or '5h' - then name the closest 10K+ population US cities to your geographic location (as determined by your browser's location function). To use this quiz you will have to choose 'Allow' if your browser asks to share your current location - you also may have to restart the quiz after choosing this. If your browser does not allow getting your location the quiz will not load.

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US Closest 10K+ City Random Location Challenge

The object of this quiz is to name to closest US 10K+ city to each purple marker that appears. When you begin the quiz you will be placed in a random location in the 48 contiguous states (might be over a body of water, but won't be over an ocean) which will be denoted by a purple marker. Name the closest 10K+ US city to this marker by typing in the city name followed by a '.' (period). You will then be given a score up to 100 (100 being the closest 10K+ city) based on how far away your city is in relation to how far away the closest one is. You get 25 cities for a maximum of 2500 points. If you name a city that has the same name as another possible answer, don't worry - the closest city of that name will be chosen.

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US Closest 1K+ City Random Location Challenge – Choose State

Begin by entering any state abbreviation to choose that state (for example, 'CA').

The object of this quiz is to name to closest US 1K+ city in your chosen state to each purple marker that appears within your state. When you begin the quiz you will be placed in a random location in your selected state (might be over a body of water, but won’t be over an ocean) which will be denoted by a purple marker. Name the closest 1K+ US city also in that state to this marker by typing in the city name followed by a ‘.’ (period). You will then be given a score up to 100 (100 being the closest 1K+ city) based on how far away your city is in relation to how far away the closest one is. You get 25 cities for a maximum of 2500 points. If you name a city that has the same name as another possible answer, don’t worry – the closest city of that name will be chosen.

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US Closest 50K+ Cities To Your Location – Choose Number

Begin by entering a number of cities - '25', '50', '100' - then name the closest 50K+ population US cities to your geographic location (as determined by your browser's location function). To use this quiz you will have to choose 'Allow' if your browser asks to share your current location - you also may have to restart the quiz after choosing this. If your browser does not allow getting your location the quiz will not load.

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US Closest 50K+ City Random Location Challenge

The object of this quiz is to name to closest US 50K+ city to each purple marker that appears. When you begin the quiz you will be placed in a random location in the 48 contiguous states (might be over a body of water, but won't be over an ocean) which will be denoted by a purple marker. Name the closest 50K+ US city to this marker by typing in the city name followed by a '.' (period). You will then be given a score up to 100 (100 being the closest 50K+ city) based on how far away your city is in relation to how far away the closest one is. You get 25 cities for a maximum of 2500 points. If you name a city that has the same name as another possible answer, don't worry - the closest city of that name will be chosen.

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US Closest 50K+ City To 100 Largest Cities

Name the closest US city of 50K population to the 100 largest US cities. Top 100 city and distance to 50K city that is closest shown.

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US Closest Capital Challenge

First type ‘start’ to begin. Then you will be given a US state capital. Try to name the closest other state capital to the given capital. Only the 5 closest capitals will be accepted as an answer. You can type ‘next’ to skip the current capital. Getting the closest capital will yield 100 points. 2nd thru 5th closest will give a lower point total, based both on the rank of the capital (2nd thru 5th, minus 10 points for each ranking below first) and how much farther the guessed capital is away than the closest capital. 10 total capitals and 3 minutes total time, 20 seconds maximum per capital.

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US Closest Cities To Your Location – Choose Number

Begin by entering a number of cities - '50', '100', '250', '5h' or '1k' - then name the closest US cities to your geographic location (as determined by your browser's location function). To use this quiz you will have to choose 'Allow' if your browser asks to share your current location - you also may have to restart the quiz after choosing this. If your browser does not allow getting your location the quiz will not load.

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US Closest Cities To Your Location Identifier – Choose Number

First, enter '25', '50', or '100' - then double-click on the red marker of that number of closest US cities to your geographic location (as determined by your browser's location function). To use this quiz you will have to choose 'Allow' if your browser asks to share your current location - you also may have to restart the quiz after choosing this. If your browser does not allow getting your location the quiz will not load.

Correct guesses will change the marker to green – incorrect will not change any marker. Complete all cities to save your score.

If by chance you don’t see markers, try refreshing the quiz.

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US Closest Cities To Your Location In Order – Choose Number

Begin by entering a number of cities - '50', '100', '250' or '5h' - then name the closest US cities to your geographic location (as determined by your browser's location function) IN ORDER - meaning you have to name the closest first, then the 2nd closest, etc. Your location will show up as a bright purple marker, and the location you need to name (the closest unnamed one) will show up as a larger marker color-coded according to its population.

To use this quiz you will have to choose 'Allow' if your browser asks to share your current location - you also may have to restart the quiz after choosing this. If your browser does not allow getting your location the quiz will not load.

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US Closest Counties – Choose City

Begin by entering the first letters of a city in the guess box and choosing from the city list that appears. Then, enter '25', '50', '100' or '2.5h' (for 250) - and then name the closest US counties or county equivalents to the starting city you chose - county location is determined by its centroid lat/long.

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US Closest Counties To Your Location – Choose Number

Begin by entering a number of counties - '25', '50', '100' or '2.5h' (for 250) - then name the closest US counties or county equivalents to your geographic location (as determined by your browser's location function) - county location is determined by its centroid lat/long. To use this quiz you will have to choose 'Allow' if your browser asks to share your current location - you also may have to restart the quiz after choosing this. If your browser does not allow getting your location the quiz will not load.

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US Closest Non-Bordering States

Name the 50 pairs of non-bordering (water borders excluded) states which have the shortest distance between them (based on closest distance from one state's land to the other's). Use state abbreviations or state names in either order to answer (i.e. 'CATX', 'TXCA', 'CaliforniaTexas', or 'TexasCalifornia').

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US Closest Pairs Of 100K+ Cities In Different States

Name the closest pairs of US cities of at least 100K population which lie in different states. Answer by entering both cities in either order, i.e. 'LosAngelesPhoenix'. Distance and census region(s) of cities shown.

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US Common City Names Sharing A UK City Name

Name the city names that occur at least 5 times among all US cities and are also the name of at least 1 UK 1K+ city. Total US cities along with first letter shown. Object is most cities, not place names.

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US Counties – Choose State

First choose a state by typing its abbreviation (i.e. 'FL'). Then, name all counties/county-equivalents in that state.

Try other US Counties quizzes:
US All Counties | US Counties With Short Names
US County Seats | US All Places & CDP’s – Choose County

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US Counties 10×10 Blackout

Fill in the 100 squares with US counties (or county equivalents) 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 'CA' in its row, and 'Starts With R' in the column, that cell can be filled in with 'Riverside.'

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 county by population which qualified in each cell.

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US Counties Bordering 2+ Other States

Name the US counties or county equivalents which border 2 or more other states. Borders must be land borders or over a river - so not including water area that may extend outward over a lake without any land touching. Sorted by most states, then state, then name of county. State of county and bordering states shown.

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US Counties By State Identifier – Choose State

First choose a state by entering its abbreviation, i.e. 'CA' - then double-click on each county or county-equivalent as they are listed for that state. Correctly clicking will turn the county green, an incorrect click will show no change. Complete all counties to end the quiz.

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US Counties Placement Challenge – Choose State

First enter any state abbreviation. The map will then zoom in on that state and that state's counties will be displayed as green polygons you can drag. When you start dragging on a county it's name will appear to the right of the map. Move the counties to their correct locations in the state. You can 'lock' a county in place by double-clicking it. You will receive a score for each county based on how closely you placed the county to the exact location. Finish all counties or click End Quiz to finish.

Occasionally a county which may have multiple non-adjacent areas will only have the largest area appear as a polygon to place.

hugequiz Premium users will see the correct outlines of the counties when the quiz is ended.

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US Counties With Highest Population Density

Name the 100 US counties with the highest population density. Population density and state shown.

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US Counties With Short Names

Name the US counties with 4 or fewer letters. Total # of counties, first letter of name, and population/state of largest with that name shown. Object is most counties, not distinct names.

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US County Grid

First choose a difficulty by typing ‘beg’, ‘int’, ‘adv, or ‘exp’ – Beginner is 5 degrees, Intermediate 2.5 degrees, Advanced 1 degrees, and Expert 0.5 degrees. Then, enter the largest county (or county-equivalent, in terms of population) in each grid square of the size based on your difficulty. Green squares contain answers. County coordinates are based on the center of population, as if the entire county were at that single point.

hugequiz Premium members will see the top 25 missed counties at the end of the quiz as purple markers - you can mouseover them to see county details for each.

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US County Seats

Name the county seats for all US counties and county equivalents. I did not include city/county consolidated governments. Some have multiple seats, in those cases either answer is accepted.

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US County Seats – Choose State

First enter a state abbreviation to choose any state. Then, name the county seats for all county or county-equivalents in that state. Consolidated city-county governments not included. Any county with multiple seats will take either answer.

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US Expanding Circle Population Challenge – Your Location

First enter a level by typing '5M', '2.5M', '1M', or '500K' - you begin with that population figure (shown by 'Population Remaining'...the bigger the number the easier the quiz). The quiz will center in on your location - you must have your browser's location feature on. A pink marker will be placed at this location.

The object of this quiz is to accumulate 'Population Gotten' by typing in US cities (see naming note below) moving outward from your marker without skipping cities. Any city skipped will count against your Population Remaining. Any city guessed correctly counts toward your Population Gotten. Population Gotten is your score for this quiz, this is the number you want to have as high as possible - it is the sum of the population of all your guesses.

Naming Note: You must add a '.' at the end of each city name for it to take - this is to prevent typing in another city name which is the first few letters of the city you wanted to type. There are a good number of these so to make it easiest I am simply requiring a '.' after each name you enter.

There are no time bonuses on this quiz.

A circle will be drawn going out to your last guess and showing that guess as a green marker and any missed cities that were closer as a red marker. All members can mouseover the green markers to see what their name, population and rank in terms of closeness to your location (i.e. #10 is 10th closest city). hugequiz Premium members can hover over the red markers as well to see the missed cities and their info.

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US Expanding Circles Challenge – Your Location

First choose a level by typing '5.', '10', '25' or '50' (need to add the '.' with 5 so you can type 50 without choosing '5') - then name the largest city in the circle/ring of that distance range as the rings expand outward from your location. You need to have your browser's location function working or the quiz will not load.

You MUST have a city within the initial distance you choose for your level - so this quiz will not work if you are not within the US (or at least not within your level's distance of a US city).

When you run out of time or end the quiz, you will see the current ring's correct answer at right (under 'Answer Stats' by your coordinates).

For example, if you choose '10' - you will be shown a circle of radius 10 miles centered at your location. Naming the largest city in this circle will cause another 'ring' of radius 10 to appear outside that circle. You now need to name the largest city in that ring (but not within any previous circles/rings). If a city is not within the next ring of that distance, the ring will keep expanding by that distance until a city falls within it. So if a city doesn't fall within 20-30 miles (assuming your level is 10 miles), it will expand to be a 20-40 mile ring, then 20-50 mile and so on until a city is found within the ring.

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US Farthest Apart Pairs Of Cities Within Each State

Name the pairs of cities which are the farthest apart in each state for each minimum population threshold. For example, CA - 25K refers to the pair of cities in CA which are at least 25K population each and are the farthest apart. Name answers by entering the two cities in either order, i.e. "LosAngelesSanDiego" or "SanDiegoLosAngeles".

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US Google Street View Challenge (Large Cities)

You will be given a Google Street View window randomly placed near the center of one of the 100 largest US cities in which you can move around in. Name the US city where you are located within two minutes. The faster you answer, the more points you get. Max points is 100 for guessing in 10 seconds or less.

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US Google Street View Challenge (Midsize Cities)

You will be given a Google Street View window randomly placed near the center of US city of population 50-100K in which you can move around in. Name the US city where you are located within 3 minutes. The faster you answer, the more points you get. Max points is 100 for guessing in 10 seconds or less.

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US Google Street View Challenge – Choose State

First choose a state by typing its abbreviation (i.e. 'NY') - You will then be given a Google Street View window randomly placed near the center of one of that state's 50 largest cities (or fewer if the state has less than 50 cities) in which you can move around in. Name the city where you are located within three minutes. The faster you answer, the more points you get. Max points is 100 for guessing in 10 seconds or less.

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US Google Street View State Streak Challenge

You will be presented with a random google street view image in a locality of 10K+ population somewhere in the US. Name the state (by entering its abbrevation) you are in within 2 minutes, trying to obtain the longest consecutive streak of states. If you guess an incorrect state the game will end and your score will be saved. You can then type ‘start’ to restart the quiz.

Please note – this quiz is only available to hugequiz Premium members, as it costs money for me to use the street view API and this quiz is more costly than the other street view ones.

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US Great Circle States Challenge

You begin the quiz with 25 different routes between cities listed in the table. The routes are chosen randomly from among all possible pairs of the 50 largest US cities plus the largest city in each state. No route will have less than 5 total states.

You are to name the states (using state abbreviations) in order you cross over when flying from the first city to the second. City routes are from the city centers NOT the airports. You are answering the states in order of first to last based on when you FIRST fly over them (occasionally you may fly over a state, then another, then the previous state again, do NOT list the first state twice). Each state therefore is only answered once. The first state is always the state you depart from. The last state is generally the destination state, but not always (as you may have crossed over it previously then another state, then back over it to land).

You get 5 seconds added for each state you guess correctly. If you enter an incorrect state or a state not in the right order, the game will end.

DC is NOT included, only the 50 states.

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US Great Lakes Cities

Name the US cities bordering the Great Lakes. Bordering means the US Census city boundary intersects with the US Census Great Lakes boundary.

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US Grid Head To Head City Capture

This quiz is only available in Head-To-Head mode.

First, choose a difficulty by typing ‘beg’, ‘int’, ‘adv, or ‘exp’ – Beginner is 5 degrees, Intermediate 2.5 degrees, Advanced 1 degrees, and Expert 0.5 degrees. Then, take turns entering the largest city in each grid square of the size based on your difficulty. Green squares contain answers. There will be a white (Player 1) and a black (Player 2) competitor - when you answer a square it will fill in with your color.

When you have a square with your color surrounded in all directions (north, south, east, west - whichever are available) by other squares also of your color, it becomes 'captured' and the city in that surrounded square has its population added to your score.

The player with the highest score at the end of the quiz wins.

So for example in this World quiz, Black has scored on Chicago (circled) and Anchorage, and white has scored on Madrid (circled) and Reykjavik.

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

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US Grid Path Challenge – All Cities

Choose a level by typing ‘beg’, ‘int’, ‘adv’, or ‘exp’ – beg level is 5 degree squares, int 2.5 degrees, adv 1 degree, and exp 0.5 degrees. Then, name any US city to start with by entering it (cities with the same name will choose the largest city of that name first). The grid square you are starting in will turn yellow - you now must name any city in any one of the adjacent grid squares (not including diagonal) - so any grid square directly north, south, east or west of the yellow one. Naming a city in one of these squares will turn your original square red and the current newly named city square yellow - continue in the same way trying to make a path of as many squares as you can. You are not allowed to return to a red square, and if you get 'boxed in' with no squares left to complete the quiz will also end.

Please note, as you name cities it will answer the largest city first, so if you are trying to answer a city in a square to the east but a larger city of that name occurs a square to the north, the north one will be answered.

Obviously, due to the layout and separation of squares it will be impossible to complete all of them.

hugequiz Premium members will see the largest missed city in each possible next square at the end of the quiz as purple markers.

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US Grid Path Challenge – All Cities – Choose State And Difficulty

First, choose any state by entering its abbreviation followed by a '1' or a '2' - i.e. 'CA1' or 'FL2'. 1 refers to the easier level (larger squares) while 2 refers to the harder level (smaller squares). Then, name any city in that state to start with by entering it (cities with the same name will choose the largest city of that name first). The grid square you are starting in will turn yellow - you now must name any city in any one of the adjacent grid squares (not including diagonal) - so any grid square directly north, south, east or west of the yellow one. Naming a city in one of these squares will turn your original square red and the current newly named city square yellow - continue in the same way trying to make a path of as many squares as you can. You are not allowed to return to a red square, and if you get 'boxed in' with no squares left to complete the quiz will also end.

Grid squares will be 0.5 degrees for level 1 and 0.25 degrees for level 2, but larger for AK, CA and TX.

Please note, as you name cities it will answer the largest city first, so if you are trying to answer a city in a square to the east but a larger city of that name occurs a square to the north, the north one will be answered.

Obviously, due to the layout and separation of squares it will be impossible to complete all of them.

hugequiz Premium members will see the largest missed city in each possible next square at the end of the quiz as purple markers.

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US Grid Population Challenge

First choose a grid size by typing '10', '5' or '2.5'. A grid of that size lat/long will be placed on the map (so if you choose '10' the grid width and height will be 10 degrees). Then, double click on the grid square with the highest population within it (based on US census tract information). The highest-population remaining square will give you 100 points, all the way down to 0 for the one with the smallest population. Try to obtain the most points by successively double-clicking on the highest-populated grid square.

Try the Randomly Placed Grid version!

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US Grid Population Challenge – Choose State

First choose a state and grid size by typing the state abbreviation followed by either '1' or '2' ('1' is easier with grid squares twice the size). A grid will be placed on the map in the state you chose. Then, double click on the grid square with the highest population within it. The highest-population remaining square will give you 100 points, all the way down to 0 for the one with the smallest population. Try to obtain the most points by successively double-clicking on the highest-populated grid square.

This quiz uses extremely small census blocks to split up populations as far as they can be split according to the US census - so the population in each square will be very accurate based on how many people actually live within the boundaries of the grid lines.

Try the Randomly Placed Grid version!

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US Gulf Of Mexico Cities

Name the US cities bordering the Gulf Of Mexico. Bordering means the US Census city boundary intersects with the US Census Gulf Of Mexico boundary.

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US Head To Head All Places Race – Choose States

This quiz is only available in Head-To-Head mode.

This quiz is a Head To Head quiz for two players to see how well they each know a state of their choice. It is only available in Race mode.

After a head-to-head quiz is created by Player 1 and joined by Player 2, choose two states to play the quiz with. Player 1 does this by entering Player 1's state abbreviation first, then Player 2's. For example, if Player 1 wants to do CA and Player 2 FL, Player 1 will choose the states by typing 'CAFL' - upon Player 1 then clicking START QUIZ, the players will Race to answer as many cities in each of their states trying to obtain the highest population percentage for their respective state.

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US Highest Points By State

Name the point of highest elevation by US state - many shortened versions accepted without the word 'mount', 'peak', etc. State and elevation shown.

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US Incorporated Places, CDP’s And Unincorporated Places – Choose State

Begin by entering a state abbreviation. Then, try to reach the highest population by naming that state's incorporated places, census-designated places and unincorporated places. This is essentially every place tallied by the census for a state. The total population will not necessarily be the state's population as there is double-counting at times using all of the places.

Keep in mind this includes unorganized territories, grants, purchases, precincts, any type of place, some places even have numbered 'names.'

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US Interstate Highway Cities – Choose Interstate

First type in a US interstate highway (i.e. I-80) and choose it from the drop-down box. Then, name all cities along that highway. City is along the highway if its US Census boundary file intersects with the US Interstate highways lines. City population and latitude (for N-S interstates) or longitude (for E-W) shown.

Also note, interstates with loops around cities (i.e. 280 in the Bay Area) are included as part of their main highway (so I-280 is part of I-80).

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US Lakes

Name the US lakes of area at least 10 square miles. Some may be occasionally classified as a reservoir or something similar, but I'm using a source which classifies it as a lake. Typically no need to include 'Lake' in the name unless it's a vital part of the name.

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US Landlocked States Placement Challenge

Click and drag the green US landlocked state outlines (no border with a large body of water) into their correct places. Double-click a state to set it in place. Points are given based on how closely the state's center is to the exact center. Complete all states or click End Quiz to finish.

You should see the 20 US state outlines when you start the quiz - if they do not appear try refreshing it.

hugequiz Premium users will see the correct outlines of the states when the quiz is ended.

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US Largest 10-Letter Cities

First choose the number of cities by typing '100', '250', '500', '1k' or 'all' - then try to achieve the highest population among US 10-letter cities you chose. 'St' is abbreviated for naming purposes.

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US Largest 11-Letter Cities

First choose the number of cities by typing '100', '250', '500', or 'all' - then try to achieve the highest population among US 11-letter cities you chose. 'St' is abbreviated for naming purposes.

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US Largest 12-Letter Cities

First choose the number of cities by typing '100', '250', '500', or 'all' - then try to achieve the highest population among US 12-letter cities you chose. 'St' is abbreviated for naming purposes.

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US Largest 13-Letter Cities

First choose the number of cities by typing '100', '250', or 'all' - then try to achieve the highest population among US 13-letter cities you chose. 'St' is abbreviated for naming purposes.

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US Largest 14-Letter Cities

First choose the number of cities by typing '50', '100', or 'all' - then try to achieve the highest population among US 14-letter cities you chose. 'St' is abbreviated for naming purposes.

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US Largest 2+ Word City By State

For each state, name the largest city with 2 or more words in its name. State and city population shown.

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US Largest 2+ Words Cities

First choose the number of cities by typing '100', '250', '500', '1k', '2.5k', or 'all' - then try to achieve the highest population among the top US cities of 2+ words you chose. For purposes of this quiz, words are anything separated by a space or hyphen. If a city name is used much more commonly than the official name, that is what I chose for naming on this quiz.

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US Largest 2-Word Alliterative Cities

Name the largest US cities which are 2 words with both words beginning with the same letter. Population, state, and first letter shown.

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US Largest 3+ Words Cities

First choose the number of cities by typing '50', '100', or 'all' - then try to achieve the HIGHEST POPULATION among the top US cities of 3+ words you chose. A hyphen can separate words (if they are distinct words, not a hyphenated word). If a city name is used much more commonly than the official name, that is what I chose for naming on this quiz. Some cities will fill in with shortened versions of their names (before 3 words). Quiz is not timed.

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US Largest 4-Letter Cities

First choose the number of cities by typing '100', '250', or 'all' - then try to achieve the highest population among US 4-letter cities you chose. 'St' is abbreviated for naming purposes.

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US Largest 5-Letter Cities

First choose the number of cities by typing '100', '250', '500', or 'all' - then try to achieve the highest population among US 5-letter cities you chose. 'St' is abbreviated for naming purposes.

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US Largest 6-Letter Cities

First choose the number of cities by typing '100', '250', '500', '1k' or 'all' - then try to achieve the highest population among US 6-letter cities you chose. 'St' is abbreviated for naming purposes.

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US Largest 7-Letter Cities

First choose the number of cities by typing '100', '250', '500', '1k' or 'all' - then try to achieve the highest population among US 7-letter cities you chose. 'St' is abbreviated for naming purposes.

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US Largest 8-Letter Cities

First choose the number of cities by typing '100', '250', '500', '1k' or 'all' - then try to achieve the highest population among US 8-letter cities you chose. 'St' is abbreviated for naming purposes.

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US Largest 9-Letter Cities

First choose the number of cities by typing '100', '250', '500', '1k' or 'all' - then try to achieve the highest population among US 9-letter cities you chose. 'St' is abbreviated for naming purposes.

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US Largest Census-Designated Places

First choose the number of cities by typing '100', '250', '500', '1k', '2.5k', '5k' or 'all' - then try to achieve the highest population among the top US CDP's you chose. Quiz is not timed.

I did not include HI on this quiz as all of its places are CDP's and are included on my US cities quizzes.

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US Largest Cities

First choose the number of cities by typing '100', '250', '500', '1k', '2.5k', '5k' or '10k' - then try to achieve the highest population among the top US cities you chose. Quiz is not timed.

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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.

Try other geographies:
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Canada Largest Cities | Mexico Largest Cities

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US Largest Cities Blitz

First choose a number of cities to begin - '100', '250' or '500'. You begin with 30 seconds for 100, 1 minute for 250, and 3 minutes for 500. Name as many of the largest US cities you can (based on how many you chose), gaining 1 second on the clock for each city you name. Object is to name as many cities as you can before time runs out. There are no time bonuses except the 1 second per city.

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US Largest Cities By First & Last Letter

Name the largest US cities (incl towns, villages, etc) by their first-last letter combination in the place name. First and last letter, population and state shown.

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US Largest Cities By First 3 Letters

Name the 25 largest US cities by the first three letters in its name for the 25 3-letter prefixes shown. These are the 25 prefixes for which the 25th-largest city has the highest population.

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US Largest Cities By First Letter – Choose Letter

First choose any letter except X (only 2 cities) – then try to achieve the highest population among the top 100 US cities beginning with that letter. Quiz is not timed.

Try other US city letter quizzes:
US Largest Cities By First & Last Letter | US Largest Cities By First Two Letters
US Largest Cities By First 3 Letters | US Largest Cities By Last Letter

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US Largest Cities By First Letter By State – Choose Letter

First choose any letter except X (only 2 cities) – then try to achieve the highest population among the 3 (or less, if there aren't 3) largest US cities beginning with that letter in each state. Quiz is not timed.

Try other US cities by letter quizzes:
US All Cities By State & First Letter – Choose State & Letter | US Largest Cities By First & Last Letter
US All Cities By First Letter – Choose Letter | US Largest Cities By Last Letter

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US Largest Cities By First Two Letters

Name the largest US cities (incl towns, villages, etc) by the first two letters in the place name. 'Saint' is abbreviated as 'St' for this quiz. First two letters, population and state shown.

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US Largest Cities By Last Letter

Name the 50 US largest cities by last letter. Official name used unless a much more common alternative.

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US Largest Cities By Last Letter – Choose Letter

First choose any letter except J, Q or V (not enough cities) – then try to achieve the highest population among the top 100 US cities ending with that letter. Quiz is not timed.

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US Largest Cities By Most Common 3-Letter Sequences

Name the largest US cities for each of the most common 3-letter sequences appearing across all US place names (i.e. 'New York' contains 'new', 'yor' and 'ork' - spaces not included). Sequences listed in order of most to least common, with # of occurrences of each sequences across all US place names shown, along with population range of the answer. For determining sequences, 'St' was abbreviated in place names.

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US Largest Cities By Most Common Words

Name the largest US cities for each of the most common words in all US place names. Words listed in order of most to least common, with # of occurrences across all US place names shown.

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US Largest Cities By Name Length

Name the 50 largest US Cities by the number of letters in their name (usually official name unless something much more common used). 'St' is the only abbreviated word, and any punctuation/space does not count toward name length.

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US Largest Cities By State – Choose Number

First choose the number of cities by typing '3', '5', '10', '25', or '050' (which refers to 50 cities) - then type in the largest N cities per state where N was the number you chose.

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US Largest Cities By Syllables

Name the 50 largest US cities of minimum 5K population by how many syllables are in their name (usually official name unless much more common used). I tried to count syllables as if a native English speaker were pronouncing the names i.e. diphthongs are typically counted as multiple syllables. Judgment calls had to be made on certain names.

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US Largest Cities Containing Q, X, Or Z

Name the US cities of 10K+ population containing any of the letters Q, X, or Z (the 3 least-occurring letters) in their names. Population and state shown.

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US Largest Cities Ending In ‘City’

First choose the number of cities by typing '50', '100', '250', or 'all' - then try to achieve the highest population among US cities ending in 'city.' No need to type in the word 'city' at the end of each answer. Quiz is not timed.

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US Largest Cities In 1950 – Choose Number

First choose a number of answers by typing ’50’, ‘100’, ‘250’ or ‘all’ (all being 500) – then name the largest cities in the US according to the 1950 census. Population and state shown.

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US Largest Cities In Order Race – Choose State

First choose any state to start the quiz. The largest city in that state will be shown on the map along with its population. Enter that city to move on to the next largest city. Answering incorrectly will not end the quiz, you'll just have to clear your answer and try again. Try to name as many cities in 5 minutes as you can.

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US Largest Cities On State Borders

Name the cities of 5K+ population on state borders (border of one state with another, not international borders). A city is on the border with another state if its US Census border intersects with the US state border of a neighboring state.

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US Largest Cities With ‘North,’ ‘South,’ ‘East,’ Or ‘West’ In Name

First choose the number of cities by typing '50', '100', '250', or 'all' - then try to achieve the highest population among US cities with 'north', 'south', 'east', or 'west' in their name - must be in the name as a separate word, so 'northfield' would not count. Quiz is not timed.

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US Largest Cities With ‘Saint’ In Their Name

First choose the number of cities by typing '50', '100', or 'all' - then try to achieve the highest population among the top US cities with the word 'saint' (spelled or abbreviated) in the name, or a feminine or non-English equivalent of 'saint'. Quiz is not timed.

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US Largest Cities With Long Names

Name the largest US cities with at least 15 letters in their name.

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US Largest Cities With Same First & Last Letter – Choose Number

First choose the number of cities by typing '100', '250', '500', or 'all' - then try to achieve the highest population among the top US cities having the same first and last letter in their name. Quiz is not timed.

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US Largest Cities With Same First Letter As State

First choose the number of cities by typing '100', '250', '500', or 'all' - then try to achieve the highest population among the top US cities which have the same first letter as the state in which they are located. Quiz is not timed.

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US Largest City By County

Name the largest city for each US county (or county-equivalent). When you enter a city the county will fill in red. Cities in multiple counties count for each county they are in (using their full population). Some counties are not filled in as they don't have any cities within them.

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US Largest City By County – Choose State

First choose any state by typing its abbreviation (i.e. 'AZ'), then name the largest city for each county (or county-equivalent) in that state. When you enter a city the county will fill in red. Cities in multiple counties count for each county they are in (using their full population). Some states have counties which are not filled in as they don’t have any cities within them.

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US Largest City By First Two Letters – Choose State

Enter any state abbreviation to begin. Then, name the largest city beginning with each first two letters in that state. 'Saint' is abbreviated as 'St' for naming purposes.

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US Largest City By Last Letter – Choose State

Enter any state abbreviation to begin. Then, name the largest city ending with each letter in that state.

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US Largest City By Length By State – Choose Length

First enter any number from 3 to 15. Then, name the largest city of that name length (not including any spaces or punctuation) in that state. Choosing '15' counts all cities of 15 or more letters. State and population of city shown. For purposes of this quiz, 'Saint' is abbreviated as 'St' and counted as 2 letters.

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US Largest City By Letter – Choose State

Enter any state abbreviation to begin. Then, name the largest city beginning with each letter in that state.

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US Largest City By State

Name the largest city for each US state.

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US Largest City By State With Same First Letter As State

Name the largest city in each state which begins with the same letter as that state. NM does not have any qualifying cities.

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US Largest City Containing Each Letter

Name the largest US city whose name contains each letter.

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US Largest Coastal Cities – Choose Number

First choose the number of cities by typing ‘100’, ‘250’, ‘500’, or ‘all’ – then try to achieve the highest population among the top US coastal cities you chose. For purposes of this quiz, coastal refers to cities whose coordinate I use is within a certain distance of a detailed US coastlines boundary shape. Cities are coastal if their US Census boundary intersects with the US Census Coastlines boundary (including the Great Lakes).

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US Largest Counties By Area

Name the 100 largest US counties by land area (in sq miles). Excludes Alaska.

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US Largest Counties By Population

Name the 100 largest US counties by population. Population and state shown.

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US Largest Counties By State By Area

Name the largest county (or county equivalent) in terms of land area for each state.

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US Largest Counties By State By Population

Name the largest county (or county equivalent) in terms of population for each state.

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US Largest Isogram Cities

Name the 100 largest US cities whose names are isograms. An isogram is a word (city name in this case) with no repeating letters - i.e. no letter appears more than once. 'St' is abbreviated for naming purposes. Time is short on this and time bonuses are not that much otherwise it becomes just guessing cities without thinking if they are isograms. Population and name length shown.

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US Largest Lakes By State

Name the largest lake (including reservoirs) contained entirely within each state. Words like 'lake' and 'reservoir' are not needed in the answer.

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US Largest One Syllable Cities

Name the US cities of at least 5000 population with only one syllable in their name. Population and state shown.

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US Largest Urban Areas

First choose the number of urban areas by typing '100', '250', or 'all' - then try to achieve the highest population among that many of the US 50K+ population urban areas (as defined by the US Census Bureau). Urban areas are typically named after the largest city of the area, I allow the 2nd largest as an option for the few urban areas named after multiple cities. For a handful, the name of the urban area may be a CDP or other unincorporated community.

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US Last Letter Coverage – Choose Letter

First choose any letter except B, C, F, J, P, Q, U, V, X or Z (less than 100 places) by typing it. Then, enter US cities/towns/etc ending with that letter and all others within 100 miles and also ending with that letter will automatically fill in.

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

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US Least Guessed 100K+ Largest Cities

Name the cities of at least 100K population which have been least guessed on the US Largest Cities quiz. I used approximately 9000 plays of the 1000 cities version of the quiz. Percentage answered on that quiz, population, and state shown.

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US Least Guessed Counties By State

Name the counties or county-equivalents with the lowest guess percentage for each state based on over 10K plays of the US All Counties quiz. % guessed correctly and state shown.

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US Letter Coverage – Choose Letter

First choose any letter except Q, X, Y or Z (less than 100 places) by typing it. Then, enter US cities/towns/etc beginning with that letter and all others within 100 miles and also beginning with that letter will automatically fill in.

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

Try other geographies:
World Letter Coverage – Choose Letter | Europe Letter Coverage – Choose Letter
UK 1K+ Letter Coverage – Choose Letter

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US Longest Rivers

Name the 100 longest rivers in the US. Markers are at the source of the river. Part of the river may not be in the US, but the entire length is still counted.

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US Most Common 2-Word Place Names

Name the most common 2-word US place names (cities, towns, etc). # of places, first letter of each word, and largest US place (state and population) of that name shown. Object is most places, not names.

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US Most Common First Word In 2+ Word Cities

Name the words which are most commonly the first words in US 2+ word city names. Total cities and first letter shown. Object is most cities, not words.

701

US Most Common Place Names

Name all US place names shared by at least 5 cities/towns/etc (the types of places used for my population quizzes..incl villages, townships, etc). The goal is to get the most places, not the most names. Place names are sorted by # of places, then by the population of the largest place with that name, with the state and population shown for that place.

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US Most Common Place Names By Letter

Name the top 10 most common place names in the US by first letter. Place names must have at least two places (thus less than 10 for Q, X, and Z), and ties were broken by having the first alphabetically listed first. # of places shown followed by # of letters in the place name.

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US Most Common Words In Place Names

Name the words appearing at least 15 times among all 22K+ US place names used for my US all places quizzes. # of occurrences along with population and state of largest city containing that word shown.

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US Most Isolated 10K+ Cities

Name the 10K+ US cities which are the farthest distance from the closest other US 10K+ city.

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US Most Isolated 1K+ Cities

Name the 1K+ US cities which are the farthest distance from the closest other US 1K+ city. Distance to closest city and population (of answer city) shown.

501

US Most Popular County Names

Name the US county names which are used for 3 or more counties. Object is most total counties, not names. # of total counties and first letter shown.

1491

US National Forests

Name all of the US National Forests shown on the map.

183

US National Forests & Grasslands

Name the US National Forests and National Grasslands. Some forests have been combined administratively, you only need to name one of the forests as they are under one answer. Forests are green markers, grasslands are yellow.

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US National Historic Sites

Name the US National Historic Sites. Some shortened names are accepted, but others may need the full name.

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US National Monuments

Name the National Monuments of the US. Some shortened names are accepted, but others will need the full monument name.

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US National Park Service 100 Most Visited Sites

Name the 100 most visited (based on annual recreational visitors) sites in the US National Park Service. Annual visitors, type of park, and states shown.

407

US National Park System

Name as many of the official units of the US National Park System as you can. Some units compromise large land areas (large parks, trails, rivers), so the location on the map is somewhat approximate. Completing states is only done when you complete all the units entirely within that one state, so you can complete all 54 states/territories before getting all the answers (as there are units which cover multiple states). Names need to be known reasonably well, however last names suffice for places dedicated to just one person. Battlefields include all battlefield/military parks/sites. Some places, such as monuments, are not under the NPS, therefore are not on this quiz. Note - there is one location in the Pacific you may have to scroll westward to view.

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US National Parks

Name the National Parks of the US. Hovering over the marker will show the year it became a National Park. A couple of pins you will have to scroll the map to see as they are overseas.

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US National Parks Identifier

Double-click on the red marker of the US National Park listed. Correct guesses will change the marker to green – incorrect will not change any marker. Complete all parks to save your score.

If by chance you don’t see markers, try refreshing the quiz.

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US Native American Reservations

Name the US Federally Recognized Native American Reservations shown on the map. It is not always sufficient just to name the tribe - the reservation's name must be correct (i.e. some reservations are named after a fort, or a certain region of the tribe).

159

US Oldest Cities By State

Name the oldest city (occasionally a town or currently unincorporated place) in each US state. Year founded/incorporated and current population shown.

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US Pacific Coast Cities

Name the US cities bordering the Pacific coast. Bordering means the US Census city boundary intersects with the US Census Pacific coast boundary.

175

US Population Coverage

First choose a level by typing 'beg', 'int', 'adv' or 'exp' - beginner is 5,000,000, intermediate is 1,000,000, advanced is 250,000 and expert 100,000. Then, begin naming cities. All cities starting with the city you chose and moving outward will begin filling in until you've hit a total population equal to or greater than your chosen level's threshold. For example, if you choose 'int' - the threshold is 1 million. If you choose 'omaha', then Omaha, NE will fill in and because its population is under 1 million, successive cities moving outward from Omaha will fill in until the total population reaches at least 1 million. If you chose New York, only New York, NY would fill in as its population already meets your threshold.

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

Premium members can now also play a 3-hour time limit 'custom' coverage quiz of any population from 50,000 to 10,000,000, simply enter the population followed by a '.' instead of choosing from one of the four levels, i.e. '750000.' Quiz score is not recorded for the custom coverage option.

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US Population Radius Coverage – Choose State

First choose any state by typing its abbreviation. Then, enter cities and all cities within a radius based on the population of the city you guessed will fill in.

Circles will be larger for AK and smaller for smaller Northeast states. Otherwise they will be the same from state to state based on the city's population.

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

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US Random Grid Path Challenge – All Cities

Choose a level by typing ‘beg’, ‘int’, ‘adv’, or ‘exp’ – beg level is 5 degree squares, int 2.5 degrees, adv 1 degree, and exp 0.5 degrees. A randomly placed grid of that size will then be placed on the map. Then, name any US city to start with by entering it (cities with the same name will choose the largest city of that name first). The grid square you are starting in will turn yellow - you now must name any city in any one of the adjacent grid squares (not including diagonal) - so any grid square directly north, south, east or west of the yellow one. Naming a city in one of these squares will turn your original square red and the current newly named city square yellow - continue in the same way trying to make a path of as many squares as you can. You are not allowed to return to a red square, and if you get 'boxed in' with no squares left to complete the quiz will also end.

Please note, as you name cities it will answer the largest city first, so if you are trying to answer a city in a square to the east but a larger city of that name occurs a square to the north, the north one will be answered.

Obviously, due to the layout and separation of squares it will be impossible to complete all of them.

hugequiz Premium members will see the largest missed city in each possible next square at the end of the quiz as purple markers.

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US Random Grid Population Challenge

First choose a grid size by typing '10', '5' or '2.5'. A randomly-placed grid of that size lat/long will be placed on the map (so if you choose '10' the grid width and height will be 10 degrees). Then, double click on the grid square with the highest population within it (based on US census tract information). The highest-population remaining square will give you 100 points, all the way down to 0 for the one with the smallest population. Try to obtain the most points by successively double-clicking on the highest-populated grid square.

590

US River Borders

Name the rivers which serve as borders in the US, either between two states or a state and Canada or Mexico. Sorted by # of states/countries the river borders. Tidal flows are not included.

458

US River Cities – Choose River

First, name one of the following major rivers: Arkansas, Colorado (the one beginning in CO, not TX) , Columbia, Hudson, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, Rio Grande or Snake by simply entering it. Then, name the cities along that river - a city is along the river if its US Census boundary intersects with the river. Cities are sorted along by coordinates which are either E-W or N-S depending on the direction of the river - they may not all be exactly in order along the river's path, they are ordered by latitude or longitude.

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US State 5-Somes Blackout Challenge

Upon clicking START you will be presented with a 7x7 grid of 49 of the 50 US states.

The object of this quiz is to choose the top 5 in the given category for the states shown in the grid. When you begin you’ll be given 25 different states plus a category to name the top 5 in, which will display just above the grid. For example, if the category says ‘Top 5 Largest Area’ you are to click on the 5 states with the largest area. If it says ‘Top 5 Smallest Max Elevation’ you are to click on the 5 states whose max elevation is the lowest. You can deselect the first or second state you chose on by re-clicking it, but when you choose the 5th state they will be submitted, removed from the grid, and you will get a score from 0-100 based on how close your set of 5 comes to the optimum set of 5 (which will be shown as a ‘Rank’ on top out of the # of possible sets of 5 for the last choice). When you’ve answered all 9 sets of 5 leaving only 4 states the quiz is over. You get a 500 points bonus for completing the sets making for a total possible score of 5000.

This quiz is only available to Premium members.

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US State Borders

Name all of the state borders (i.e. state pairs that border each other). Enter answers using the state abbreviations in either order, i.e. 'CA-TX' or 'TX-CA' if those two bordered. Total distance of border shown. Includes DC.

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US State Capital Pairs Proximity Blackout

Upon clicking START you will be presented with a 5×5 table of US state capitals. The object of the quiz is to pair up capitals two at a time which have the shortest distance between them.

Single click on a capital's text and it will highlight red. To choose the other capital of the pair click another capital's text. Also, you can re-click on the first capital to deselect it. The distance between them will be shown and you will get up to 100 points. 100 points corresponds to the closest pair of capitals, 0 points to the farthest apart pair – scores decrease based on the distance of your two capitals related to the possible range of distances. Those two capitals will then be replaced with their score and you will now choose the closest pair of capitals from the remaining 23 capitals which have been adjusted to have 100 and 0 corresponding to the closest/farthest pairs among those 23, and so on until you run out of time or complete 12 pairs of capitals leaving one left.

You get a 100 point bonus for completing all 12 pairs within 5 minutes, making for a total possible point total of 2500.

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US State Capitals

Name the capital city of each US state.

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US State Capitals Identifier

Double-click on the red marker of the US capital listed. Correct guesses will change the marker from red to green – incorrect will not change any marker. Complete all capitals to save your score.

If by chance you don’t see red markers, try refreshing the quiz.

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US State Capitals Identifier Challenge

Double-click on the red marker of the US capital listed. Correct guesses will change the marker from red to green – incorrect will not change any marker. Complete all capitals to save your score.

However, for an extra challenge on this quiz, the top 10 cities in each state (including the capital if it is one of the top 10, if not the capital plus 9 largest) have markers. So there are plenty of 'imposter' markers to avoid.

If by chance you don’t see red markers, try refreshing the quiz.

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US State Capitals Triplets Blackout Challenge

Upon clicking START you will be presented with a 5×5 grid of 25 of the US state capitals.

The object of this quiz is to choose the top 3 in the given category for the capitals shown in the grid. When you begin you’ll be given 25 different capitals plus a category to name the top 3 in, which will display just above the grid. For example, if the category says ‘Top 3 Largest Population’ you are to click on the 3 capitals with the largest population. If it says ‘Top 3 Highest Elevation’ you are to click on the 3 whose elevation is the highest. You can deselect the first or second capital you chose on by re-clicking it, but when you choose the 3rd capital they will be submitted, removed from the grid, and you will get a score from 0-100 based on how close your set of 3 comes to the optimum set of 3 (which will be shown as a ‘Rank’ on top out of the # of possible sets of 3 for the last choice). When you’ve answered all 8 sets of 3 leaving only 1 capital the quiz is over. You get a 100 points bonus for completing the sets making for a total possible score of 2500.

Note: For the 'Most Recent' and 'Earliest' category, this is referencing the year the city became the capital of the state, not when the capital was founded/established or when the state became a state.

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US State Centroid Locator

Double-click on the map as close as possible to each US state's geographic center (centroid) that shows up on the right. The closer you click, the more points you get (max 100). Geographic centers are based on the modern definition used by the USGS, which is "the center of gravity of the surface, or that point on which the surface of the area would balance if it were a plane of uniform thickness...derived by minimizing the sum of squared great circle distances from all points of land in a state (including islands, but not coastal waters."

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US State Centroid Locator Streak

Double-click on the map as close as possible to each US state's geographic center (centroid) that shows up on the right. The closer you click, the more points you get (max 100). You must get at least 85 points to move on to the next state, otherwise the quiz ends. Object is most states completed, not points.

Geographic centers are based on the modern definition used by the USGS, which is "the center of gravity of the surface, or that point on which the surface of the area would balance if it were a plane of uniform thickness...derived by minimizing the sum of squared great circle distances from all points of land in a state (including islands, but not coastal waters."

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US State Drawing Challenge

Time for you to show what you've really got. You'll be freehand drawing the 48 contiguous states (49 drawings in total, as the upper and lower peninsulas of Michigan are separate in this quiz). When the quiz loads on the right side you will be told which state to draw. To begin drawing a state, click Draw or right-click anywhere in the map to enter drawing mode. Click and drag the mouse to make an outline of the state. Release the mouse to 'close' the state and it will appear green. If happy and ready to submit, click submit or double-click the drawn state. Click erase or right-click the state to erase it and try again. You may have to wait a few moments for your score on larger states.

You are only drawing the main portion of each state - do not worry about any disjointed islands, etc.

When you submit a state you are scored on the % of your state which contains the actual state (shown as '% In State') and the % of the actual state contained in your state (shown as '% Of State'). These average out to create your points for that state.

Complete all states or click End Quiz at any time to save your score. Don't forget to take a screenshot of your beautifully drawn United States!

hugequiz Premium members will see the actual outlines of the states when the quiz is over.

Want more of a challenge? Try US State Drawing Challenge – No Map
A streak version of this quiz: US State Drawing Challenge Streak

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US State Drawing Challenge – No Map

Now for the real test. You'll be freehand drawing the states except Hawaii (50 drawings in total, as the upper and lower peninsulas of Michigan are separate in this quiz). However for this quiz everything is blank - no coastlines, only a black canvas for each state.

When the quiz loads on the right side you will be told which state to draw. To begin drawing a state, click Draw or right-click anywhere in the map to enter drawing mode. Click and drag the mouse to make an outline of the state. Release the mouse to 'close' the state and it will appear green. If happy and ready to submit, click Submit or double-click the drawn state. Click Erase or right-click it to erase it and start over. After completing a state you will need to click NEXT STATE above the map to go on to the next one. Your score may take a few moments to calculate for larger states.

You will see a white box when you begin drawing a state. You can zoom in/out and pan to prepare before you start drawing. The farthest north, south, east, and west points of the state you are drawing will touch the top, bottom, right and left sides of the rectangle.

You are only drawing the main portion of each state - do not worry about any disjointed islands, etc.

When you submit a state you are scored on the % of your state which contains the actual state (shown as '% In State') and the % of the actual state contained in your state (shown as '% Of State'). These average out to create your points for that state.

Complete all states or click End Quiz at any time to save your score. You will then see a satellite view of the US with your states in their places. Don't forget to take a screenshot of your beautifully drawn United States!

hugequiz Premium members will see the actual outlines of the states when the quiz is over.

For a slightly easier version, try US State Drawing Challenge

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US State Drawing Challenge Streak

First enter ‘beg’, ‘int’, ‘adv’, or ‘exp’ to begin. Beginner corresponds to 60 points, intermediate to 70 points, advanced to 80 points and expert to 90 points. This is the number of points you will need to score drawing each stateto get to continue on to the next state. The object is to complete as many states as you can.

You'll be freehand drawing the 48 contiguous states (49 drawings in total, as the upper and lower peninsulas of Michigan are separate in this quiz). When the quiz loads on the right side you will be told which state to draw. To begin drawing a state, click Draw or right-click anywhere in the map to enter drawing mode. Click and drag the mouse to make an outline of the state. Release the mouse to 'close' the state and it will appear green. If happy and ready to submit, click submit or double-click the drawn state. Click erase or right-click the state to erase it and try again. You may have to wait a few moments for your score on larger states.

You continue to the next state as long as your points for the last state meet the minimum (60, 70, 80, or 90) based on the level you chose. Otherwise the game is over.

You are only drawing the main portion of each state - do not worry about any disjointed islands, etc.

When you submit a state you are scored on the % of your state which contains the actual state (shown as '% In State') and the % of the actual state contained in your state (shown as '% Of State'). These average out to create your points for that state.

hugequiz Premium members will see the actual outlines of the states when the quiz is over.

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US State Flags

Using its abbreviation, enter the state associated with each of the 50 US state flags. Any text giving away the answer has been removed from the images.

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US State Flags Image Blackout

You get 90 seconds to identify as many states as you can from their flag. Upon clicking start, you will be given a state's name on top of the table of 25 flags. Double-click on that state's flag to choose it. If you guess correctly, it will add toward your total and that flag will be removed and the flags will shift with a new one being added in the bottom right. If you guess incorrectly, you are penalized 5 seconds and the flag you click on is still removed and the flags shift with a new one being added. State-identifying words have been removed from flags which have them.

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US State Highway Signs

Using its abbreviation, enter the state associated with each of the 50 US state highway signs. Any text giving away the answer has been removed from the images.

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US State Largest Cities – Choose State & Number

Begin by choosing your state and number of cities by typing the state abbreviation followed by '25.', '50', '100' or '250' (you must use the '.' after the '25' to allow typing '250') - i.e. to choose the top 50 cities in New York, type 'NY50' - then, name the largest cities in the state you chose up to the number you chose trying to achieve the largest population. You won't be able to choose a number of cities that the state doesn't name - i.e. AZ only has 91, so 'AZ25.', 'AZ50' and 'AZ100' are the only options (the 100 option will simply be all 91). 'AZ250' is not possible as AZ100 chooses them all.

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US State Outline Challenge

When you start you will be given a 3x3 grid of US state outlines. Click on the outline for the state shown above the grid. If you click the wrong outline you will have 5 seconds deducted from your time. As the quiz progresses, the grid will get larger. Try to complete as many states in 1 minute as you can.

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US State Outlines Image Blackout

You get 90 seconds to identify as many states as you can from their outline. Upon clicking start, you will be given a state's name on top of the table of 25 outlines. Double-click on that state's outline to choose it. If you guess correctly, it will add toward your total and that outline will be removed and the outlines will shift with a new one being added in the bottom right. If you guess incorrectly, you are penalized 5 seconds and the outline you click on is still removed and the outlines shift with a new one being added.

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US State Pairs Similar Area Blackout

Upon clicking START you will be presented with a 5×5 table of US states. The object of the quiz is to pair up states two at a time which have the closest ratio of their land areas.

Single click on a state's text and it will highlight red. To choose the other state of the pair click another state's text. Also, you can re-click on the first state to deselect it. The ratio of the larger state's land area to the smaller state's will be shown and you will get up to 100 points. 100 points corresponds to the smallest area ratio, 0 points to the largest ratios (there may be multiple pairs with 0 if they are far away from the smallest ratio). Those two states will then be replaced with their score and you will now choose the pair with the smallest area ratio from the remaining 23 states which have been adjusted to have 100 and 0 corresponding to the ratios among those 23, and so on until you run out of time or complete 12 pairs of states leaving one left.

You get a 100 point bonus for completing all 12 pairs within 5 minutes, making for a total possible point total of 2500.

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US State Pairs Similar Population Blackout

Upon clicking START you will be presented with a 5×5 table of US states. The object of the quiz is to pair up states two at a time which have the closest ratio of their populations.

Single click on a state's text and it will highlight red. To choose the other state of the pair click another state's text. Also, you can re-click on the first state to deselect it. The ratio of the larger state's population to the smaller state's will be shown and you will get up to 100 points. 100 points corresponds to the smallest population ratio, 0 points to the largest ratios (there may be multiple pairs with 0 if they are far away from the smallest ratio). Those two states will then be replaced with their score and you will now choose the pair with the smallest population ratio from the remaining 23 states which have been adjusted to have 100 and 0 corresponding to the ratios among those 23, and so on until you run out of time or complete 12 pairs of states leaving one left.

You get a 100 point bonus for completing all 12 pairs within 5 minutes, making for a total possible point total of 2500.

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US State Parks – Choose State

First enter any state by typing its abbreviation (e.g. 'CA') - then, name all of that state's state parks. In general, this is just going to be 'State Parks' and 'State Historic/Historical Parks' - however a handful of states such as Alaska only classify a few like this so I include areas like State Recreation Areas as well. There is no time limit on this quiz.

Naming notes: You typically must be precise naming the parks, including words such as 'Lake' or 'Canyon' - some shortened names are accepted. For parks named after people, usually the last name will suffice.

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US State Satellite Zoom Challenge

You will be given Google satellite view zoomed in near the center of 20 different US 5K+ population cities. The view will start being zoomed in fully and zoom out every 5 seconds. Name the state you are in by typing the state abbreviation. The faster you answer, the more points you get. Max of 25 points per location.

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US State Triplets Blackout Challenge

Upon clicking START you will be presented with a 5×5 grid of US states.

The object of this quiz is to choose the top 3 in the given category for the states shown in the grid. When you begin you’ll be given 25 different states plus a category to name the top 3 in, which will display just above the grid. For example, if the category says ‘Top 3 Largest Area’ you are to click on the 3 states with the largest area. If it says ‘Top 3 Smallest Max Elevation’ you are to click on the 3 states whose max elevation is the lowest. You can deselect the first or second state you chose on by re-clicking it, but when you choose the 3rd state they will be submitted, removed from the grid, and you will get a score from 0-100 based on how close your set of 3 comes to the optimum set of 3 (which will be shown as a ‘Rank’ on top out of the # of possible sets of 3 for the last choice). When you’ve answered all 8 sets of 3 leaving only 1 state the quiz is over. You get a 100 points bonus for completing the sets making for a total possible score of 2500.

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US State Tripoints

Name the tripoints of the US states, which are the points where 3 (and only 3) US state borders meet. This includes borders on land and water. Tripoints are sorted by most northern to most southern. Answer 3 states by typing their abbreviations in any order. For example if AZ, NM and OK had a tripoint, you can answer with 'AZNMOK', 'NMOKAZ' etc.

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US State Tripoints By Satellite Image

You’ll be shown 10 different satellite images of US state tripoints - points where the borders of exactly 3 states meet (either on land or water). Name the three states which meet at that point using their abbreviations in any order to answer, i.e. 'CAAZNV' or 'NVAZCA.'

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US States

Name the 50 US states.

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US States & Capitals

Name the US states and their capitals. States sorted A-Z.

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US States Area Sorting Challenge

You begin with two states shown in the grid. Upon starting, your job is to sort the states in order from largest to smallest by total area. The order is represented by the '1st' thru '16th' in each box. You can click on a state to move it to a higher position in the list - simply click once and it will turn red, then clicked another higher-ranked state to position the first state before it. Click submit to check your answers...if they are in order you will get a new state added to the end which needs to be positioned correctly, and so on until you either get one wrong or complete all 15 levels.

hugequiz Premium members will see state areas when the quiz is over.

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US States Area Sorting Challenge – Difficult

You begin with two states shown in the grid. Upon starting, your job is to sort the states in order from largest to smallest by total area. The order is represented by the '1st' thru '25th' in each box. You can click on a state to move it to a higher position in the list - simply click once and it will turn red, then click another higher-ranked state to position the first state before it. Click submit to check your answers...if they are in order you will get a new state added to the end which needs to be positioned correctly, and so on until you either get one wrong or complete all 15 levels.

Area includes dependent territories.

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US States By Area In Order Elimination

Name the US states in order from most land area to least. Naming a state that isn’t the next answer will count as a ‘strike’ against you. 3 strikes, you’re out.

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US States By Population In Order Elimination

Name the US states in order from most populous to least. Naming a state that isn’t the next answer will count as a ‘strike’ against you. 3 strikes, you’re out.

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US States East To West In Order

Name the US states in order from east to west based on their easternmost point on land. PLEASE NOTE - this quiz was created using a highly detailed boundary file from the census - although a longitude line may be generally the 'boundary', they aren't exact, therefore all states with eastern borders on a longitude line won't all be equal, as their easternmost point isn't exactly on that line.

You begin with 1 minute (or 30 seconds for non-Premium members) but get 10 seconds per state answered.

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US States East To West In Order Elimination

Name the US states in order from east to west based on their easternmost point on land. Naming a state that isn’t the next answer will count as a ‘strike’ against you. 3 strikes, you’re out. Please note that these are in order based on very exact US census data, and states which may have a latitude/longitude line for its border often do not have the state's exact border along that line.

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US States Identifier Challenge

Double-click on the US State listed - there are no outlines on the map to make this a little more challenging. Complete all states or click End Quiz to save your score.

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US States Identifier Streak Challenge

Double-click on the US State listed (sorted randomly) - there are no outlines on the map to make this a little more challenging. Once you mis-click where a state is located the quiz will end.

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US States In Alphabetical Order

The object of this quiz is to name US States in alphabetical order. Naming a state that isn’t the next answer will count as a ‘strike’ against you. 3 strikes, you’re out.

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US States North To South In Order

Name the US states in order from north to south based on their northernmost point on land. PLEASE NOTE - this quiz was created using a highly detailed boundary file from the census - although latitude lines (like the 49th parallel) are generally the 'boundary', they aren't exact, therefore all states with northern borders on a latitude line won't all be equal, as their northernmost point isn't exactly on that line.

You begin with 1 minute (or 30 seconds for non-Premium members) but get 10 seconds per state answered.

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US States North To South In Order Elimination

Name the US states in order from north to south based on their northernmost point on land. Naming a state that isn’t the next answer will count as a ‘strike’ against you. 3 strikes, you’re out. Please note that these are in order based on very exact US census data, and states which may have a latitude/longitude line for its border often do not have the state's exact border along that line.

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US States Placement Challenge

The object of this quiz is to drag the US states into their correct positions on the map. More northern states will appear at the beginning lined across the top, southern states along the bottom. When you drag on a state you will see that state's name on the right of the map. Double-click the state to 'lock' it in place and you will obtain a score up to 100 based on how close the center of the state is to the actual center coordinates.

A few states with multiple separate land areas such as Hawaii and Michigan will only have their largest portion show up as an outline.

You can end the quiz at any time or double-click on all 50 states to place them to end the quiz as well. Only the largest portion of each state will be shown (if a state has disjointed areas).

hugequiz Premium users will see the correct outlines of the states when the quiz is ended.

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US States Population Guessing Challenge

Upon clicking START you'll be shown a state and a population slider below it. Move the slider to the state's population and click SUBMIT. You'll get a score from 0 to 100 based on how accurate your guess was. Complete 20 random states to end the quiz.

If you click on the slider you can use the left and right arrows to move it more accurately.

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US States Population Sorting Challenge

You begin with two states shown in the grid. Upon starting, your job is to sort the states in order from largest to smallest by total population. The order is represented by the '1st' thru '16th' in each box. You can click on a state to move it to a higher position in the list - simply click once and it will turn red, then clicked another higher-ranked state to position the first state before it. Click submit to check your answers...if they are in order you will get a new state added to the end which needs to be positioned correctly, and so on until you either get one wrong or complete all 15 levels.

hugequiz Premium members will see state populations when the quiz is over.

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US States Population Sorting Challenge – Difficult

You begin with two states shown in the grid. Upon starting, your job is to sort the states in order from largest to smallest by total population. The order is represented by the '1st' thru '25th' in each box. You can click on a state to move it to a higher position in the list - simply click once and it will turn red, then clicked another higher-ranked state to position the first state before it. Click submit to check your answers...if they are in order you will get a new state added to the end which needs to be positioned correctly, and so on until you either get one wrong or complete all 15 levels.

hugequiz Premium members will see state populations when the quiz is over.

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US States South To North In Order

Name the US states in order from south to north based on their southernmost point on land. PLEASE NOTE - this quiz was created using a highly detailed boundary file from the census - although latitude lines (like the 49th parallel) are generally the 'boundary', they aren't exact, therefore all states with southern borders on a latitude line won't all be equal, as their southernmost point isn't exactly on that line.

You begin with 1 minute (or 30 seconds for non-Premium members) but get 10 seconds per state answered.

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US States South To North In Order Elimination

Name the US states in order from south to north based on their southernmost point on land. Naming a state that isn’t the next answer will count as a ‘strike’ against you. 3 strikes, you’re out. Please note that these are in order based on very exact US census data, and states which may have a latitude/longitude line for its border often do not have the state's exact border along that line.

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US States West To East In Order

Name the US states in order from west to east based on their westernmost point on land. PLEASE NOTE - this quiz was created using a highly detailed boundary file from the census - although a longitude line may be generally the 'boundary', they aren't exact, therefore all states with western borders on a longitude line won't all be equal, as their westernmost point isn't exactly on that line.

You begin with 1 minute (or 30 seconds for non-Premium members) but get 10 seconds per state answered.

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US States West To East In Order Elimination

Name the US states in order from west to east based on their westernmost point on land. Naming a state that isn’t the next answer will count as a ‘strike’ against you. 3 strikes, you’re out. Please note that these are in order based on very exact US census data, and states which may have a latitude/longitude line for its border often do not have the state's exact border along that line.

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US States With Animal/Human On Flag Elimination

Name the US states with a depiction of an animal/human (real or fictional, in full or in part) on their flag. Naming a state without a human/animal on their flag will end the quiz. States sorted A-Z in list of answers.

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US States With Stars On Flag Elimination

Name the US states with at least one star on their flag. Naming a state without a star on their flag will end the quiz. A representation of the Sun does not count as a star (ironic, I know). Total stars on flag shown, sorted A-Z within each # of stars.

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Washington DC Metro Stations

Name the stations of the Washington DC metro. Some shortened names are accepted.

Red markers should appear - if markers do not appear reload the quiz.

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West US Coverage

First choose a difficulty by typing ‘beg’, ‘int’, ‘adv, or ‘exp’ – Beginner is 100 mile radius, Intermediate 50 mile, Advanced 25 mile, and Expert 10 mile. Then, enter West US cities (per the Census Bureau’s definition - including AK and HI) and all other West cities within that radius will automatically fill in.

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

Premium members can now also play a 3-hour time limit 'custom' coverage quiz of any distance from 5 miles to 200 miles, simply enter the distance followed by a '.' instead of choosing from one of the four levels, i.e. '75.' Quiz score is not recorded for the custom coverage option.

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West US Largest Cities

First choose the number of cities by typing ‘100’, ‘250’, '500' or ‘1k’ – then try to achieve the highest population among the top West US (per the Census Bureau's definition - includes AK & HI) cities you chose. Quiz is not timed.

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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100 Highest US Mountain Peaks Name the mountains/peaks with the highest summits in the US. You do not need the word Mount/Mt/Mountain/Peak in your answer.

100 Largest US Islands (Excluding AK) Name the 100 largest islands in the US excluding Alaska and dependent territories. No need to type in ‘Island’ for the answers.

100 Largest US Lakes Name the 100 largest lakes in the US. No need to type in 'Lake' for the answers.

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25 US States By Rotated Outline Using the two letter abbreviation, name the state for each of the 25 random US state outlines shown. However, each state outline has been rotated a random number of degrees. The faster you guess the more points you get.

Try other US Coverage quizzes: US 1K+ City Coverage | US 1K+ City Closest Coverage US 1K+ Population Radius Coverage | US 1K+ City Shrinking Coverage Challenge

Atlanta MARTA Stations Name the stations of the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority. Some shortened names are accepted. Red markers should appear - if markers do not appear reload the quiz.

Atlanta Neighborhoods Name the official neighborhoods of Atlanta - some shortened answers are accepted but for many you need the full official name.

Baltimore Neighborhoods Name the official neighborhoods of Baltimore City according to maryland.gov. Some shorter versions are accepted but for others you will need the correct name.

Boston Neighborhoods Name the official neighborhoods of Boston.

Chicago “L” Stations Name the stations of the Chicago "L" system. Some shortened names are accepted. Red markers should appear - if markers do not appear reload the quiz.

Chicago Community Areas Name the 77 community areas of Chicago as shown on the map. Areas start blue and will turn red as they are guessed.

Denver Neighborhoods Name the official neighborhoods of Denver. Some shortened names are accepted however some require the full name.

Houston Super Neighborhoods Name the official Super Neighborhoods of Houston. Some shorter versions are accepted but for many you must know the official name.

Indianapolis Neighborhoods Name the neighborhoods of Indianapolis.

Los Angeles County Neighborhoods Name the 272 neighborhoods of Los Angeles County as determined by the LA Times. Areas start blue and will turn red as they are guessed.

Los Angeles County Neighborhoods Identifier Double-click on the Los Angeles neighborhood listed (among all 272 according to the LA Times). Complete all neighborhoods or click End Quiz to save your score.

Miami Neighborhoods Name the neighborhoods of Miami.

Most Common US Lake Names Name the 100 most common names for US lakes. Lakes for the purpose of this quiz are bodies of water in the US National Hydrography Dataset with an area of at least 10 acres. Total lakes and first letter shown. 'Lake' does not have to be entered for the lake names.

New Orleans Neighborhoods Name the neighborhoods of New Orleans.

New York City Subway Stations Name the NYC subway stations using the map. Some shortened names are accepted. Red markers should appear - if markers do not appear reload the quiz. Try other cities: Amsterdam | BART (San Francisco) | Berlin | ChicagoLondon | Paris | Rome | Washington DC

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NYC Neighborhoods Name the neighborhoods of NYC as shown on the map. Areas start blue and will turn red as they are guessed.

NYC Neighborhoods Identifier Double-click on the New York City neighborhood listed. Complete all neighborhoods or click End Quiz to save your score.

Philadelphia Neighborhoods Name the neighborhoods of Philadelphia according to the state of Pennsylvania. Some shortened versions accepted but for most you need the full name.

Pittsburgh Neighborhoods Name the neighborhoods of Pittsburgh.

San Francisco BART Stations Name the stations of the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) in the San Francisco Bay area. Some shortened names are accepted. Red markers should appear - if markers do not appear reload the quiz.

San Francisco Neighborhoods Name the neighborhoods of San Francisco according to sf.gov. Some shortened names are accepted however some require the full name.

Seattle Neighborhoods Name the Seattle neighborhoods according to the Seattle City Clerk. Some shorter names accepted but for many you must know the full name.

US 10 Largest Cities By Decade 1790-2020 Name the 10 largest cities (in some cases, towns, villages, etc) in the US for each census since 1790. Keep in mind some places no longer exist or have been merged into existing places.

US 10 Largest Cities By State Name the 10 largest cities/towns/etc for each US state before time runs out.

US 10 Largest Cities Containing Each Letter Name the 10 largest US cities whose name contains each letter.

US 100 Cities Locator Double-click on the location of each of the 100 largest US cities. The closer you click, the more points you get (max 100).

US 100 Largest Cities By Decade Since 1900 Name the 100 largest US cities for each census since 1900. State and population shown.

US 100 Largest Cities Identifier Double-click on the red marker of the US top 100 largest city listed. Correct guesses will change the marker to green – incorrect will not change any marker. Complete all cities to save your score. If by chance you don’t see markers, try refreshing the quiz.

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US 100 Mile Coverage Challenge – Easy Version Choose any 5K+ US city (AK & HI not included), then continue naming 5K+ cities which are within 100 miles of any previously named city.

US 100K+ Population Cities Name the US cities with at least 100K population. Population and state shown.

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US 1900 Census 100 Largest Cities Name the 1900 largest cities according to the 1900 US census. Census counted cities that were in US territories at the time as well, not just states.

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US 2-Word Cities With Shortest Names Name the US cities of 2 words with name lengths of 6 letters or less. 'Saint' is abbreviated 'St' for this quiz to keep in line with other quizzes based on city word length. Population and state shown.

US 25 Cities Locator – Choose State Double-click on the location of each of the 25 randomly chosen cities from among the 100 largest US cities in the state you choose at the beginning of the quiz. The closer you click, the more points you get (max 100).

US 25 Largest Area States Elimination Using state abbreviations, name the largest 25 states by land area (no water area). Naming a state outside the largest 25 will end the quiz. Area in sq miles shown.

US 25 Largest Cities By State Name the 25 largest cities/towns/etc for each US state before time runs out.

US 25 Largest Population States Elimination Using state abbreviations, name the largest 25 states by population. Naming a state outside the largest 25 will end the quiz.

Want to name the largest city in each ring? US 25 Mile Expanding Circles Challenge – Choose City

A little too tough? US 50 Mile Expanding Circles Challenge – Choose City

Want to name the largest city in each ring? US 25 Mile Expanding Circles Challenge – Choose City

US 25 Mile Population Challenge In 15 minutes name the US cities of 25K+ population trying to get the highest population. Population will only count when all other 25K cities within 25 miles are guessed.

US 25 Newest States Elimination Using state abbreviations, name the 25 most recent states to join the union. Naming a state outside the top 25 will end the quiz.

US 25 Oldest States Elimination Using state abbreviations, name the first 25 states to join the union. Naming a state outside the first 25 will end the quiz.

US 25 Smallest Area States Elimination Using state abbreviations, name the smallest 25 states by land area (no water area). Naming a state outside the smallest 25 will end the quiz. Area in sq miles shown.

US 25 Smallest Population States Elimination Using state abbreviations, name the smallest 25 states by population. Naming a state outside the smallest 25 will end the quiz.

US 25K+ Cities Farthest From Interstate Highways Name the 50 US cities of at least 25K population EXCLUDING AK & HI which are the farthest distance from an interstate highway. Distance to closest interstate and state of city shown.

Try other variations: US City Name Link Challenge | US 100K+ City Name Link Challenge | US 10K+ City Name Link Challenge

US 50 Largest Cities By State Name the 50 largest cities/towns/etc for each US state before time runs out.

US 50 Largest Cities Elimination Name the 50 largest US cities without naming a city ranked 51st to 100th. Naming a 51-100 ranked city will end the quiz, independent of time left.

Want more of a challenge? US 25 Mile Expanding Circles Challenge – Choose City

Want only one city per ring? US 50 Mile Expanding Circles Challenge – Choose City

Want only one city per ring? US 50 Mile Expanding Circles Challenge – Choose City

US 50K+ Cities Without A Freeway Name the 50K+ population US cities without a freeway in their city limits. Freeway is defined as a divided highway with full control of access and two or more lanes for the exclusive use of traffic in each direction.

Try other variations: US City Name Link Challenge | US 100K+ City Name Link Challenge | US 10K+ City Name Link Challenge

US All 3-Letter Places Name all US places (cities, towns, etc) with 3 letters in their name.

US All Cities – Choose Multiple States First, use the selection box to choose between 2 and 10 states by clicking on them. Click Submit at the bottom when done to start the quiz. Then, name all cities in those states. High scores are kept for each unique set of states.

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US All Cities By Last Letter – Choose Letter First choose any letter except J, Q or V (2 cities or less) – then try to achieve the highest population among the US cities/towns/etc ending with that letter. Quiz is not timed.

US All Cities By State & First Letter – Choose State & Letter First enter a state abbreviation to choose that state and the first letter – then try to achieve the highest population among cities in that state beginning with that letter. Quiz is not timed.

US All Counties Name all US counties and county-equivalents.

100 Highest US Mountain Peaks

Name the mountains/peaks with the highest summits in the US. You do not need the word Mount/Mt/Mountain/Peak in your answer.

100 Largest US Islands (Excluding AK)

Name the 100 largest islands in the US excluding Alaska and dependent territories. No need to type in ‘Island’ for the answers.

100 Largest US Lakes

Name the 100 largest lakes in the US. No need to type in 'Lake' for the answers.

Try other geographies:
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50 World Countries By Outline | 25 Africa Countries By Outline

25 US States By Rotated Outline

Using the two letter abbreviation, name the state for each of the 25 random US state outlines shown. However, each state outline has been rotated a random number of degrees. The faster you guess the more points you get.

Try other US Coverage quizzes:
US 1K+ City Coverage | US 1K+ City Closest Coverage
US 1K+ Population Radius Coverage | US 1K+ City Shrinking Coverage Challenge

Atlanta MARTA Stations

Name the stations of the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority. Some shortened names are accepted.

Red markers should appear - if markers do not appear reload the quiz.

Atlanta Neighborhoods

Name the official neighborhoods of Atlanta - some shortened answers are accepted but for many you need the full official name.

Baltimore Neighborhoods

Name the official neighborhoods of Baltimore City according to maryland.gov. Some shorter versions are accepted but for others you will need the correct name.

Boston Neighborhoods

Name the official neighborhoods of Boston.

Chicago “L” Stations

Name the stations of the Chicago "L" system. Some shortened names are accepted.

Red markers should appear - if markers do not appear reload the quiz.

Chicago Community Areas

Name the 77 community areas of Chicago as shown on the map. Areas start blue and will turn red as they are guessed.

Denver Neighborhoods

Name the official neighborhoods of Denver. Some shortened names are accepted however some require the full name.

Houston Super Neighborhoods

Name the official Super Neighborhoods of Houston. Some shorter versions are accepted but for many you must know the official name.

Indianapolis Neighborhoods

Name the neighborhoods of Indianapolis.

Los Angeles County Neighborhoods

Name the 272 neighborhoods of Los Angeles County as determined by the LA Times. Areas start blue and will turn red as they are guessed.

Los Angeles County Neighborhoods Identifier

Double-click on the Los Angeles neighborhood listed (among all 272 according to the LA Times). Complete all neighborhoods or click End Quiz to save your score.

Miami Neighborhoods

Name the neighborhoods of Miami.

Most Common US Lake Names

Name the 100 most common names for US lakes. Lakes for the purpose of this quiz are bodies of water in the US National Hydrography Dataset with an area of at least 10 acres. Total lakes and first letter shown. 'Lake' does not have to be entered for the lake names.

New Orleans Neighborhoods

Name the neighborhoods of New Orleans.

New York City Subway Stations

Name the NYC subway stations using the map. Some shortened names are accepted.

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Try other cities:
Amsterdam | BART (San Francisco) | Berlin | Chicago
London | Paris | Rome | Washington DC

Try other cities:
Amsterdam | BART (San Francisco) | Berlin | Chicago
London | Paris | Rome | Washington DC

NYC Neighborhoods

Name the neighborhoods of NYC as shown on the map. Areas start blue and will turn red as they are guessed.

NYC Neighborhoods Identifier

Double-click on the New York City neighborhood listed. Complete all neighborhoods or click End Quiz to save your score.

Philadelphia Neighborhoods

Name the neighborhoods of Philadelphia according to the state of Pennsylvania. Some shortened versions accepted but for most you need the full name.

Pittsburgh Neighborhoods

Name the neighborhoods of Pittsburgh.

San Francisco BART Stations

Name the stations of the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) in the San Francisco Bay area. Some shortened names are accepted.

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San Francisco Neighborhoods

Name the neighborhoods of San Francisco according to sf.gov. Some shortened names are accepted however some require the full name.

Seattle Neighborhoods

Name the Seattle neighborhoods according to the Seattle City Clerk. Some shorter names accepted but for many you must know the full name.

US 10 Largest Cities By Decade 1790-2020

Name the 10 largest cities (in some cases, towns, villages, etc) in the US for each census since 1790. Keep in mind some places no longer exist or have been merged into existing places.

US 10 Largest Cities By State

Name the 10 largest cities/towns/etc for each US state before time runs out.

US 10 Largest Cities Containing Each Letter

Name the 10 largest US cities whose name contains each letter.

US 100 Cities Locator

Double-click on the location of each of the 100 largest US cities. The closer you click, the more points you get (max 100).

US 100 Largest Cities By Decade Since 1900

Name the 100 largest US cities for each census since 1900. State and population shown.

US 100 Largest Cities Identifier

Double-click on the red marker of the US top 100 largest city listed. Correct guesses will change the marker to green – incorrect will not change any marker. Complete all cities to save your score.

If by chance you don’t see markers, try refreshing the quiz.

Try other US Coverage Challenges:
US 100 Mile Coverage Challenge – Easy Version | US 200 Mile Coverage Challenge
US 5K+ Latitude Coverage Challenge | US 5K+ Longitude Coverage Challenge

US 100 Mile Coverage Challenge – Easy Version

Choose any 5K+ US city (AK & HI not included), then continue naming 5K+ cities which are within 100 miles of any previously named city.

US 100K+ Population Cities

Name the US cities with at least 100K population. Population and state shown.

Want to name the largest city in each ring?
US 25 Mile Expanding Circles Challenge – Choose City

Try other variations:
US City Name Link Challenge | US 100K+ City Name Link Challenge | US 25K+ City Name Link Challenge

US 1900 Census 100 Largest Cities

Name the 1900 largest cities according to the 1900 US census. Census counted cities that were in US territories at the time as well, not just states.

Try other geographies/types:
Europe 10K+ City Coverage | US All Places Coverage – Choose State
US 1K+ City Closest Coverage | US Population Coverage

US 2-Word Cities With Shortest Names

Name the US cities of 2 words with name lengths of 6 letters or less. 'Saint' is abbreviated 'St' for this quiz to keep in line with other quizzes based on city word length. Population and state shown.

US 25 Cities Locator – Choose State

Double-click on the location of each of the 25 randomly chosen cities from among the 100 largest US cities in the state you choose at the beginning of the quiz. The closer you click, the more points you get (max 100).

US 25 Largest Area States Elimination

Using state abbreviations, name the largest 25 states by land area (no water area). Naming a state outside the largest 25 will end the quiz. Area in sq miles shown.

US 25 Largest Cities By State

Name the 25 largest cities/towns/etc for each US state before time runs out.

US 25 Largest Population States Elimination

Using state abbreviations, name the largest 25 states by population. Naming a state outside the largest 25 will end the quiz.

Want to name the largest city in each ring?
US 25 Mile Expanding Circles Challenge – Choose City

A little too tough?
US 50 Mile Expanding Circles Challenge – Choose City

Want to name the largest city in each ring?
US 25 Mile Expanding Circles Challenge – Choose City

US 25 Mile Population Challenge

In 15 minutes name the US cities of 25K+ population trying to get the highest population. Population will only count when all other 25K cities within 25 miles are guessed.

US 25 Newest States Elimination

Using state abbreviations, name the 25 most recent states to join the union. Naming a state outside the top 25 will end the quiz.

US 25 Oldest States Elimination

Using state abbreviations, name the first 25 states to join the union. Naming a state outside the first 25 will end the quiz.

US 25 Smallest Area States Elimination

Using state abbreviations, name the smallest 25 states by land area (no water area). Naming a state outside the smallest 25 will end the quiz. Area in sq miles shown.

US 25 Smallest Population States Elimination

Using state abbreviations, name the smallest 25 states by population. Naming a state outside the smallest 25 will end the quiz.

US 25K+ Cities Farthest From Interstate Highways

Name the 50 US cities of at least 25K population EXCLUDING AK & HI which are the farthest distance from an interstate highway. Distance to closest interstate and state of city shown.

Try other variations:
US City Name Link Challenge | US 100K+ City Name Link Challenge | US 10K+ City Name Link Challenge

US 50 Largest Cities By State

Name the 50 largest cities/towns/etc for each US state before time runs out.

US 50 Largest Cities Elimination

Name the 50 largest US cities without naming a city ranked 51st to 100th. Naming a 51-100 ranked city will end the quiz, independent of time left.

Want more of a challenge?
US 25 Mile Expanding Circles Challenge – Choose City

Want only one city per ring?
US 50 Mile Expanding Circles Challenge – Choose City

Want only one city per ring?
US 50 Mile Expanding Circles Challenge – Choose City

US 50K+ Cities Without A Freeway

Name the 50K+ population US cities without a freeway in their city limits.

Freeway is defined as a divided highway with full control of access and two or more lanes for the exclusive use of traffic in each direction.

Try other variations:
US City Name Link Challenge | US 100K+ City Name Link Challenge | US 10K+ City Name Link Challenge

US All 3-Letter Places

Name all US places (cities, towns, etc) with 3 letters in their name.

US All Cities – Choose Multiple States

First, use the selection box to choose between 2 and 10 states by clicking on them. Click Submit at the bottom when done to start the quiz. Then, name all cities in those states. High scores are kept for each unique set of states.

Try other US city by letter quizzes:
US City Letter Grid – Choose Letter | US Largest City By Letter – Choose State
US City Random Letter Grid – Choose Letter | US Largest City By Last Letter – Choose State

US All Cities By Last Letter – Choose Letter

First choose any letter except J, Q or V (2 cities or less) – then try to achieve the highest population among the US cities/towns/etc ending with that letter. Quiz is not timed.

US All Cities By State & First Letter – Choose State & Letter

First enter a state abbreviation to choose that state and the first letter – then try to achieve the highest population among cities in that state beginning with that letter. Quiz is not timed.

US All Counties

Name all US counties and county-equivalents.