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Challenge your geography knowledge with the Europe 10K+ Cities By Longitude Range quiz. Test your skills in naming cities based on longitude and population.

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Europe 10K+ Cities By Longitude Range – Choose Longitude

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Begin by choosing a longitude from -10 thru 60 by entering it (only multiples of 5). Then, name the Europe cities of at least 10K population from that longitude thru 5 degrees east of it – i.e. if you chose ’40’ you would be naming the cities from 40 to 45 longitude. Object is to achieve the highest population.

NOTE – to enter ‘5’ type it with a ‘.’ at the end (‘5.’) as ‘5’ is needed to enter ’50’.

Enter a longitude multiple of 5 from -10 to 60 to begin (i.e. '-10').

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PatrickSHG

1 year ago

5-10 does not work 🙁

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darin

1 year ago

Reply to PatrickSHG

Ahh, you have to type ‘5.’ – i’ll add a note in directions.

hansanders

3 years ago

It is a bit strange to see IJburg zuid-oost en Hengelo noord (the Netherlands) listed as separate urban centers (I know that it is also the case in your source)as they are generally seen as suburbs of Amsterdam and Hengelo. Could you maybe accept the places without the cardinal direction specification (zuid-oost and noord)?

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darin

3 years ago

Reply to hansanders

yeah will add those alternatives.