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How do I choose Slovenia? None of the possible abbreviations seem to work…
it’s SVN – added into the directions.
For some reason in many quizzes Aigio doesn’t work.
If Aigio doesn’t work, try typing Egio.
I didn’t even think of an alternative spelling… Thank you!
I followed your indications, but nothing changed for me… Anyway, if it works fine for you, no problem 🙂 Sorry for bothering you.
Most counters in Montenegro don’t show the right number of cities guessed, including the percentage (anyway, the score is not affected by this).
hmmm, looks good to me – maybe try refreshing and holding CTRL when clicking refresh to make sure you get the newest data…you may still be loading cached old data when i accidentally had Monaco as part of it.
The 50 hardest/missed list is not working properly for some countries in the Balkans region: Croatia, Albania, Bosnia, Macedonia, etc.
fixed.
The marker for Monaco is active while taking the Montenegro quiz, it’s considered the third most populous town in Montenegro.
The marker for the town of Slobozia in Moldova is definitely in the wrong place 🙂
fixing, thanks.
Is the city in Northern Zealand with 19,296 pop. not Birkerød? I doesn’t seem to work.
I’m italian and I can guarantee that this score for Italy of 99,86% is 99,86% fake, it’s impossibile to know so much without cheating!!!!!!!!
It’s a given that the quizzes are full of fake scores… always by the same names. Play to the best of your abilities and try to ignore them until (and if) a better solution is found.
To try Slovakia you actually have to type SVK, not SLK – as it’s written in the note.
Darin, as this quiz doesn’t have labels could you please give us the free zooming option? Countries appear a bit small when selected. Thanks.
Hmm I’m not sure. If you look on Google maps for instance that Enkhuizen is a very small municipality where there’s only the city and a very small village Westeinde, some farmhouses and several industrial zones which combined never will make up for the 8000 of the 18000+ citizens of the municipality. All the new build neighbourhoods north of the old village (Noordersloot/Kadijkersloot) is part of Enkhuizen. If you think it’s not, you first have to separate Landgraaf, which consists of 4 former villages as well, and other ‘cities’ which historically HAVE grown out of smaller villages (I.E. Eindhoven).
The dutch wikipedia pages retrieves its data from the Dutch National Statistics office (CBS) so that’s a reliable source, and I think more reliable than a German site 🙂
Enkhuizen municipality has enough people, however the city itself is smaller than 10K. Netherlands data was hard to come by, not from citypopulation.de, from the official census site.
You forgot Enkhuizen: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enkhuizen