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Test your knowledge with the Europe 10K+ City Latitude Grid Top 3 Challenge Quiz. Can you name the cities?

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Europe 10K+ City Latitude Grid Top 3 Challenge

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Choose a level by typing ‘beg’, ‘int’, ‘adv’, or ‘exp’ – then name the 3 largest 10K+ Europe 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.

Enter level to begin ('beg', 'int', 'adv', or 'exp').

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MossE

2 months ago

(beginner mode) What 2 cities on could possibly be bigger on the 3rd to bottom line than Lisbon, I got Athens, but what other cities could it possibly be?

Last edited 2 months ago by MossE

Jeodegaa1

1 month ago

Reply to MossE

It’s Palermo and Valencia. Lisbon has counted a bit strangely, so it has many very big suburbs, such as Almada and Amadora.