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Test your knowledge of European capitals with our East to West quiz. Can you name the capitals in order, starting from the furthest east and moving west?

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Europe Capitals East To West In Order

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Name the European (including Russia but not Turkey) 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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ubettanotmesswime

1 year ago

30 seconds to think of, name and fix typos for 46 cities. Timings on most quizzes on this site are utterly ridiculous

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darin

1 year ago

Reply to ubettanotmesswime

Per directions you get 10 seconds per every answer so time can increase quickly.

subway13

2 years ago

very surprising that San Marino was in between Rome and Vatican City