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Test your knowledge of Europe's largest 8-letter cities in this exciting quiz. Choose the number of cities and aim for the highest population!

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Europe Largest 8-Letter Cities

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First choose the number of cities by typing ‘100’, ‘250’, ‘500’, or ‘all’ – then try to achieve the highest population among European 8-letter 10K+ population cities you chose. Tried to use most common English spelling for city names.

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Daanh

3 years ago

Kashira has 7 letters. Or is there an 8-letter way to translate from Cyrillic?

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darin

3 years ago

Reply to Daanh

yeah had a lesser used translation, fixed now so it’s on the 7-letter quiz.

subway13

10 years ago

can you accept Nikolaev and Bobruisk please

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darin

10 years ago

Reply to subway13

adding.

Klinkhamer

10 years ago

Could it be you forgot Nurnberg(GER) and Den Bosch (NL)?

soundscape

10 years ago

Reply to Klinkhamer

This quiz uses the common English spelling so it’s Nuremberg… expect the city to be featured in the next quiz of the series. I have no idea for Den Bosch but if the Wikipedia article is anything to go by it’s “s-Hertogenbosch”. Obviously for this kind of quizzes there can’t be any alternative spellings.

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darin

10 years ago

Reply to soundscape

I used nuremberg and s-hert…obviously some of these can be debated.