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Test your knowledge with the Europe Largest 9-Letter Cities Quiz. Challenge yourself to name the most populous 9-letter cities in Europe.

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Europe Largest 9-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 9-letter 10K+ population cities you chose. Tried to use most common English spelling for city names.

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darin

10 years ago

i changed this to remove Frankfurt – it will be under its full name in a quiz for 15 letters.

subway13

10 years ago

Newcastle? also please accept Genichesk

soundscape

10 years ago

Reply to subway13

This series of quizzes uses the full official name for cities, so it’s Newcastle upon Tyne. Same for Stoke and Hull for instance.

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darin

10 years ago

Reply to subway13

yeah i tend to use full city names for counting letters…will add that alternative.

subway13

10 years ago

Reply to darin

then why do you use Frankfurt and not Frankfurt am Main

soundscape

10 years ago

Reply to darin

If you have Newcastle as an alternative won’t the city appear in two quizzes, this one and the one with more letters? I’ve seen quizzes with Frankfurt and Frankfurt am Main but with such an amount of quizzes one can excuse a bit of inconsistency here and there.