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Europe Largest Cities – Choose Minimum Population

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First enter the minimum population for all cities to guess followed by a period – for example ‘500000.’ for 500K+ cities or ‘25000.’ for 25K+ cities. Maximum population 1 million, minimum 10000. Quiz is not timed. Then, name all the Europe cities with that minimum population trying to achieve the highest number.

Every different minimum population will have a separate leaderboard.

Enter minimum population followed by a '.' (e.g. '250000.' or '40000.')...

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