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Test your knowledge of North American cities with this fun and challenging quiz. Choose your level and name the largest 10K+ city within each latitude range.

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North America 10K+ City Latitude Grid

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Choose a level by typing ‘beg’, ‘int’, ‘adv’, or ‘exp’ – then name the largest 10K+ North American city within each latitude range. Beg level is 2 degree width, Int is 1 degrees, Adv 0.5 degrees, and Exp is 0.25 degrees.

North America refers to geographic North America (that’s why no Hawaii).

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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Marrrrrley

1 year ago

Hated it. I’m Costa Rican and it surprises me how even I couldn’t find out its cities. Better your research. San José is larger than Panama, but somehow Panama has 2 cities here? wtf is this?

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darin

1 year ago

Reply to Marrrrrley

everything is from citypopulation.de and are city proper census populations, not urban areas. San Jose city proper is actually slightly smaller than Panama.