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US Cities Population Guessing Challenge – Difficult

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Upon clicking START you’ll be shown a US 50K+ city and a population slider below it. Move the slider to the city’s population and click SUBMIT. You’ll get a score from 0 to 100 based on how accurate your guess was. Complete 20 random cities to end the quiz.

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US Cities Population Guessing Challenge

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