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Test your knowledge with the World 50 1M+ Agglomerations Identifier Quiz. Identify major cities on a map to challenge yourself.

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Yes. Most quizzes allow common abbreviations, alternate spellings, and short forms. Try typing just the first few letters — if it matches, it will autofill.

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World 50 1M+ Agglomerations Identifier

Directions

You will be shown a map with red markers for all 1M+ world agglomerations. Double-click on the one specified to answer it. If you click on the correct agglo, the marker will turn green. Otherwise no change will be made to the markers. 50 randomly chosen agglos will be given. A handful of agglos have the same name as another agglo in a different country – for these the country will be specified.

Note – you may want to zoom in if agglos are close to one another to make sure you are clicking on the correct one.

If the red markers do not appear when the quiz is loaded, try refreshing the page.

Double-click on the agglo's marker to answer.

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KorZen

1 day ago

Anyone know where the Georgetown in this quiz is referring to? Google’s being useless and saying a random U.S. town.

Lotte

1 month ago

Would be great if we could see where the wrong answers are in this quiz.

jdtrue63

2 years ago

China & India are kicking my butt. Too many cities, too close together.

ChesGoodall

2 years ago

A version without China would be perfect lol

katmac127

2 years ago

Reply to ChesGoodall

A world without CHINA would be better

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