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Test your knowledge with the World Largest 12-Letter Cities Quiz. Choose the number of cities and aim for the highest population!

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World Largest 12-Letter Cities

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First choose the number of cities by typing ’50’, ‘100’, or ‘all’ – then try to achieve the highest population among World 12-letter 50K+ population cities you chose. Tried to use most common English spelling for city names.

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soundscape

10 years ago

A few things on this one: St Petersburg (Florida) shouldn’t be in the quiz like its Russian counterpart isn’t. But this last one appears on the European one and shouldn’t either if you want to keep consistent and spell the word Saint. Tlalnepantla de Baz (Mexico) shouldn’t also be here. What should be here is Cagayan de Oro (Philippines) and not on the 7-word quiz as it is. Ufff…

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darin

10 years ago

Reply to soundscape

fixing – St Petersburg, RU will be added to this – I use ‘St’ as the spelling in US/Russia when that’s how it is spelled typically on Wikipedia and the like…French cities, etc use ‘Saint’.

soundscape

10 years ago

Reply to darin

Ok, seems fair.