Geography by Letter - V

Guess these geographical answers that start with the letter V.
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Last updated: November 10, 2019
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First submittedApril 26, 2013
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South American country
Venezuela
Biggest city in British Columbia
Vancouver
Germany's largest automaker
Volkswagen
Where you might find a gondola
Venice
Capital of Lithuania
Vilnius
Europe's longest river
Volga
Africa's largest lake
Victoria
Volcano that destroyed Pompeii
Vesuvius
Hanoi is its capital
Vietnam
City of Freud and Mozart
Vienna
South African soccer noisemaker
Vuvuzela
Region and city in eastern Spain
Valencia
Palace of Louis XIV
Versailles
State where 8 U.S. presidents were born
Virginia
Hindu holy city also called Benares
Varanasi
Capital of Laos
Vientiane
Yeast extract spread popular in Australia
Vegemite
World's smallest independent country
Vatican
Brand of Italian scooter
Vespa
Biggest Russian city on the Pacific
Vladivostok
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Level 23
Jun 13, 2013
Oh, I though gondola meant ski mountain gondola.
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Level 18
Dec 14, 2014
I just typed in Venice at the start to see if it was an answer
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Level 47
Mar 16, 2024
I also typed every single country that started with v, then i just typed Vaduz because i did not know any of the others and i didnt even look at the hints so i could have gotten Vientiane if i did
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Level 61
Apr 19, 2017
I also made this mistake. You can find a gondola at Vail, so technically Vail should have worked for this question as well. I think the question needs to be changed to avoid ambiguity.
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Level 47
Nov 10, 2019
I typed Vanuatu for gondala xD
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Level 82
Mar 5, 2014
Pretty easy for me. I misspelled Vail at first as Vale, maybe that's why some others missed it. It also likely helped to get Varanasi that I've been there.
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Level 82
Mar 5, 2014
And also that it's on my oldest cities quiz, which for the first time today I finally managed to get 100% on.
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Level 75
Aug 13, 2016
Only one I missed. Never heard of it. I have lots of trouble remembering the lesser known cities in India and China. I'll check out your quiz and maybe I'll get this one correct, at least.
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Level 56
Mar 5, 2014
I did that also, but I think it's because I watch too much Game of Thrones and thought of the Vale.
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Level 82
Nov 10, 2019
This time around I didn't misspell Vail but I got it automatically when I was typing in Valencia.
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Level 76
Mar 3, 2024
How does that make sense?
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Level 50
Mar 5, 2014
I would link Mozart's name more with Salzburg than Vienna...
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Level 48
Apr 26, 2014
Yeah, but that doesn't start with V.
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Level 83
Oct 21, 2015
He was born in Salzburg, but spent a lot of his life in Vienna. Though I might have said that Strauss was a more obvious choice for a composer associated with Vienna.
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Level 72
Jun 24, 2016
Yep, should definitely replace 'Mozart' by 'Strauss'
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Level 77
Apr 17, 2019
Why? There are many other composers associated with Wien, Mahler for example, but surely Mozart was the greatest?
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Level 76
Mar 3, 2024
I was going to be smug and say that Richard Strauss was German, but I have just learnt that he was the principal conductor of the Vienna State Opera for a few years, so that's shut me up.
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Level 56
Mar 6, 2014
I had to sing "I Come From a Land Down Under" in my head to get Vegemite!
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Level 37
Mar 7, 2014
"He just smiled and gave me a vegemite sandwich"... I still want to try it, but it's kinda rare in Ohio.
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Level 73
Apr 27, 2014
just don't make the usual mistake and slap it on too thick. a light smear on hot buttered toast is great
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Level 75
Mar 26, 2018
Salt and yeast extract. Just moisten a veggie bouillon cube and spread it on bread, and you've pretty much got the gist of it. My daughter brought a jar back with her from her study abroad in Australia - sorry, but it just wasn't my thing.
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Level 85
Jan 10, 2022
grantdon is right. A little goes a LOOONG way.
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Level 56
Apr 19, 2024
yeah it's kind of homeopathic. you should spread it so thinly that it's undetectable and there's just a memory of it.

Marmite on the other hand...

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Level 44
Mar 7, 2014
On the last second I was at the ...en of Volkswagen! Still, 19/20 is okay I guess.
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Level 69
Aug 13, 2016
VW does the trick
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Level 71
Jun 3, 2014
On some quizzes the Danube is Europe's longest river. :S
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Level ∞
Oct 6, 2015
Not on any featured ones.
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Level 80
Aug 17, 2016
700 km of extra length are easy to miss.
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Level 70
Jul 18, 2016
15 correct, the ones I missed that I knew were Valencia and Vegemite.
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Level 72
Aug 13, 2016
Couldn't figure out how to spell vuvuzela.
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Level 76
Aug 13, 2016
For yeast extract, I put marmite. On realising it was a v quiz, i put veggie marmite. When i found out the real answer, i was QUITE annoyed (Plus, since when is Vegemite geography?)
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Level 43
Oct 22, 2016
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_geography Happens on almost every quiz
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Level 43
Oct 22, 2016
About geography, that is
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Level 43
Nov 15, 2019
When it’s from Australia (a country), just as relevant as a person from a country.
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Level 43
Aug 13, 2016
Ashamed to say i only know about Vail cos i saw it on an episode of the Kardashians :)
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Level 52
Aug 22, 2016
haha lol
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Level 68
Sep 27, 2018
There is no shame in knowledge.
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Level 43
Aug 16, 2016
I thought the capital of Vietnam was Ho Chi Minh City?
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Level 74
Aug 17, 2016
Nope. HCMC is the largest city in Vietnam but Hà Nội is the capital.
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Level 37
Apr 7, 2017
Actually, Ho Chi Min City is formerly Saigon, the capital of South Vietnam before Vietnam was reunited post 1975.
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Level 74
May 12, 2021
No need to say "Actually" when there's no contradiction...
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Level 60
Mar 16, 2024
Actually, there was no contradiction.
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Level 49
Oct 3, 2016
good quiz, ashamed to miss some of the most obvious ones. Kept typing vesuvio... haha and couldnt get versailles and varanasi on time. Never heard of vail tho..
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Level 68
Jun 6, 2017
How is a freaking Noisemaker Geography? I can tolerate the scooter, but a noisemaker!!!
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Level 82
Sep 7, 2017
look up the word geography.
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Level ∞
Mar 16, 2019
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_geography
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Level 60
Nov 10, 2018
You should accept Varansi. I always thought that was what it was called, even though I see you are right now.
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Level 49
Dec 2, 2018
Not really a good argument.
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Level 18
Nov 10, 2018
I was thinking about Versailles, but I was stupid and said "no."
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Level 52
Jan 10, 2019
Please accept "Venezia" for Venice as Italian names are accepted for other cities
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Level 79
Mar 20, 2019
Got 'Vail' by misspelling 'Valencia'!
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Level 49
Apr 17, 2019
I got Vail because Vale is a type-in and I was typing in Valencia :p
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Level 60
Apr 17, 2019
me too! Never heard of Vail.
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Level 68
Nov 10, 2019
Same. Maybe the questions could be placed in reverse order?
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Level 49
Aug 15, 2019
Just missed Varanassi. Got Gail thru misspelling another!
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Level 68
Nov 10, 2019
Should either not except Vale for Vail or replace Vail question altogether. Plenty of other V answer, such as Capital of Laos.
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Level ∞
Nov 10, 2019
Good suggestion. I replaced that question.
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Level 72
Nov 10, 2019
I misspelled Valencia and got Vail, which i didn't know.LOL
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Level 67
Aug 14, 2021
I was thinking Volgograd
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Level 64
Sep 28, 2021
*formerly* called Benares, rather than *also*? Most other Indian names such as Madras or Bombay whose names have moved away from the British Raj are referred to as formerly called
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Level 71
Jan 22, 2022
What does “Volkswagen”, the worst car company to have ever existed, have anything to do with geography?
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Level 67
Sep 16, 2022
Got 18/20. Totally forgot vegemite and Vladivostok 😭
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Level 76
Mar 3, 2024
Please can we put the vuvuzela behind us?