UK Cities Map Quiz

This. and it should probably get that one green one checked out

Give him points for this.

WOOOOOO 9 on my first try and ive never heard of most of these

only 6 wrong the second time

NOOOOOOOOOO birmingham!???!??!?!

100% 2 mins 48 seconds on first attempt... but then I'm British... so I guess I had a major advantage lol

For some reason the names of British cities and counties just blur together in my mind

There's a reason for that. Gloucestershire, Leicestershire, Yorkshire, Oxfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Lancashire, Lincolnshire, Durham County. The county capitals often share the names of the counties.

Chill, people, it's just a quiz, the answer for the quiz master (thanks for taking the time to create this, by the way) is to re-title it British Isles cities.

it doesnt include ireland

ireland is part of the british isles the uk is northern ireland, scotland, wales, and england. this is obviously a UK map, not a british isles one.

Except that Douglas is not in the UK.

+Kalleanon The Isle of Man is a crown dependency and is not an independent nation, but not entirely part of the UK

Perth, Dundee, Stirling and i think swansea at least are missing from this.

perth is in australia....

These are all cities.

isle of man, jersey, guernsey etc are all independent little places that rule themselves, are not part of Britain, but have pledged allegiance to the British Crown. They belong to the Crown. The UK Government has no real say in these places. The reigning monarch is the ultimate Head of State, though all decisions he/she is asked to make will in fact be decided by the sitting Home Secretary. In the case of Jersey and Guernsey, their ruler since ancient times has been the Duke of Normandy. Due to William the Conqueror (Duke of Normandy) making himself King of England, that title is currently held by the reigning Monarch of Britain, and is seperate from her role as Queen. Isle of Man is slightly different, has been ruled by several countries, but English King became Lord of Mann around the late 1300's, and that title passes on to the current Monarch. Britain does do the foreign affairs for Man, and defence for all three, but thats it. And what about Wells, Ely, and St Asaph?

All three of those cities are tiny, much better examples would be Portsmouth, Southampton and Leeds, all of which are not only bigger but also very important

Mmm, good quiz but Dover isn't a city...............

Yeah, Canterbury might be a better choice

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Manchestaaarrr 😂: an apprentice reference, my life though

Never, ever confuse Liverpool with Mancs.

I got the English and NI ones all mixed up, but I got the Scottish ones (and the one Welsh one) all correct!

Would like to point out Brighton isn't a city. It's The City of Brighton AND Hove!

Some of these places aren't actually official cities but no matter.

Douglas is Isle of Man and that is NOT part of the UK - it's a British Crown Dependency.

These quizzes are great learning tools for me. I read a lot of British history, so I should be more familiar with its geography.

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why only these cities ? there is 69 cities right! what's so special about those?

6/21 oh lord well I guess having been to London and south England doesn't help much

Confused. I clicked on most of them and they all changed colour when I did. I know where these places are. Yet it said my score was 0. On mobile if it makes a difference

Spot on!

Can someone please explain to me how Kirkwall is a city???? it's a tiny town in the orkney islands?????? Also there are way more cities than the list shows.