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British Monopoly Board

Can you name the squares on a typical British Monopoly board?
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Last updated: August 12, 2014
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First submittedFebruary 8, 2012
Times taken36,340
Average score50.0%
Rating4.42
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Location
 
Go
 
Old Kent Road
 
Community Chest
 
Whitechapel Road
 
Income Tax
 
King's Cross Station
 
The Angel, Islington
 
Chance
 
Euston Road
 
Pentonville Road
 
Location
 
Jail
 
Pall Mall
 
Electric Company
 
Whitehall
 
Northumberland Ave
 
Marylebone Station
 
Bow Street
 
Community Chest
 
Marlborough Street
 
Vine Street
 
Location
 
Free Parking
 
Strand
 
Chance
 
Fleet Street
 
Trafalgar Square
 
Fenchurch Street Station
 
Leicester Square
 
Coventry Street
 
Water Works
 
Piccadilly
 
Location
 
Go to Jail
 
Regent Street
 
Oxford Street
 
Community Chest
 
Bond Street
 
Liverpool Street Station
 
Chance
 
Park Lane
 
Super Tax
 
Mayfair
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Level 61
Feb 8, 2012
Fenchurch Street Station is the correct answer, could this be changed please?
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Level 64
Feb 8, 2012
When I was growing up in the US, all I had was a UK board. I'm surprised I remembered five of them..
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Level 57
Feb 8, 2012
Been waiting for this one!
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Level 61
Feb 9, 2012
Thank you for the change
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Level 85
Feb 9, 2012
Is this where I'm supposed to complain that the quizmaster is too anglo-centric and should make more quizzes for us 'mericans?
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Level 45
Aug 20, 2014
Sigh, I know, right?
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Level 62
Apr 9, 2016
It doesn't work both ways. If the site is skewed towards one audience, the marginalised audience has a right to complain. The other audience doesn't get to complain when the site attempts to rectify the problem.
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Level 68
Nov 18, 2016
Nice!
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Level 67
Dec 16, 2018
I know it is a joke. But there is a significant difference, here the question states it is about a UK subject. Complaining now would be like complaining that a quiz about cities in the UK is too UK orientated, ofcourse the answers will be about the UK

People ( well some allways find a reason to complain) dont mind quizes that are US orientated. But if the quiz claims to be international that is different (like I dont know, Important places in the world, and 80% of the answers are places located in the US)

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Level 83
Oct 16, 2023
So you've made up a scenario and then used this fiction to justify incessant complaining across the site? Seems a shaky justification to me.

Also, I think you may have meant "oriented". Unless, of course, you're suggesting that the quizzes in question are aligned to face East...

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Level 38
Apr 26, 2022
In Australia, no offence, but we use the British version. (Or at least I do)
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Level 27
Apr 25, 2012
100% with 2 mins, 3 secs to spare. Yippee!
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Level 19
Jul 13, 2012
whitehall got me :'(
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Level 26
Sep 20, 2012
Why are there two different Monopoly boards for US and UK??
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Level 77
May 10, 2014
The US board properties are real streets in Atlantic City New Jersey. Mostly meaningless to people overseas. In the same way that the British properties don't have much meaning to Americans.
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Level 82
Aug 11, 2014
most Americans have never been to Atlantic City and probably don't know the original Monopoly board was based on it.
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Level 55
Aug 11, 2014
Well, the most expensive property is Boardwalk, and I do think most Americans are aware of Atlantic City's famous Boardwalk, so by extension they do know where it's based.

The British board is based on London, of course, so although many streets won't be well known (like all the orange and yellow ones I forgot just now, and I live in London), at least people are likely to have heard of Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly and Kings Cross Station.

As far as I remember, many places around the world used the American board, and other countries - particularly if they were part of the Empire or the Commonwealth - used the British board. And finally localisation for many other countries came in, probably in the 1980s, I think.

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Level 82
Aug 12, 2014
There are boardwalks all over the place. Actually I remember as a child playing the game and thinking that maybe it was based on Ocean City, MD. Then later deciding it was just made-up. and then many years later learning about the connection to Atlantic City, though I've still never been to Atlantic City. My grandmother used to like to go there to gamble, that's all I know about the place. I was able to guess many of the famous places in London which is why I got a few on this quiz. There are thousands of different Monopoly boards out there... pretty much every single college town in the United States sells its own local version, there are hundreds of different international versions and novelty versions based on movies or book series or different hobbies.
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Level 82
Aug 12, 2014
London is a much more famous and well-known city than Atlantic City, even to most Americans I'd wager.
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Level 38
May 31, 2015
I salute Harry Potter for introducing me to the only british train station that i can easily remember!!!!!
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Level 35
Dec 21, 2012
missed the THE in angel islington. 23 otherwise.
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Level 10
Aug 12, 2013
i totally forgot about all the other squares like go and free parking lol
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Level 75
Nov 15, 2016
Same here, and I was surprised that my 28% garnered 5 points. I took the quiz again and added in those plus a couple more I remembered and scored 81%. I'm a 'Murican who has never been across the pond but I read a lot of British books and watch a lot of British TV on Netflix, which helped.
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Level 10
Oct 30, 2013
5 isn't bad for someone who NEVER played the UK version. :D
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Level 82
Aug 11, 2014
I've never played nor seen the UK Monopoly board but I managed to get 13.
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Level 36
Aug 11, 2014
Haven't played in over six years and I got all, surprised me.
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Level 68
Nov 18, 2016
We played the UK monopoly game a lot as kids. It always ended in tears..
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Level 75
May 27, 2014
Like to see quizzes on the Aussie and Star Wars editions of the boards, too.
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Level 38
May 31, 2015
+1. Also the electronic, Girl Guiding, and various australian city versions!
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Level 51
Aug 12, 2014
How about the one based on the 98 World Cup in France? That's the one we play in our family! ;)
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Level 37
Aug 12, 2014
Could just "Islington" work for The Angel, Islington?
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Level ∞
Aug 12, 2014
Olay
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Level 38
May 31, 2015
*oKay
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Level 32
Apr 22, 2020
Olé
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Level 83
Aug 27, 2015
I think I've been playing the Leeds edition for too long. I kept trying to put in Leeds Town Hall and Temple Newsam. It's a long time since I played the London edition...
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Level 53
Aug 27, 2015
Played it yesterday and I managed to get 1, with 0 seconds to spare, and I'm only 27
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Level 27
Apr 23, 2016
No SUPER TAX in London version. I've played it.
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Level 56
May 26, 2016
Sorry Anna, but there is ... http://www.quizmasters.biz/Pub%20Genius/Monopoly/Monopoly.html
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Level 75
Nov 15, 2016
I googled Super Tax but couldn't really find much or understand it. Does it still exist?
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Level 56
Apr 19, 2022
"IN 1906 a Committee of the House of Commons examined the method of collection and the statistics of the Income Tax with a view to the possibility of differentiation between earned and unearned income and to the yield of a super-tax on high incomes. In 1909 a super-tax was imposed of 6d. per £ on the excess over £3000 of personal incomes exceeding £5000; in 1907 the rate on earned incomes, where total personal income was less than £2000, was reduced to 9d., the ordinary rate being then 1 shilling. In 1909, when the rate on unearned income was raised to Is. 2d., that on the earned incomes of those whose total income was over £2000 and not over £3000 was fixed at 1 s."

At "The British Super-Tax and the Distribution of Income"

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Level 38
Nov 15, 2016
Just couldn't remember Bow St and i don't know why!
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Level 34
Mar 19, 2017
Didn't do well on this one. You got to try the Cornwall version its fantastic.
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Level 47
Jun 2, 2017
Nostalgia of once living in uk
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Level 33
Sep 3, 2017
35/36 because I didn't know how to spell "Marlborough"
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Level 35
Apr 5, 2018
got them all one minute left get in
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Level 77
Oct 24, 2018
For one who used to play the game twice a week whilst at primary school, this was very easy!
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Level 67
Dec 16, 2018
I think even the dutch board would ve been a challenge to get all. But I ll give it a go. I hope I get atleast a few,... but most will be random guesses, if not all. Wait One allready comes to mind, so I know atleast one ( I think... if it is the british one... king's cross)

Here we go..

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Level 67
Dec 16, 2018
I got 4 haha
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Level 50
Feb 17, 2019
jail square is also just visiting
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Level 55
Feb 9, 2022
In many versions the tile is called Northumb'nd Street, should this be accepted?
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Level 35
Apr 27, 2022
Play it all the time, easily knew every square, just didn't know how to spell marlborough
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Level 79
Nov 2, 2023
A trip back into childhood. The last station was the last one in.