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Towns beginning with J: guess the country
In which country could you find each of these places?
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Last updated: September 1, 2023
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| First submitted | August 31, 2023 |
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1.
Jakarta
North Macedonia
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India
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Czech Republic
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Indonesia
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2.
Jalalabad
Sri Lanka
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Afghanistan
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Oman
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Kazakhstan
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3.
Jamestown
USA
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Tonga
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Guyana
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Malaysia
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4.
Jinan
Honduras
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China
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Turkey
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Mali
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5.
Jabalpur
Pakistan
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Iran
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India
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Sri Lanka
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6.
Juliaca
Slovenia
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Italy
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Cambodia
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Peru
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7.
Jos
Nigeria
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Ecuador
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Andorra
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Austria
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8.
Jizzax
Switzerland
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Bhutan
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Tunisia
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Uzbekistan
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9.
Jeonju
Guinea-Bissau
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South Korea
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Marshall Islands
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Taiwan
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10.
Jacmel
Hungary
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Madagascar
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Haiti
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Ethiopia
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11.
Joao Pessoa
North Korea
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Angola
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Brazil
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Cape Verde
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12.
Jaén
France
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Lithuania
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Spain
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Benin
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13.
Juba
Papua New Guinea
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Cuba
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Turkmenistan
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South Sudan
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14.
Jambi
Indonesia
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Tanzania
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Libya
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Pakistan
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15.
Jounieh
Lebanon
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Somalia
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Vietnam
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Burundi
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16.
Jastrzebie Zdroj
Serbia
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Latvia
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Poland
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Lithuania
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17.
Japekrom
Bahamas
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Luxembourg
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Ghana
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Brunei
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18.
Jönköping
Bhutan
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Germany
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Turkey
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Sweden
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19.
Jacona de Plancarte
Mauritius
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Guinea
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Mexico
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Switzerland
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20.
Jyväskylä
Latvia
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Kiribati
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Finland
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Iceland
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PS. About Finnish city called Jyväskylä. Writing ä with ae has been international tradition, like our skiers Hämäläinen and Määttä were written as Haemaelaeinen and Maeaettae. As a native Finnish speaker, they look awful. I understand very well that people omit diacritics, and writing Jyvaskyla is very good on my opinion, because the structure of the word is not changed. When the extra letter "e" marks frontness, it makes the word look very different.