Statistics for European Geography by Letter - V

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Smallest country in the world by both area and population	Vatican City	100%
Italian city famous for its canals and bridges	Venice	100%
Capital of Austria	Vienna	100%
Palace near Paris created for King Louis XIV	Versailles	98%
Longest river in Europe	Volga	98%
Third-largest city in Spain, and the autonomous community its located in, west of Catalonia	Valencia	96%
Capital of Malta	Valletta	94%
Italian city which was the setting of Romeo and Juliet	Verona	94%
Medieval Norse seafarers who raided, traded, and explored throughout Europe and into North America	Vikings	94%
Capital of Lithuania	Vilnius	94%
Capital of Liechtenstein	Vaduz	91%
Russian city known as Stalingrad between 1925 and 1961	Volgograd	89%
British monarch who reigned from 1837-1901, during a period of great change and expansion of the British Empire	Victoria	83%
French city that was the site of the longest battle of the First World War	Verdun	55%
City that was one of the capitals of Medieval Russia and is also a common Russian name	Vladimir	53%
Germanic people group who sacked Rome in 410 and ruled southern France and Iberia from 418-720	Visigoths	51%
City of 1 million in southwestern Russia	Voronezh	40%
Chief who united the Gauls against the Romans but was ultimately defeated by Julius Caesar	Vercingetorix	19%
Island with the only airport in the Faroe Islands	Vágar	6%
Historical term for speakers of Eastern Romance languages in the Balkans	Vlachs	6%