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Numerical geography

The answers to all of these geography-related questions are numbers.
*refers to cities proper; not metropolitan area
Please type in the numbers, as opposed to spelling them out
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Last updated: March 7, 2016
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How many UN recognised countries are there in the world?
196
To the nearest thousand metres, how high is Mt. Everest?
9000
Of all the African countries, how many are island nations?
6
How many sides are there to the flag of Nepal?
5
In what year did Spain and Portugal join the EU?
1986
How many thousands of people live in Nauru?
10
The Greek national anthem has how many verses?
158
How many EU member states are there currently?
28
How many U.S. states lie on an international border?
17
How many countries comprise Central America?
7
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The eruption of Krakatoa which killed over 30000 people occurred in what year?
1883
Of the 50 most populous cities* in the world, how many are in China?
16
If all countries were to be ranked according to area, where would Kazakhstan place?
9
What percentage of people voted to leave the UK in the 2014 Scottish referendum?
45
In minutes, how long did the Anglo-Zanzibar war of 1896 last?
38
The capital city of Brunei has how many letters in its name?
17
How many supervolcanoes are there in the United States?
3
What is the number of stars on the flag of Tuvalu?
9
How many letters are there in the Hawaiian alphabet?
13
How many countries have a legitimate claim to the Falkland Islands?
1
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