Statistics for Biggest Cities in the European Union by Letter - J

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#	Population	Country	Hint	City	% Correct
1	213,000	Spain	Flamenco, Sherry, Horses	Jerez de la Frontera	74%
3	135,000	Sweden	Vättern Lake	Jönköping	50%
5	110,000	Germany	Friedrich Schiller	Jena	40%
4	115,000	Spain	The Arabs called it Yayyan	Jaén	37%
2	139,000	Finland	In Central Finland	Jyväskylä	37%
14	49,000	Latvia	Gulf of Riga town in the Art Nouveau style	Jūrmala	26%
9	76,000	Finland	Eastern Finland, Karelia	Joensuu	23%
11	57,000	Latvia	Largest town in Zemgale, German: Mitau	Jelgava	22%
13	51,000	Czech Republic	Capital of the Vysočina Region	Jihlava	18%
16	43,000	United Kingdom	1936 march against unemployment	Jarrow	17%
8	81,000	Poland	The name means "Deer Mountain" in Polish	Jelenia Góra	13%
15	45,000	Czech Republic	Mountain resort in the Jizera Mountains	Jablonec nad Nisou	11%
17	42,000	Finland	Jean Sibelius, "Ainola"	Järvenpää	10%
7	90,000	Poland	German: Bad Königsdorf-Jastrzemb	Jastrzębie-Zdrój	10%
20	38,000	France	Largest suburb of Tours	Joué-lès-Tours	10%
10	74,000	Sweden	Part of the Stockholm urban area	Järfälla	7%
6	93,000	Poland	Silesian Highlands, Przemsza River	Jaworzno	7%
12	51,000	Belgium	Brussels suburb, Vrije Universiteit	Jette	7%
19	38,000	Poland	South-eastern Poland	Jaroslaw	5%
18	40,000	Italy	Comune in Ancona Province, Frederick II	Jesi	2%