Biggest European Cities by Letter - D

Name the 25 largest European cities that start with D.
City proper, data from citypopulation.de
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Rank
Population
Country
Hint
City
1
984,000
Ukraine
Was called Dnipropetrovsk until 2016
Dnipro
2
929,000
Ukraine
Centre of the war in Donbass
Donetsk
3
612,000
Germany
Capital of North Rhine-Westphalia
Düsseldorf
4
586,000
Germany
Famous soccer club: Borussia...
Dortmund
5
553,000
Ireland
Guinness, Baile Atha Cliath
Dublin
6
544,000
Germany
Frauenkirche (destroyed in WWII)
Dresden
7
491,000
Germany
World's biggest inland harbor
Duisburg
8
261,000
United Kingdom
Centre for advanced transport manufacturing
Derby
9
223,000
Russia
Chemical weapons
Dzerzhinsk
10
203,000
Hungary
Capital from 1944 to 1945
Debrecen
11
186,000
Spain
The Basque name for San Sebastián
Donostia
12
155,000
Germany
An element is named after this city
Darmstadt
13
154,000
France
Mustard
Dijon
14
148,000
United Kingdom
Located on the Firth of Tay
Dundee
15
132,000
Spain
"Two sisters", in Spanish
Dos Hermanas
16
122,000
Poland
Big city in the Silesian Voivodeship
Dąbrowa Górnicza
17
119,000
Netherlands
Colloquially called Dordt
Dordrecht
18
117,000
Russia
Moscow International Airport
Domodedovo
19
113,000
Albania
Second-largest city in Albania
Durrës
20
112,000
United Kingdom
St. George's Minster
Doncaster
21
101,000
Netherlands
Antony van Leeuwenhoek
Delft
22
100,000
Russia
Sometimes called Dolgopa
Dolgoprudny
23
99,000
Netherlands
River IJssel
Deventer
24
93,000
Romania
Iron Gates of the Danube
Drobeta-Turnu Severin
25
89,000
France
Channel coast, 1940 battle
Dunkirk
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