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Country	Description	City	% Correct
France	Home of Arc de Triomphe, Eiffel Tower, Louvre, and Avenue des Champs-Élysées	Paris	96%
Germany	Divided by a wall until 1990	Berlin	95%
United Kingdom	Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, London Eye, and Trafalgar Square are all in this former capital of the largest empire of the world	London	95%
Spain	2nd largest metropolitan agglomeration in the EU and largest in Spain, center of the monarchy after Spain was united	Madrid	95%
Russia	Home to the most famous Kremlin, Ostankino Tower, the Red Square and the largest metropolitan area in Europe	Moscow	95%
United States	Wall Street & Statue of Liberty are some of the major features in the largest city in the USA and the largest Anglophone-speaking city in the world	New York City	95%
Italy	Center of a grand empire of the same name	Rome	95%
Australia	The largest city in Australia known for an Opera House	Sydney	95%
Egypt	Largest city in Egypt, the Middle East, Africa and the Arabic World	Cairo	94%
Ireland	"The Fair City"	Dublin	94%
United States	Home of the Hollywood Sign, Hollywood Boulevard and the second largest city in the United States	Los Angeles	94%
Mexico	Built on the ancient ruins of Tenochtitlan; the largest Spanish-Speaking city in the world	Mexico City	94%
Brazil	Home of Cristo Redentor and Estadio Maracanã; once the capital of the Portuguese Empire	Rio de Janeiro	94%
Japan	New capital and largest city in Japan	Tokyo	94%
Netherlands	Center of the Netherlands' culture and home to the it's historic canals, cannabis, Van Gogh Museum, Rijksmuseum, and red light district	Amsterdam	93%
Greece	Known as the birthplace of Democracy	Athens	93%
Spain	Center of the Catalonia movement, is the 5th largest metropolitan area in the EU	Barcelona	93%
China	Home to the Temple of Heaven and the Forbidden City	Beijing	93%
Portugal	The capital of Portugal is home to a colonialist legacy, Fado, Sao Jorge Castle, the Belem Tower, and Rua Augusta Arch	Lisbon	93%
Norway	Fastest growing city in Europe at the turn of the millennium; #1 in terms of quality of life in Europe	Oslo	93%
Canada	Canada's largest city is dwarfed by the CN Tower	Toronto	93%
Brazil	The planned capital of Brazil meant to be looked at by the sky	Brasilia	92%
Belgium	De facto capital of the European Union	Brussels	92%
Argentina	Known for its wide boulevards & European architecture	Buenos Aires	92%
India	The capital of India is included in this larger metropolitan area of the same name	Delhi	92%
Cuba	Capital of Cuba; its whole old town is considered a UNESCO Heritage Site	Havana	92%
Ukraine	The largest city and capital of Ukraine; once completely destroyed in the Mongol Invasions and now damaged in a recent war	Kyiv	92%
United States	Cuban cultural center of the United States also coins itself as the "Cruise Capital of the World"	Miami	92%
United States	Home of the Golden Gate Bridge, famous bay and historical center of liberalism in the United States	San Francisco	92%
Russia	The second largest city in Russia; was founded by Peter the Great as a new planned capital of Russia	St. Petersburg	92%
Austria	The city of dreams and classical music	Vienna	92%
South Africa	First permanent residence founded in South Africa by settlers; one of the capitals of South Africa and 2nd largest city	Cape Town	91%
United States	The famous Willis (Sears) Tower is located in the 3rd largest metropolitan area in the United States	Chicago	91%
Denmark	The most bicycle friendly city in the world	Copenhagen	91%
Finland	One of the most livable cities in the world; the capital and largest in Finland	Helsinki	91%
Turkey	Previously known as Constantinople; has been part of the Roman, Byzantine, Latin, and Ottoman Empires	Istanbul	91%
United Kingdom	The world's first industrialized city and the UK's second largest city by metropolitan population	Manchester	91%
Italy	Largest city in Northern Italy and center of fashion	Milan	91%
South Korea	Major technology centers in this capital/largest city in South Korea include the Gangnam and Digital Media City	Seoul	91%
Sweden	Home to some of the most prestigious colleges in Europe; hosts the annual Nobel Prize ceremonies	Stockholm	91%
Canada	Largest city in British Columbia with a sizeable Asian-American population	Vancouver	91%
Poland	Capital of Poland; it also gained the new title of "Phoenix City" after the complete reconstruction after the World Wars	Warsaw	91%
Colombia	Bolivar Square is in the center of the capital of Colombia	Bogota	90%
United States	The largest city in New England; had a very famous tea party	Boston	90%
Hungary	The largest city and capital of Hungary formed by the merge of two cities	Budapest	90%
United States	This northern Texan city, twinned with Forth Worth, is home to 10 of the Fortune 500 companies in the city limits	Dallas	90%
United States	Known as "H-Town", "Space City" and "Bayou City" also houses the Mission Control Center	Houston	90%
United States	Coined itself as the "Entertainment Capital of the World" but is morealess known as "Sin City"	Las Vegas	90%
Peru	This capital city founded by Francisco Pizarro is one of the biggest cities in South America	Lima	90%
Australia	Known for the Cricket Ground and the National Gallery of Victoria	Melbourne	90%
Czech Republic	Historical capital of Bohemia home to the Charles Bridge	Prague	90%
Chile	Capital of Chile founded by Pedro Valdivia	Santiago	90%
United States	Home of the Space Needle and birthplace of Grunge Music	Seattle	90%
United States	Capital of the United States, home of the Washington Monument, Lafayette Square, and The White House	Washington	90%
United Arab Emirates	The largest city in the United Arab Emirates, home to the Burj Khalifa and more than 2% of the Persian Gulf's economy	Dubai	89%
Israel	Very holy city to Christians, Jews and Muslims	Jerusalem	89%
South Africa	The "City of Gold", largest and most wealthy city in South Africa	Johannesburg	89%
India	Home to Bollywood and center of maritime trade	Mumbai	89%
Germany	Site of Oktoberfest and much of Germany's tourism	Munich	89%
Canada	Home of Parliament Hill	Ottawa	89%
Panama	Bougainvillea plazas, neoclassical architecture and important canal city is the center of Panama and its capital	Panama City	89%
Brazil	The largest city in Brazil and home to the Edifício Martinelli skyscraper; the largest Portuguese-speaking city in the world	Sao Paulo	89%
China	Home of "The Bund" and the Oriental Pearl Tower	Shanghai	89%
Singapore	This city-state is considered one of the 4 Asian Tigers; has one of the highest standards of living in the world	Singapore	89%
Algeria	Capital of Algeria home of the (most famous) Notre-Dame d'Afrique	Algiers	88%
Turkey	Capital of Turkey and 2nd largest in the country; much Roman and Ottoman architecture is preserved in the city	Ankara	88%
Thailand	Largest primate city in the world; one of the most traveled to cities in the world	Bangkok	88%
Romania	The largest city in Romania is sometimes called "Little Paris" or "Paris of the East"	Bucharest	88%
United Kingdom	Home of Arthur's Seat and a castle of the same name of the capital of Scotland	Edinburgh	88%
Indonesia	Largest city in Southeast Asia and in Indonesia known as the "Big Durian"	Jakarta	88%
Philippines	This along with Quezon City and others makes up the largest metropolitan area in the Philippines; fastest growing city in Southeast Asia	Manila	88%
Canada	Largest city in Quebec where one might enjoy poutine	Montreal	88%
Australia	The largest city in Western Australia and an important naval base for the Allies in WW2	Perth	88%
Bulgaria	The capital of Bulgaria has been described as the "Triangle of Religious Tolerance"	Sofia	88%
Iran	32nd capital of Persia and modern day capital of Iran	Tehran	88%
Tunisia	Avenue Habib Bourguiba is located in the center of the capital of Tunisia, also built over the ancient city of Carthage	Tunis	88%
Italy	"Queen of the Adriatic"	Venice	88%
New Zealand	The southernmost capital in the world and the world's windiest city	Wellington	88%
Egypt	Home of a Great Library & Lighthouse	Alexandria	87%
Iraq	Center of the Islamic Golden Age	Baghdad	87%
United States	The largest city in Michigan is the home city of the "Big Three" auto manufacturers in the US	Detroit	87%
Afghanistan	Controlled by over 12 different empires throughout history	Kabul	87%
China	One of the 4 Asian Tigers; handed over to China from the United Kingdom in 1997	Hong Kong	87%
United Kingdom	Known for its famous football league and being the birthplace of the Beatles; site of the oldest Black and Chinese communities in Europe	Liverpool	87%
United States	Played a historical role in the 1960 Civil Right Movements and has the most passenger traffic out of any Airport	Atlanta	86%
New Zealand	Known as the "City of Sails", this is the largest city in New Zealand and the tallest structure in the Southern Hemisphere	Auckland	86%
United Kingdom	Largest city and cultural hub in Scotland, it is also a technically a port city on the River Clyde	Glasgow	86%
Italy	Former capital of the Kingdom of Two Sicily's	Naples	86%
United States	The largest city in Pennsylvania is home to Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell	Philadelphia	86%
North Korea	Home to the biggest stadium in the world, the capital and largest city of North Korea	Pyongyang	86%
Venezuela	Venezuela's capital and largest city; the final resting place of Simon Bolivar	Caracas	85%
United States	The "Mile High City" (not to be confused with Maseru) is the largest city in Colorado	Denver	85%
Germany	Home to the European Central Bank	Frankfurt am Main	85%
Jamaica	Birthplace of Reggae	Kingston	85%
Nigeria	The largest city in Nigeria was originally founded on an Island of the same name	Lagos	85%
Bolivia	Highest administrative capital in the world which features Mt. Illimani in the background	La Paz	85%
France	Second oldest port on the Mediterranean	Marseille	85%
Kenya	Location of the United Nations Environmental Program	Nairobi	85%
United States	World-renowned city in the US South for its French Quarter, Creole Culture, and huge historical impact on US history	New Orleans	85%
Portugal	2nd largest city in Portugal is known for its famous Port Wine in the cellars of its twin city, Vila Nova de Gaia	Porto	85%
Latvia	Largest of the three Baltic capitals	Riga	85%
United States	The Birthplace of California often associated with the United States Navy	San Diego	85%
Taiwan	This capital of Taiwan twinned with the port city of Keelung	Taipei	85%
Estonia	Capital of Estonia; birthplace of Skype and TransferWise	Tallinn	85%
Croatia	Its "Lower Town" houses the main square of the capital of Croatia	Zagreb	85%
Switzerland	Among the world's largest financial centers, despite its relativity small size	Zurich	85%
United Kingdom	Site of Titanic's construction and largest city in Northern Ireland	Belfast	84%
Morocco	Home of the primary naval base of the Royal Moroccan Navy and main industrial/economic center of Morocco	Casablanca	84%
Germany	Europe's third largest port was a free imperial city for most of its history	Hamburg	84%
Vietnam	New capital of Vietnam after the Vietnam War; UNESCO called it the "City of Peace" in 1999	Hanoi	84%
Pakistan	Capital of Pakistan; home to Democracy Square and the Faisal Mosque; most of its citizens are predominantly wealthy	Islamabad	84%
Malaysia	Home of the Petronas Towers	Kuala Lumpur	84%
Uruguay	Capital of Uruguay revolving around the Plaza de la Independencia	Montevideo	84%
Japan	Location of corporations Panasonic and Sharp	Osaka	84%
Ecuador	A city built on the remains of an ancient Inca city; the capital of Ecuador	Quito	84%
Saudi Arabia	Center of the first Saudi State	Riyadh	84%
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Known as the "Jerusalem of the Balkans"	Sarajevo	84%
Lebanon	This city suffered a major explosion in 2020	Beirut	83%
United Kingdom	Manufacturing powerhouse in the Industrial Revolution which in return gave the city lots of interworking canals for trade	Birmingham	83%
Vietnam	Largest city in Vietnam; named after a revolutionist and leader in the Vietnam War	Ho Chi Minh City	83%
Kuwait	Al Ahmadi makes up the majority of this major urban agglomeration that encompasses all of Kuwait	Kuwait City	83%
France	Its location served as the capital of the Gaul's	Lyon	83%
Netherlands	Europe's biggest seaport and site and largest city by urban area in the Netherlands, which includes Den Haag, the location of the Dutch Parliament	Rotterdam	83%
Israel	Called the "Vegans World Capital"	Tel Aviv	83%
Serbia	One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world and largest city/capital in Serbia	Belgrade	82%
Syria	In ruins because of the Syrian Civil War; still the largest city and capital of Syria	Damascus	82%
Bangladesh	The former legislative capital of Pakistan and the modern-day capital of Bangladesh	Dhaka	82%
United States	Rapidly growing and spread out capital of Arizona	Phoenix	82%
Libya	"Mermaid of the Mediterranean"	Tripoli	82%
Ethiopia	Largest city in Ethiopia and renowned diplomatic capital of Africa	Addis Ababa	81%
Saudi Arabia	The holiest city in Islam, home to the 2nd most expensive building in the world, the Masjid al-Haram Mosque	Mecca	81%
South Africa	Host of the 2010 FIFA World Cup; 8th richest city in Africa and one of the capitals of South Africa	Pretoria	81%
Morocco	Capital and now recognized port city of Morocco; Founded by Abd al-Mu'min as a military center of the Almohad Empire	Rabat	81%
Australia	Known for its Queenslander architecture	Brisbane	80%
Switzerland	Main economic center and 2nd biggest city in Switzerland	Geneva	80%
Guatemala	Former capital of the United Provinces of Central America	Guatemala City	80%
Nepal	The capital and largest city in Nepal; considered the gateway into the Himalayas	Kathmandu	80%
Luxembourg	De facto capital of the European Union	Luxembourg	80%
Lithuania	The largest city and capital of Lithuania	Vilnius	80%
Azerbaijan	The Maiden Tower looms over the only world capital on the Caspian Sea	Baku	79%
Slovakia	Once the capital of Hungary, the only national capital that borders two sovereign states	Bratislava	79%
United Kingdom	Capital and largest city in Wales in South Glamorgan County	Cardiff	79%
Qatar	Set to hold the 2022 World Cup and largest city of Qatar; an offshoot of Al Bidda city originally	Doha	79%
China	Center of the Pearl River Delta, the largest urban agglomeration in the world	Guangzhou	79%
Democratic Republic of the Congo	Largest Francophone city in the world	Kinshasa	79%
India	The oldest continuously used port in India	Kolkata	79%
Poland	The old capital of Poland; and one of the many named European Capitals of Culture in 2000	Krakow	79%
United States	Headquarters of the LDS church and largest city in Utah	Salt Lake City	79%
Spain	Home of the Casa de Contratación and world expositions like the Ibero-American Exposition and Expo '92	Seville	79%
Paraguay	Capital of Paraguay and largest city in the country; one of the cheapest places for tourists to visit	Asuncion	78%
Senegal	Founded by the Portuguese, it is the largest city and capital of Senegal; once the capital of the short lived Mali Federation	Dakar	78%
United States	This 2nd biggest metropolitan area in Florida combines with St. Petersburg to make the Greater Bay Area	Tampa	78%
Spain	Capital of the Second Spanish Republic and home to the Fallas Festivals	Valencia	78%
Jordan	An Umayyad grand complex lies in the center of the capital of Jordan	Amman	77%
Cyprus	This city is split in half by Cyprus and Northern Cyprus	Nicosia	77%
China	The breakout zone of COVID-19	Wuhan	77%
Canada	The center of Canada's oil industry	Calgary	76%
Pakistan	Also known as the "City of Lights", this is the largest city in Pakistan and formally one of the least safe cities in the world	Karachi	76%
United States	Originally founded as a Spanish Mission, it is the location of the Alamo and the oldest city in Texas	San Antonio	76%
Belgium	Largest city in the Flanders region	Antwerp	75%
Germany	Major city and cultural center in the Rhine Region	Cologne	75%
Sri Lanka	Largest city and economic center of Sri Lanka; includes the nation's capital, Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte inside in the urban area	Colombo	75%
Canada	"Gateway into the North"	Edmonton	75%
Japan	Location of the first nuclear bombing on a populated area	Hiroshima	75%
Sudan	Largest city by metropolitan area in Sudan, technically its twin city, Omdurman is larger in city-proper	Khartoum	75%
Japan	Japan's former capital from 794 to 1868 B.C.	Kyoto	75%
Angola	Most populous Portuguese-speaking capital in the world	Luanda	75%
United States	Tennessee city which is a historical center of the blues, country and rock and roll; home of Graceland and Beale Street	Memphis	75%
Cambodia	Known as the "Pearl of Asia"	Phnom Penh	75%
Dominican Republic	Known as the "First City of America", this city was formally named after Rafael Trujillo	Santo Domingo	75%
Italy	The "Cradle of Italian Liberty"	Turin	75%
Ghana	Indirectly founded by many Danish and British forts	Accra	74%
Kazakhstan	Capital of Kazakhstan with constantly changing names	Astana	74%
Tanzania	Largest city in Tanzania, once the capital of the country until 1973 where it was moved to Dodoma	Dar es Salaam	74%
Nigeria	Two natural monoliths, the Aso and Zuma Rock defines Nigeria's newly planned capital	Abuja	73%
United States	The largest city on Lake Erie which is home to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame	Cleveland	73%
Oman	The capital of Oman contains the city of Ruwi, which makes up most of its economic sector; once the center of a powerful Sultanate	Muscat	73%
Ukraine	Referred as the South Capital; this city was founded by Catherine The Great that oddly has more Mediterranean architecture than Russian	Odessa	73%
Mexico	Home city of Miguel Hidalgo's revolutionary government	Guadalajara	72%
United States	Home of Fort McHenry and known for its Inner Harbor. Also referred as "The Charm City"	Baltimore	71%
United States	The largest city in North Carolina and fastest growing metropolitan area from 2004 to 2014	Charlotte	71%
Colombia	"City of Eternal Spring"	Medellin	71%
United States	Known as the "Gateway to the West", it also has the smallest national park in the USA surrounding the Gateway Arch	St. Louis	71%
United States	The largest city in Wisconsin known for its historical brewing and Summerfest	Milwaukee	70%
Mexico	Home to the Zona Rio district	Tijuana	70%
Madagascar	Also known as Tana	Antananarivo	69%
Sweden	Largest port in the nordic countries was founded by Gustavus Adolphus in 1621	Gothenburg	69%
United States	Known as "Steel City" and the "City of Bridges", it's rapidly changing to become a hub in health care and technology	Pittsburgh	69%
Namibia	Primate city and capital of Namibia; built on the site of a permanent hot spring	Windhoek	69%
China	Historically known as the first capital of China, this is the site of the Terracotta Army and the start of the Silk Road	Xi'an	69%
United States	The largest metropolitan area in Ohio and the first city founded after the American Revolution	Cincinnati	68%
Pakistan	Known for the old city and Lollywood	Lahore	68%
Uzbekistan	Originally an independent city state in early history; now the largest city in Uzbekistan and capital; once the 4th largest city in the USSR	Tashkent	68%
India	Known as the "Detroit of India" & "Health Capital of India"	Chennai	67%
Italy	Busiest seaport in Italy	Genoa	67%
India	Fastest growing city in India	Bengaluru	66%
United Kingdom	Home of the Cabot Tower and the Floating Harbour, this southern English city is also called "Brizzle"	Bristol	66%
Saudi Arabia	This city is considered different by its locals and the most "open" city in Saudi Arabia	Jeddah	66%
Uganda	One of the most rapidly developing cities in Eastern Africa with a growth rate of 4.03%	Kampala	66%
China	Handed over to China from Portugal in 1999, now one of the biggest gambling centers in the world	Macau	66%
Russia	Largest city on the Pacific Ocean in Russia; terminus of the Trans-Siberian Railway	Vladivostok	66%
South Africa	KwaNatal Zulu city indirectly founded from a shipwreck off the coast	Durban	65%
Saudi Arabia	Last burial ground of the last prophet of Islam; second most holy city in the Islamic World	Medina	65%
France	One of the 4 main capitals of the EU, and largest city in Alsace	Strasbourg	65%
Germany	Headquarters of Mercedes-Benz and Porsche	Stuttgart	65%
Laos	Home of That Luang, an icon of Buddhism around the world	Vientiane	65%
South Africa	Location of the Supreme Court in South Africa, "City of Roses"	Bloemfontein	64%
Palestine	Been under a blockade since 2007	Gaza	64%
India	Also the name of a major Pakistani city	Hyderabad	64%
Mexico	Sprawling economic and industrial zone in Nuevo Leon	Monterrey	64%
Egypt	Home to many of the Pyramids and the Great Sphinx	Giza	63%
Japan	Largest city on Hokkaido that hosts an annual winter festival	Sapporo	63%
Turkey	Previously known as Smyrna, this third largest city of Turkey has a recorded history of over 3000 years of recorded urban history	Izmir	62%
Rwanda	Capital and largest city of Rwanda, recovered quickly after the 1991 civil war, which results in its new modern nickname the "Singapore of Africa"	Kigali	61%
Myanmar	Largest city and former capital of Myanmar has the most intact colonial buildings anywhere in South East Asia	Yangon	61%
Mozambique	Originally named Lourenco Marques, the capital and largest city of Mozambique has a large mixture of Neoclassical and Art Deco architecture	Maputo	59%
China	Third busiest container port in the world and home of many headquarters such as BYD, DJI and Tencent	Shenzhen	59%
China	This city's Yujiapu Financial District has become known to be the Manhattan of China	Tianjin	58%
Kazakhstan	Former capital in Kazakhstan; home to the Zenkov Cathedral	Almaty	57%
France	Largest port city in France during the colonial era	Nantes	57%
Côte d' Ivoire	The completion of the Vridi Canal made this center of Côte d'Ivoire one of the largest ports in Africa	Abidjan	56%
India	Former capital of the Mughal Empire in India; home to the Taj Mahal	Agra	56%
Brunei	The biggest city in Brunei once was the capital of the Burundian Empire	Bandar Seri Begawan	56%
Russia	Site of the Motherland Calls statue, and site of one of the longest and bloodiest battles in WW2	Volgograd	56%
United States	Site of the first battle of the American Civil War; 3rd largest metropolitan area in South Carolina behind Greenville and Columbia	Charleston	55%
India	Largest city in Gujarat	Ahmedabad	54%
Kenya	Controlled by the Portuguese, British, and Oman at different points	Mombasa	54%
China	Historically one of the largest cities in the world, and one of the 4 Ancient Capitals of China; home to Ming Palace, Porcelain Tower and Fuzimiao	Nanjing	54%
Tanzania	Once the center of the sultanate on the island of the same name; its historic center is called Stone Town (A World Heritage Site)	Zanzibar	54%
China	Capital of Tibet, home to the Potala Palace	Lhasa	53%
Russia	The largest city on Crimea; it was once a closed city in the USSR due to its strategic location on the Black Sea	Sevastopol	53%
Ecuador	Known as the "Pearl of the Pacific"	Guayaquil	51%
Brazil	Once another capital of Brazil and noted for its Afro-Brazilian culture	Salvador	51%
China	Formally known as Amoy, a British controlled port from 1842-1912	Xiamen	51%
China	Its city limits are larger than the country of Austria	Chongqing	50%
Germany	Many of its coal mines and factories have been changed to National Museums	Essen	49%
South Africa	Also called Nelson Mandela Bay, one of the most popular holiday destinations in South Africa for its beaches and safari	Gqeberha	49%
Nigeria	Largest Muslim-dominated city in Nigeria; once the center of its own Emirate	Kano	49%
Iraq	Known as Mûsil to the Kurds	Mosul	49%
Mexico	Renowned tourist destination on the Yucatan Peninsula	Cancun	48%
China	Manchurian city known as the "City of Ice"	Harbin	47%
Russia	The largest city in Asian Russia and one of the world's most renowned zoos	Novosibirsk	47%
Romania	Known as the unofficial capital of Transylvania and second largest city in Romania	Cluj-Napoca	45%
Russia	Known as the capital of sports in Russia and the capital of the Tatar ASSR in the Soviet Union	Kazan	45%
Indonesia	"Bravely Facing Danger"	Surabaya	45%
Bolivia	Bolivia's main commercial center and largest city in the country	Santa Cruz de la Sierra	39%
Malaysia	Located on Penang Island, this is referred to as the "Silicon Valley of the East"	George Town	32%
Romania	Called the "City of Flowers", this was the very first city in the world to be lit with electric street lamps in 1884	Timișoara	30%
India	Former capital of the Mauryan and Gupta empires	Patna	24%
China	Known for it's canals, pagodas and gardens, known as the "Venice of the East"	Suzhou	24%

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