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European Geography By Letter - N

Guess these European geographical answers that start with the letter N.

Quiz by relessness - Oct 13, 2016

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Clue	Answer
Country known for fjords
Where pizza was invented
The above, in Italian
Scottish lake with a famous monster
Paris's most famous cathedral
1/4th of the UK
Northernmost county of England
Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, and Iceland	The Nordic Countries
Region of northern Spain - once an independent kingdom
City in Lorraine, France. Also a women's name in English

Clue	Answer
Often mistakenly called Holland
Capital of Cyprus
Its sheriff protects Sherwood Forest
Location of Nazi rallies, 1923-1938
Home of Geordies
The second city of Serbia
French region and D-Day landing site
City on the French Riviera
Gentrified London district and carnival locale
German city that gave its name to the capital of Bahamas

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Arp2600

level 72

Jul 15, 2014

At first, I thought that there was just one cathedral in Paris but of course not. Notre Dame is the main roman catholic cathedral, but there are other branches of catholicism as well as orthodoxy. In the end, it seems there are ten of them!

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kalbahamut

level 70

Aug 27, 2014

Nassau was named for William III of Orange-Nassau. Not for a German city.

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beetboy12

level 44

Aug 27, 2014

I was thinking the same thing. Maybe if it said German house or castle or family?

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Quizmaster

level ∞

Aug 27, 2014

@kalbahamat. You are right. I left out a few steps. The original Nassau was the German city.

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KeithRuffles

level 45

Aug 27, 2014

Northern Ireland isn't really '1/4th' of the UK - that suggests a quarter of either area or population when of course it constitutes far less than that. It'd be more accurate to describe it as "one of the UK's four constituent countries" or something similar.

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figfoe89

level 32

Aug 27, 2014

I agree with the premise of what you're saying, but it would be technically wrong to call Northern Ireland a country as there is in fact no universally accepted term to describe it. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_Ireland#descriptions)

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Erikthev

level 60

Aug 28, 2014

But the url you quote actually states "is variously described as a country, province or region of the United Kingdom, amongst other terms" Aren't you contradicting yourself??

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fizzure

level 43

Sep 10, 2014

Officially, the United Kingdom is a Unitary State which includes 2 countries (England, Scotland - for now) a principality (Wales) and a province (NI). Northern Ireland is a province.

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AceRimmer

level 26

Dec 15, 2014

I knew the 3rd city of Serbia, it also begins with N... :(

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Vincentdc

level 50

Feb 18, 2015

why is Loch Ness in a letter n-quiz?

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relessness

level 47

Feb 18, 2015

Because it's called Loch Ness

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sillie

level 76

Oct 15, 2016

Because "Loch" is lake. Similarly you'd find Lake Michigan under M.

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JoeCrouchMMA

level 63

Jul 4, 2016

Tried navarro, navarra and finally got it. Took me far too long

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Algernon

level 61

Oct 9, 2016

I had heard of Novi Sad, but for some reason I thought it was Vojvodina Novi Sad. No idea where I got that from. Annoying as it cost me the clean sweep.

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plattitude

level 76

Oct 11, 2016

I got caught up on Niš. Never sure exactly what they mean by "second city."

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dunkinggandalf

level 66

Oct 18, 2016

Vojvodina is the autonomous province, and Novi Sad its capital. You probably got that from the name of the football club, though, the FK Vojvodina Novi Sad...

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Algernon

level 61

Mar 12, 2017

Who knows. This time I got Northumbria and Northumberland mixed up. Rolls his eyes and mumbles lol

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Freestatebear

level 71

Nov 20, 2016

Guess I need to study the difference between Northumberland and Northumbria!

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RogerM

level 74

Mar 11, 2017

So, Cyprus has moved back to Europe for this quiz! It's in Asia. No it isn't, yes it is, no it.................

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QRU

level 60

Mar 11, 2017

It's in both asia and europe, as long as you don't open the box.

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IvanAndonov

level 34

Mar 11, 2017

It's interesting that the third city in Serbia also starts with an N - Nis, and its digits are pretty close to those of Novi Sad.

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MayaB

level 59

Mar 11, 2017

Interesting and also annoying. I couldn't think of anything else after Niš popped up in my head.

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nozzied

level 33

Mar 11, 2017

northern ireland didn't accept for me for some reason?

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jajaco2017

level 46

Mar 11, 2017

Nancyboys ?

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Stonecliff

level 35

Mar 13, 2017

Can you accept Normandie for Normandy? Its kinda like, the real name, you know?

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fitheach

level 50

Mar 13, 2017

Not in English it isn't. Next you'll be asking us to accept Nihon for Japan.

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Ryanlee

level 62

Jun 24, 2017

Yes it should be. Normandie is widely used in English as well. Most quizzes accept Corse for Corsica.

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Thorvald

level 65

Apr 2, 2017

Maybe instead of having two questions about Naples you could replace one with Neman (river that flows through Belarus, Lithuania and Russia), Nizhny Novgorod (major city and the centre of the river tourism in Russia) or Novaya Zemlya (archipelago where Soviets tested the most powerful atomic bomb in history)?

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Milosh92

level 34

Aug 18, 2017

Can Northumbria be accepted for northernmost English county?

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brandybuck96

level 70

Sep 13, 2017

The name Northumbria hasn't been used officially for several centuries.