7-Letter Geography Chain

Name these geography terms of 7 letters. Last letter begins the next word.

Quiz by manchesterutd10

Last updated: October 20, 2015

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Hint	Answer
Largest Andalusian city	Seville
One-fourth of the UK	England
Country on the Jutland Peninsula	Denmark
2nd largest world city by population	Karachi
Volcanic north Atlantic island	Iceland
Dodge truck and Colorado town	Durango
Capital of Washington state	Olympia
Home of the Coke factory	Atlanta
Most populous city in Orange Co., CA	Anaheim
Burma, to some	Myanmar
French island directly east of Madagascar	Reunion
Respectful greeting in Hindu culture	Namaste
Country that owns Galapagos Islands	Ecuador
Capital of North Carolina	Raleigh

Hint	Answer
City with Germany's largest port	Hamburg
Deutschland	Germany
City centered at Getty Square	Yonkers
Gambia is inside of this country	Senegal
Second largest city in northern India	Lucknow
Least-populous US state	Wyoming
Caribbean island nation	Grenada
Economic capital of the Ivory Coast	Abidjan
Capital of Kenya	Nairobi
Large English city on River Orwell	Ipswich
Capital of the Dutch province of North Holland	Haarlem
Largest city in Tennessee	Memphis
Largest island entirely in Indonesia	Sumatra
Capital of Algeria	Algiers

ander217

level 74

Oct 20, 2015

Harlem is not and never was a borough of New York City. It is part of the borough of Manhattan. NYC has only five boroughs - Manhattan, Queens, the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Staten Island.

manchesterutd10

level 51

Oct 20, 2015

Ok. Changed

Jerry928

level 70

Oct 20, 2015

The changed clue still threw me - I sounded to me like you wanted the Dutch term for neighborhood; New York has boroughs, so Amsterdam has... what?

manchesterutd10

level 51

Oct 20, 2015

Changed into a hard, yet straightforward clue now.