Clear Circles on the World Map by Main City #3

Oh no, the world map has been covered up with circles! To clear a circle you have to type a city inside it that is either:
A) a world capital
B) one of the largest cities
C) one of the cities furthest from a larger city


Explanation of colours:
Big circles:
- blue indicates presence of capital cities
- red indicates lack of cities

City circles:
- red means it's not one of the largest
- green means it's not one of the furthest from a larger city
- blue means it's a capital city
So:
- a white dot means it has all 3 colours, hence it indicates a capital city that is neither one of the largest or one of the furthest to a larger city inside its circle
- a black dot means it as none of the 3 colours, hence it indicates a non-capital city that is both one of the largest and one of the furthest from a larger city in its circle.

Dot size depends on number of circles cleared by that city
Data for 1M cities from citypopulation.de, data for smaller cities from geonames.org
Cities with no more than 10,000 inhabitants are only considered if they have no larger city within 100 km
When stuck you can try moving the mouse over cleared circles to read the corresponding cities: one of them might work for a nearby circle!
Each city dot is associated to the big circle closest to it (when measuring distance between centres): when you guess that big circle, the city will turn brighe green. It could be the case that the city isn't an answer for that cirlce!
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Last updated: April 2, 2017
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Level 26
Apr 2, 2017
Cool concept