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Seven Letter Geography #3

Can you guess these geographic answers that are exactly seven letters long?
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Most populous city in Scotland
Glasgow
Major waterfalls on the border of the U.S. and Canada
Niagara
Dubai or Sharjah, for example
Emirate
Florence, in its native language
Firenze
Region the above is located within
Tuscany
Island where you'd find Eyjafjallajökull
Iceland
Washington D.C.'s river
Potomac
Capital of Wales
Cardiff
Largest inland city in Florida
Orlando
Copenhagen's island
Zealand
Country which was part of Ethiopia until 1993
Eritrea
Driest non-polar desert
Atacama
Region of the Netherlands, and incorrect term for the country as a whole
Holland
Peninsula on which most of Denmark lies
Jutland
French island in the Mediterranean
Corsica
Canadian city home to an annual "Stampede"
Calgary
Capital of Venezuela
Caracas
Language also known as Farsi
Persian
Peninsula directly north of Hong Kong island
Kowloon
Country that envelops Gambia
Senegal
"Major" Balearic island
Majorca
City known as Batavia when it was part of the Dutch East Indies
Jakarta
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12 Comments
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Level 78
Nov 18, 2014
One of these days i'll learn how to spell Niagara. Even thought it was only 6 letters, I spelled it Niagra, like I always do and couldn't figure out why it wasn't working. Sorry I ruined the 100% for Niagara :-(
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Level 76
May 6, 2015
Officially it's the Republic of the Gambia. Like when people talk about THE Ohio State University. As if there was more than one.
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Level 86
Mar 2, 2026
Confused as to why using the definite article implies there is more than one of something. Does calling the country the United States of America imply there are others? Or the planet earth? Or the Atlantic Ocean?
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Level 94
May 6, 2015
Tried to figure out how you were stretching Amager into seven letters for most of a minute before it dawned on me that the rest of Copenhagen was on an island too...
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Level 73
May 20, 2015
I had the same, but Zealand came to my mind a bit faster than in a minute ;)
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Level 63
Nov 9, 2023
I guessed Jutland and got the other question right, I ended up getting the right answer though

Also misread Balearic as Baltic lol

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Level 74
Dec 3, 2015
Thank you Ezio :)
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Level 69
Jul 3, 2017
Enjoyed that one, was able to get all the answers but made my brain have a little think for some. Good start to a Monday morning.
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Level 73
Jul 3, 2017
Woot 30/30 with 3.41 left! Nice quiz
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Level 66
Jul 3, 2017
A joke I first read many many years ago: "Can you tell me what nationality Napoleon's parents were?" "Of Corsican." I didn't think it was funny then, or now, but how often do we get to speak about things Corsican?
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Level 69
Feb 26, 2021
That's sounded so icelandic
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Level 72
Jun 6, 2024
Looked, yes. No way I said it right though ;-)