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Largest Cities in Western Europe with a Map

You have to name every city in Western Europe which has a population over 1.5 Million. A map is provided for your help.
Based on Urban Area. Source:CityPopulation.de
Western Europe as defined in this quiz.
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First submittedApril 23, 2020
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Population
City
14.9 m
London
11.5 m
Paris
6.7 m
Madrid
6.1 m
Milan
5.7 m
The Ruhr
5.0 m
Cologne / Dusseldorf
4.9 m
Barcelona
4.9 m
Berlin
4.0 m
Naples
3.6 m
Athens
3.4 m
Rome
3.4 m
Rotterdam
3.3 m
Frankfurt am Main
3.3 m
Birmingham
3.2 m
Manchester
2.9 m
Hamburg
2.8 m
Brussels
2.5 m
Amsterdam
Population
City
2.5 m
Lisbon
2.4 m
Stuttgart
2.4 m
Vienna
2.3 m
Munich
2.3 m
Stockholm
2.2 m
Leeds
2.0 m
Lyon
1.9 m
Valencia
1.9 m
Liverpool
1.8 m
Copenhagen
1.7 m
Marseille
1.7 m
Glasgow
1.6 m
Mannheim
1.6 m
Turin
1.6 m
Porto
1.5 m
Sheffield
1.5 m
Helsinki
1.5 m
Dublin
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9 Comments
GeoPhilia
+2
Level 57
Apr 24, 2020
Also try French and German version of this quiz.
Milezinator
+7
Level 71
Apr 24, 2020
Nice quiz! What was your method for determining what counts as part of Western Europe? It's a lot more inclusive than the Western European UN statistical region https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_geoscheme
InfiniteBulk
+2
Level 72
Dec 16, 2020
Definitely should be featured, if not for a few small things. 1. I would grey out Cologne/Dusseldorf. 2. I'm unsure about Norway and Sweden, but Finland definitely shouldn't be here (It used to be part of Russia). Same for Greece. Really is up to you, although these are things to consider.
InfiniteBulk
+1
Level 72
Dec 16, 2020
Can you also possibly include what type of population so that simple-minded people like me won't wonder why Seville isn't on here.
GeoPhilia
+2
Level 57
Dec 16, 2020
Finland and Greece are part of Western Europe as another featured quiz, titled Western Europe Map Quiz classify them as Western European, so I did the same with this quiz as we mostly follow featured quizzes when it comes to such defination.

Also, I added "Based on Urban Population in caveat."

JarBar
+3
Level 67
Mar 14, 2024
Sorry to interfere, but the other quiz you based your map on is totally wrong as well...

Western Europe is a region defined by the UN Statistical Regions. This doesn't include Greece or the Nordic nations. Spain, Portugal, Iceland, Ireland and the UK aren't included either.

This region consitst of Belgium, France, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Luxemburg, Netherlands, Monaco and Liechtenstein.

On the other hand, you can also devide Europe between east and west. Then Spain, Portugal, Ireland Sweden, Norway, Iceland and the UK can be included. Finland and Greece should definetly be excluded...

So, even if your 'sourcequiz' is wrong, that doens't mean you can change this to be correct... I also believe that you can explain your devision in the caveats.

Greetings!

Dollyfroggy
+1
Level 63
Mar 27, 2024
To be fair, the other quiz says in the caveats that its definition is based on Cold War status.
dewon9731
+1
Level 76
Mar 15, 2024
Greece as a West European country?
CardinalSin
+1
Level 82
Nov 25, 2024
Having visited all of these cities (other than the greyed out one) made scoring 100% easier.
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