World Geography: Choose the odd one out

The de jure capital of Ivory Coast was moved from Abidjan to Yamoussoukro in 1983.

The capital of Québec is... Québec. Not Montréal.

Falaj al Mualla is an oasis region in the emirate of Umm al Quwain.

Sumatra is the 6th-largest. In addition to Greenland, Madagascar and Baffin, the top 5 is rounded out by New Guinea and Borneo.

Koisan is a language family spoken mostly in Botswana and Zimbabwe.

The Changja river is entirely within North Korea, and ends at the Chinese border where it meets the Yalu. The Lancang starts in China, and the Amur forms the border with Russia.

The highest point in Kazakhstan is Khan Tengri, at 22,999' (7,010m).

E70 runs from A Coruña Spain, to Poti Georgia, by running through the Balkan peninsula and Turkey, south of the Black Sea. It bypasses Russia entirely.

Montana had 1,084,000 people; Delaware only had 990,000.

The largest city in Bolivia is Santa Cruz, in Bosnia/Herzegovina is Sarajevo, in Nigeria is Lagos, and in Vietnam is Ho Chi Minh City.

Bhutan's policy of neutrality means they refuse to hold diplomatic relations with any of the UN Security Council permanent members: the USA, UK, France, China or Russia.

Panama's Sancocho is a stew made from chicken, root vegetables (yams and/or cassava) and herbs. Thieboudienne is fish cooked in broken rice, Tom Yam Kung is a prawn soup, and Hákarl is fermented shark.)

The Monegros Desert is in Spain not South America. It plays host to an eponymous electronic music festival every summer.

While the HRE did not have an official, permanent de jure capital, many cities served this function as the seat of the emperor and, in later years, home of the Reichstag. These included Nuremberg, Prague, Vienna, Frankfurt, Aachen, Palermo, Innsbruck and others. Berlin was never associated in any way with being a capital of the HRE.