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City repeatedly rebuilt after devastating earthquakes in Turkey
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Erzincan
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City that Martin Luther called home between 1505 and 1521
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Erfurt
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City known for Seljuk monuments like the Twin Minaret Madrasa
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Erzurum
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City in home region of many Olympic long-distance runners
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Eldoret
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Coastal town at the mouth of the River Exe
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Exmouth
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City at the heart of Nicaragua’s cigar industry
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Esteli
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Major turmeric trading center in Tamil Nadu
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Erode
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New York suburb that shares it name with one of the most famous people of all time
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Elizabeth
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Hilltop fortress town once contested by empires in this Mediterranean state
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El Kef
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Highest city in the world whose population exceeds 1m people
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El Alto
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City dominated by Hungary’s largest basilica
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Esztergom
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Historic trading center for gum arabic in Sudan
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El Obeid
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Capital of Devon and home to a Norman cathedral
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Exeter
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Dutch town whose zoo became a safari-style park that you can drive through
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Emmen
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Star-shaped fortress city on the other side of the border from Badajoz
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Elvas
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Dominican town famous for its traditional rodeo festival
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El Seibo
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Turkish city that expanded rapidly after construction of a nearby massive dam
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Elazig
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English seaside resort on the south coast
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Eastbourne
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Finnish city just west of Helsinki
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Espoo
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An elite boarding school attended by many British prime ministers can be found here
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Eton
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A Peruvian portcity close to Chiclayo
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Etén
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City whose name is shared with one of the Great Lakes
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Erie
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Industrial hub located close to San Pedro Sula
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El Progreso
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Famous seaside cliffs can be found here
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Étretat
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Nigerian city founded around coal mining
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Enugu
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Resort with coral reefs on the Red Sea
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Eilat
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Brazilian town in the state of São Paulo, famous for its weekly arts market
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Embu das Artes
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Dutch city that is the home of FC Twente
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Enschede
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Mindanaon provincial capital sharing its name with a country
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El Salvador
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Trading city famous for dinosaur statues on the border between two gigantic countries
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Erenhot
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Home to Canada's largest shopping mall - with a rollercoaster inside!
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Edmonton
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Oil boom city in eastern Venezuela
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El Tigre
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Egyptian city that is composed of 4 words
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El Mahalla El Kubra
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City near the world’s tallest trees
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Eureka
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Township associated with anti-apartheid activism
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Evaton
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Yangtze city that hosts a huge cargo airport hub
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Ezhou
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City known for cowboy poetry festivals in northern Nevada
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Elko
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Polish town that is both namesake for a nearby lake as well as a deer species
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Ełk
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Founded in 1800, this large suburb of California’s capital was incorporated only in 2000
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Elk Grove
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City in Coffee County where you are encouraged to start a business
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Enterprise
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Town next to Wageningen linked to WWII airborne operations
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Ede
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Was once the capital city of the Ottoman Empire before Constantinople
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Edirne
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Dutch town that gave its name to a famous cheese
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Edam
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Agricultural boomtown covered by greenhouses visible from space
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El Ejido
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City on the Damietta branch where Louis IX was captured during the Crusades
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El Mansoura
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Most remote permanent settlement on Earth
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Edinburgh of the Seven Seas
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Wine town famous for “Bull’s Blood” in Hungary
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Eger
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Atlantic port once fortified by the Portuguese but now part of Morocco
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El Jadida
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Industrial city whose name literally means “electric steel”
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Elektrostal
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Portcity where Baja-style fish tacos are very popular
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Ensenada
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Ruhr-Rhine city that is the home of the Zollverein Coal Mine Industrial Complex, a UNESCO site
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Essen
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Tech hub were Philips was founded and ASML resides now
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Eindhoven
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A cathedral nicknamed the “Ship of the Fens” rises above this English city
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Ely
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Ugandan airport city linked to Israel’s 1976 hostage rescue operation
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Entebbe
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Hungarian commuter city rapidly growing near the capital
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Érd
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A genocidal massacre near the end of 2025 that went largely unreported happened in this North-African city
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El Fasher
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City on a famous desert peninsula near Gaza
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El Arish
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Town whose name means “hot waters” in Catalan
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Escaldes-Engordany
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Planned Baroque university town closely associated with Siemens
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Erlangen
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Oriental version of England's capital
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East London
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Tourist hotspot famous for limestone lagoons in the Philipines
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El Nido
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Location of the world’s largest building by volume
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Everett
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Where Barcelona’s main airport resides
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El Prat de Llobregat
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Mystique city rumored to exist somewhere in Latin America, perhaps in the state of Missiones
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Eldorado
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Capital of a disputed desert territory that famously stays grey on maps
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El Aaiún
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Tiny outback town claiming to be farthest from the sea
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Eromanga
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City close to disputed islands with Argentina
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Encarnacion
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One of the world’s most densely populated urban areas
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Ecatepec de Morelos
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Inland port on the Murray river between Mildura and Albury
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Echuca
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Oldest city in its country, located on the Sûre river
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Echternach
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Small city in Alabama that has the same name as the involuntary home of a small French man
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Elba
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City on the Volga river, opposite to Saratov
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Engels
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Largest U.S. city with a majority Hispanic population for much of its history
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El Paso
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Westernmost port of its country, transporting many volkswagens
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Emden
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Gateway town to the Perito Moreno glacier
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El Calafate
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City once nicknamed “Crescent Valley”
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Evansville
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Danish city at the northern end of the UNESCO Wadden Sea
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Esbjerg
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Algerian provincial capital that lies close to both Algeria's and Tunisia's biggest lakes
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El Oued
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Capital of Scotland
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Edinburgh
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Home of the University of Oregon Ducks
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Eugene
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An ancient citadel continuously inhabited for thousands of years stands at the centre of this city
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Erbil
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Border crossing town with an animal in its name
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Eagle Pass
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Benelux steel center that became a European Capital of Culture in 2022
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Esch-sur-Alzette
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Capital of Europe’s only Buddhist-majority region
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Elista
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African city that contains all of the vowels in its name
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Essaouira
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Polish city on the Vistula Lagoon
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Elblag
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Town built on an island between two lakes on an emerald isle
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Enniskillen
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City close to the equator whose name is Spanish for emeralds
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Esmeraldas
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Historic city with a Roman temple and a chapel lined with bones
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Évora
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German town badly damaged by floods in 2021
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Euskirchen
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Super remote town near beaches ranked among the whitest on this southern continent
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Esperance
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Town after which a famous island is indirectly named
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Ellesmere
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Coastal town famous for its timezone of UTC+08:45
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Eucla
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Spanish city famous for Europe’s largest palm grove
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Elche
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Tuscan town whose football club briefly reached Serie A
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Empoli
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Third largest city in its small European country
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Encamp
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Developed around a large Ottoman fortress built after the Gothic invasions of Illyria
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Elbasan
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Student city of close to a million inhabitants that is famous for its tram network called EsTram
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Eskisehir
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Planned postwar town sometimes called Scotland’s first “new town”
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East Kilbride
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Municipality in a tiny Alpine principality
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Eschen
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