Stats: 100 Cities by Letter

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Hint	City	% Correct
Since november 2025, this city is considered world's largest	Jakarta	93%
Biggest city in Mississippi, but one that actually lies on the Pearl River instead	Jackson	81%
Holy city for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam	Jerusalem	74%
Only U.S. state capital not accessible by road	Juneau	71%
Largest city by area in the contiguous United States	Jacksonville	64%
Home to the constructionsite of the would-be tallest building, once again in a desert	Jeddah	64%
Newest capital city in the world	Juba	63%
Largest city on the largest island in South Korea	Jeju City	61%
Indian capital that is known as the "Pink City"	Jaipur	59%
Swedish city that shares its suffix with multiple notable cities in the country	Jönköping	55%
Owns 83% of weird looking territory on Ellis island, home to the ferry to the Statue of Liberty	Jersey City	52%
Large African city home to the infamous Ponte Tower	Johannesburg	50%
Together with Erfurt and Weimar, it forms the central metropolitan area of Thuringia	Jena	49%
Statecapital that is named after a president of the USA	Jefferson City	47%
Gateway city to the only metropolis micronation	Johor Bahru	42%
Was nicknamed "the Athens of Finland"	Jyväskylä	41%
Capital of Shandong province	Jinan	38%
Literal winter capital of large disputed region between China, Pakistan and India	Jammu	37%
Part of the Canadian Rockies, UNESCO World Heritage site	Jasper	34%
Home to the largest Baroque palace in Latvia	Jelgava	34%
In the Middle Ages, this city was the "frontier" between the christian north and islamic south of Andalusia	Jerez de la Frontera	34%
Easternmost city of the Americas with Ponta do Seixas nearby	João Pessoa	34%
"City" on the border created by the Rio Grande River	Juarez	33%
Satelite city that hosts Chicagoland Speedway for NASCAR events	Joliet	32%
Ancient port city, now part of Tel Aviv	Jaffa	31%
Name translates to "city of glory" and can be found in multiple Central- and South-Asian countries	Jalalabad	31%
One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world	Jericho	30%
World (and Andalusian) capital of olive oil and Famous for Santa Catalina Castle overlooking the city	Jaén	29%
Biggest city in the Brazilian state of Santa Catarina	Joinville	29%
Close tot the Ozark Mountains, this city was hit by a violent EF5 tornado in 2011	Joplin	29%
Part of the Miami metropolitan area, known for affluent communities, possibly interplanetary ones	Jupiter	28%
Provincial capital on Sumatra island	Jambi	27%
Capital of Saint Helena	Jamestown	27%
Guatemalan city that can be confused with a Mexican state capital when not written with the X	Jalapa	26%
Home to Arkansas State University	Jonesboro	25%
Northernmost major Sri Lankan city	Jaffna	23%
Largest Peruvian city near Lake Titicaca	Juliaca	23%
State city of Latvia along the Daugava River	Jekabpils	22%
Located on a namesake plateau in Nigeria	Jos	22%
Resort city on the Gulf of Riga, known for its beaches and wooden houses	Jurmala	22%
Lies on the northern stretches of Saimaa lake	Joensuu	18%
The bigger of the two famous desert cities that are known as the "Blue City"	Jodhpur	17%
Part of the “Tri-Cities” region in Tennessee	Johnson City	16%
Situated between Rio de Janeiro and Belo Horizonte, its name is often shortened to "J.F."	Juiz de Fora	16%
Central Jiangxi city that has a name similar to a double-edged straight sword used for 2,500 years in China	Ji’an	15%
It is generally accepted that the game of snooker originated in this city in Madhya Pradesh	Jabalpur	14%
The oldest mining town in Czechia	Jihlava	13%
Town in Peru that shares its name with a nearby lake and the national region it lies in	Junín	13%
City in northern Jordan, famous for ancient Roman ruins	Jerash	12%
Either a twin city with Petrolina (PE) or Crato (CE)	Juazeiro	12%
Located in Jharkand, this city is named after the founder of Tata Group	Jamshedpur	10%
Formerly known as Hollandia during Dutch colonial rule and sometimes as Port Numbay too	Jayapura	10%
Subdivision capital in southeastern Guatemala	Jutiapa	10%
Known as the "Golden City" due to yellow sandstone buildings in the Thar Desert	Jaisalmer	9%
In the Recife Metropolitan Region, it was named after a historic battlesite against the Dutch in the 17th century	Jaboatão dos Guararapes	8%
Just north of the Sudetes, this city is a gateway for skiing and hiking	Jelenia Góra	8%
Small Slovenian town near the Sava River and Julian Alps	Jesenice	8%
Administers the city of Qufu, the home of Confucius	Jining	8%
Nicaraguan department capital whose flag is a mirror of that of Italy	Jinotega	8%
Located on the Syr Darya River, historically part of the Silk Road	Jizzax	8%
City close to Hangzhou and even closer to the 36km long Hangzhou Bay Bridge	Jiaxing	7%
The largest city and coffeehub in southwestern Oromia Region	Jimma	7%
Situated on the Liaodong Bay, this city is an industrial hub near the Bohai Sea	Jinzhou	7%
Administrative centre of the Pomoravlje District and lies in the geographical region of Šumadija	Jagodina	6%
Capital of the Somali Region (Ogaden), Ethiopia	Jijiga	6%
Has an interconnected history with the nearby state capital of Adamawa, once unified as one town	Jimeta	6%
Primary town on a namesake volcanic island in the Sulu Sea	Jolo	6%
Near the Pakistani border, this city is the largest of the Doaba region	Jalandhar	5%
Cities name means "River Shade", from its location on the Yangtze River.	Jiangyin	5%
City in Henan Province, central China, near the Taihang Mountains	Jiaozuo	5%
Tourists (mainly Algerians) are attracted to this city for its landscapes and fine sand beaches	Jijel	5%
Part of the Yangtze River Delta economic region in Zhejiang Province	Jinhua	5%
One of the largest cities in the western Amazon region and named after a major river there	Ji-Paraná	5%
Large fruit-production centre on the Red Sea in southern Saudi Arabia	Jizan	5%
Paulista city between Campinas and São Paulo	Jundiaí	5%
Unique ski-village that is a quasi-exclave of Austria	Jungholz	5%
Can be called both the Jewel of Kathiawar or the Paris of Saurashtra	Jamnagar	4%
Part of the fertile Punjab plains in Pakistan, rich in crops	Jhang	4%
Chinese city some 100km away from Lake Khanka (or Lake Xingkai)	Jixi	4%
Coastal city known for the Our Lady of Lebanon shrine in nearby Harissa	Jounieh	4%
City on the São Francisco River that derives its name from the Roman god of beginnings	Januária	3%
City in northwestern Tunisia, capital of a governorate	Jendouba	3%
Rural city in Bahia, sadly known for its high crime rates	Jequié	3%
Southwestern Haiti city and capital of Grand’Anse Department	Jérémie	3%
Shanxi prefecture-level city that is one of the birthplaces of Chinese civilization	Jincheng	3%
City close to the source of the (White) Nile	Jinja	3%
Botswanan Town Council next to the worlds richest diamond mine	Jwaneng	3%
City in the Metropolitan Region of Vale do Paraíba e Litoral Norte that derives it name from alligators	Jacareí	2%
Centrally located in Bhutan, it is home to the regional dzong fortress	Jakar	2%
Located on the Godavari River, it is also called the “Banana City of India”	Jalgaon	2%
Third most populous atoll of the Marshall Islands	Jaluit	2%
City conquered by Hernán Cortés and has since partly been absorbed by Cuernavaca	Jiutepec	2%
Capital of Taraba State whose name comes from Fula	Jalingo	1%
Located on the Old Brahmaputra River in western Mymensingh	Jamalpur	1%
Main Amazonian village on - and therefore namesake of - the 6th longest river of South America	Japurá	1%
Located on the other side of the Tietê River from Pelé's hometown Bauru	Jaú	1%
Key site in Uttar Pradesh during the Indian Rebellion of 1857	Jhansi	1%
Situated on the Nam river, a tributary of the Nakdong River that flows through Busan	Jinju	1%
Located between China's largest river and fresh water lake	Jiujiang	1%
Historically significant as a colonial administrative center of Italian Somaliland	Jowhar	1%

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