100 Cities by Letter - K - Statistics

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Hint City % Correct
Capital city of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. Kingstown
94%
Former imperial capital of Japan for over 1,000 years and part of the huge Keihanshin metropolitan area Kyoto
94%
Capital city of a Caribbean country with its airport and former capital on a nearby sand spit Kingston
92%
Capital city at the foot of the Himalayas Kathmandu
86%
Capital city on the Dnipro River in Eastern Europe Kyiv
86%
Lies partly in Kansas (naturally), but for the most part actually in Missouri Kansas City
83%
Capital city home to the Petronas Towers, the tallest twin skyscrapers in the world Kuala Lumpur
83%
Largest city of Pakistan Karachi
81%
One of the world's fastest-growing megacities and the third city largest in Africa Kinshasa
81%
Capital city on the Persian Gulf Kuwait City
81%
Capital city of Sudan Khartoum
78%
Capital city of Rwanda Kigali
78%
Known as Yorkshire's maritime city, it is unique for having its own white telephone boxes instead of red ones Kingston upon Hull
78%
Regarded by many as cultural capital of India and the most significant city in the historic region of Bengal Kolkata
78%
Largest city of Russian exclave between Lithuania and Poland Kaliningrad
75%
Thanks to intermittent Russian fire, a quarter of this Ukrainian city has been damaged or destroyed Kharkiv
75%
City in Hyōgo Prefecture or first name of famous basketballer that died tragically Kobe
75%
Former Polish royal capital on the Vistula River, home to Wawel Castle and a UNESCO Old Town Krakow
75%
Capital city surrounded by the Hindu Kush mountains that has experienced serious conflicts in modern times Kabul
72%
Second biggest city of Lithuania that has also served as a placeholder-capital during the Polish siege of Vilnius Kaunas
67%
This city was one of the seven medieval Hausa kingdoms and is now the second biggest in its country at over 4m inhabitants Kano
64%
Largest German city on the Baltic Sea and capital of Schleswig-Holstein Kiel
64%
Second largest city of Slovakia, located on the Hornád River close to Hungary Kosice
64%
Core city of the urban area also known as the Upper Silesian metropolitan area Katowice
58%
Capital city on the northern shore of Lake Victoria, built on seven hills Kampala
56%
Lies on a chain of islands and is the southernmost city in the contiguous United States Key West
56%
Only major seaport of Lithuania, located near the Curonian Lagoon Klaipeda
53%
A former capital of the historical region of Baden, this city lies close to France's northeastern tip Karlsruhe
50%
The largest city in southern Russia, as well as the Southern Federal District Krasnodar
47%
Central German city were the Brothers Grimm lived and wrote most of their fairy tales Kassel
44%
City located along the Tennessee River and a former capital of its state in the 18th/19th century Knoxville
44%
One of Germany’s oldest cities, founded by Romans at the Rhine-Moselle confluence Koblenz
44%
Usually home to about 100,000 people, an additional 45,000 NATO military personnel are based in this German city Kaiserslautern
42%
This city, the largest in Taiwan by area, is the countries third largest population wise and the largest southern city Kaohsiung
39%
Capital and largest city of the state and historical region of Carinthia, close to the Slovene border Klagenfurt
39%
This Ukrainian city is claimed to have the longest stretching city-boundaries in Europe Kryvyi Rih
39%
The second most populous city of the Central Anatolia Region after Ankara. Konya
36%
Largest city of the province of Yunnan and nicknamed "City of Eternal Spring" Kunming
36%
Site of the largest tank battle in history (1943), Germany's last major offensive against the Soviet Union Kursk
36%
The largest city in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, close to Lucknow Kanpur
33%
Lively city in western Canada that is known as the "Tournament Capital of Canada" as well as its film and wine festivals Kamloops
31%
This tourist destination in British Columbia lies on Okanagan Lake in the Okanagan Valley and derives its name from Okanagan Kelowna
31%
Main urban centre and only port city of this "Alpine-Adriatic" country Koper
31%
Junction of the Trans-Siberian Railway, on the Yenisei River Krasnoyarsk
31%
The only city in Japan with a population exceeding 1m that is not a prefectural capital Kawasaki
28%
Industrial Japanese city at the Kanmon Strait linking Kyushu and Honshu Kitakyushu
28%
Prussian silk capital with Mennonite roots and Bauhaus villas in the Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan region Krefeld
28%
Historically known as Caesarea, it has been the historical capital of Cappadocia since ancient times Kayseri
25%
Capital and largest town of the Scottish Orkney Islands Kirkwall
25%
Biggest city in the north of the DRC and the biggest in the Congo River Basin Kisangani
25%
Capital of the current Ashanti Region and formerly the Ashanti Empire Kumasi
25%
Described as both the Jerusalem of Kurdistan and historical capital of Iraqi Turkmens Kirkuk
22%
One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, it is the 3rd-largest city in Georgia Kutaisi
22%
Japan's southernmost major city on the four main islands Kagoshima
19%
Capital city of Värmland County at the northern shore of lake Vänern Karlstad
19%
In eastern Crimea, it lies on a peninsula that was named after the city Kerch
19%
City on the Dnipro River and capital of its oblast Kherson
19%
A coastal port city name shared by Japan and India, both historically important trade gateways Kochi
19%
The second largest city of North-Macedonia and site of a major battle of the First Balkan War Kumanovo
19%
Was the capital city of the Senkadagala Kingdom, which was sometimes also named after this Sri Lankan city itself Kandy
17%
Largest city in the Russian Far East, some 30km away from the Chinese border on the formerly disputed Bolshoy Ussuriysky Island Khabarovsk
17%
This African provincial capital has considerable historical significance because of its diamond mining past and siege during the Second Boer War. Kimberley
17%
Formerly called Vyatka after river it lies on, this Russian city is known for colorful Dymkovo clay toys Kirov
17%
This hub in the Russian Far East is located on the Baikal-Amur Mainline Komsomol'sk-na-Amure
17%
Gateway to a namesake mountain, the highest of Malaysia and Borneo Kota Kinabalu
17%
Coastal town in a fjord-like bay, famous for its UNESCO medieval old town and Venitian influence Kotor
17%
Malaysia's largest city on Borneo, founded by the representative of the Sultan of Brunei Kuching
17%
In Henan, it's one of the Eight Ancient Capitals of China and has been capital eight times in history as well Kaifeng
14%
The founding father of aeronautics, Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, was born in this Russian city Kaluga
14%
Located in the middle of the Świętokrzyskie Mountains, it is part of the historical Polish province of Lesser Poland. Kielce
14%
Sits on a plateau surrounded by the Morava Mountains close to the Greek border Korce
14%
Located in Rajasthan, it is India's first and world's second traffic signal free city after Bhutan's capital Thimphu Kota
14%
Westernmost town of Estonia and administrative center of Saaremaa Island Kuressaare
14%
This centrally situated city in the DRC lies near the Lulua River and was consequently formerly named Luluaburg Kananga
11%
Located in namesake oblast, this Russian city lies in the major coal mining region of the Kuznetsk Basin Kemerovo
11%
This large city in Bangladesh is served by both a riverport and seaport named Port of Mongla Khulna
11%
Main port and capital of one of the islands in the Caribbean Netherlands Kralendijk
11%
City on Kyushu, close in proximity to Japan's second largest active volcano after Fuji, Mount Aso Kumamoto
11%
Outback town known for underground homes to escape the extreme heat Kalgoorlie
8%
This urban area is the fourth-largest in Iran and lies close to Tehran Karaj
8%
Widely recognised as the largest Kurdish-populated city in Iran and one of the most significant urban centres of Kurdish culture in the region Kermanshah
8%
It is located at the center of its namesake autonomous okrug, close to the confluence of the Irtysh and Ob rivers Khanty-Mansiysk
8%
Tajikistan's second largest city, located at the western periphery of the Fergana valley Khujand
8%
Thracian city whose name supposedly derives from ‘forty churches’ (Kırk Kilise) Kirklareli
8%
Kenyan port city on Lake Victoria, cultural center of the Luo people Kisumu
8%
Sometimes called ___-Nkana, named after a Lamba chief in Zambia’s Copperbelt Kitwe
8%
This provincial capital lies on the same island as Timor Leste Kupang
8%
Part of a larger metropolitan area with Taipei, it's the terminal for ferries to the Matsu Islands in Lienchiang County Keelung
6%
A planned industrial city for arms manufacture in central Turkey Kırıkkale
6%
Famous landing place of Vasco da Gama in 1498, opening the sea route to India Kozhikode
6%
City in Skåne län, home to Sweden's lowest point at 2,41 meters under sea level Kristianstad
6%
This Australian city is 3,040 kilometres away from its state capital via the Great Northern Highway Kununurra
6%
A special city in the southern part of North Korea, visible from the DMZ Kaesŏng
3%
Nigerian city that lies very close to the border of Niger, with Maradi on the other side Katsina
3%
In Northeast Thailand, this city is part of the "big four of Isan" Khon Kaen
3%
The capital of the North East Indian state of Nagaland Kohima
3%
The capital city of Lualaba Province in the south of the DRC, west of Likasi Kolwezi
3%
This major atoll settlement serves as the capital of Lakshadweep, India Kavaratti
0%
Town and capital of the Musandam Governorate exclave of Oman Khasab
0%
One of the most significant cities in South Maharashtra and has been a hub of historical, religious, and cultural activities for centuries. Kolhapur
0%
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