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UK Geography Quiz by Letter - E

Can you answer these questions about the geography of the United Kingdom?
All answers begin with the letter E
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Last updated: September 14, 2025
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Constituent country of the United Kingdom
England
County in the east of England
Essex
Until 2006, it was the world's largest Ferris Wheel
London Eye
Capital of Scotland
Edinburgh
National Park in the South West
Exmoor
Region that incorporates the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk
East Anglia
Football club or district of Liverpool
Everton
The French call it "La Manche"
English Channel
Welsh National Park also known as "Snowdonia"
Eryri
Northern Irish town associated with President Bill Clinton
Enniskillen
London street featured on a Monopoly Board, also a major rail station
Euston Road
Seaside resort town on the South coast
Eastbourne
River that almost crosses the entire county of Devon
River Exe
Scottish town with namesake controversial statues made of marble
Elgin
District of London famous for film-making
Ealing
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