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Which has a larger population? New or old?
Select the option that is more populated. These can be cities, countries, or islands.
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Last updated: March 5, 2026
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| First submitted | March 4, 2026 |
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1. Which has a larger population?
5,5 mln vs 1 mln
Scotland
Nova Scotia
2. Which has a larger population?
141k (city in UK) vs 8,5 mln (city in USA)
York
New York
3. Which has a larger population?
270k (city in UK) vs 60k (city in NZ)
Plymouth
New Plymouth
4. Which has a larger population?
2,3 mln (Danish island) vs 380k (Dutch province) vs 5,3 mln (country)
Zeeland
Zealand
New Zealand
5. Which has a larger population?
100k (British territory) vs 9 mln (US state)
Jersey
New Jersey
6. Which has a larger population?
115k (city in France) vs 360k (city in USA)
Orleans
New Orleans
7. Which has a larger population?
3,1 mln vs 7,2 mln
Wales
New South Wales
8. Which has a larger population?
250k (city in Germany) vs 850k (Canadian province)
Brunswick
New Brunswick
9. Which has a larger population?
15 mln (African country) vs 11 mln (Oceanian country)
Guinea
Papua New Guinea
10. Which has a larger population?
80k vs 100k (both are cities in Belarus)
Polotsk
Novopolotsk
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