Biggest cities by language A-Z (English) - Statistics

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	Population	Continent	Hint	Answer	% Correct
C	2.7 million	North America	famous for its Deep Dish pizza and its Great Fire of 1871	Chicago	100%
D	1.3 million	North America	site of the JFK assassination in 1963	Dallas	100%
E	1 million	North America	home to North America’s largest shopping mall - northernmost major city on the continent	Edmonton	98%
L	9.1 million	Europe	ancient Roman settlement home to Big Ben	London	98%
N	8.8 million	North America	houses the headquarters of the United Nations and the iconic Statue of Liberty	New York City	98%
S	5.1 million	Oceania	famous for its sails-shaped Opera House and the massive Harbour Bridge	Sydney	98%
A	1.5 million	Oceania	“City of Sails” boasting more boats per capita than anywhere else in the world	Auckland	96%
B	2.7 million	Oceania	2032 Summer Olympics host	Brisbane	96%
M	5.2 million	Oceania	frequently cited as the “Coffee Capital of the World”	Melbourne	96%
P	2.3 million	Oceania	one of the most isolated geographic cities in the world	Perth	96%
H	2.4 million	North America	“Space City” home to the NASA Mission Control Center and the world's largest medical complex	Houston	93%
I	891,000	North America	home to the world’s largest single-day sporting event: the Indy 500	Indianapolis	91%
T	2.8 million	North America	financial hub defined by the CN Tower and its status as one of the most multicultural cities on Earth	Toronto	91%
O	1 million	North America	famous for the Rideau Canal (the world’s largest skating rink in winter) and its annual Tulip Festival	Ottawa	78%
G	681,000	Oceania	tourist hotspot famous for its "Surfers Paradise" beach and theme parks	Gold Coast	76%
J	1 million	North America	largest city by land area in the contiguous United States and a major deep-water naval port	Jacksonville	73%
K	516,000	North America	renowned for its unique style of barbecue and its many historic fountains	Kansas City	73%
V	662,000	North America	called "Hollywood North" due to its massive film industry, where the mountains meet the Pacific Ocean	Vancouver	71%
R	500,000	North America	“City of Oaks” major hub for tech and biotech in the “Research Triangle” region	Raleigh	69%
W	750,000	North America	namesake of the bear that inspired Winnie-the-Pooh	Winnipeg	64%
F	1 million	North America	“Cowtown” famous for its historic Stockyards and its deep roots in the American cattle trade	Fort Worth	56%
Q	102,000	North America	birthplace of both John Adams and John Quincy Adams	Quincy, Massachusetts	53%
Y	212,000	North America	"Terrace City" where Elisha Otis invented the safety elevator	Yonkers	29%
X	25,000	North America	"Bicycle Capital of the Midwest” gained national fame for surviving a massive F5 tornado in 1974	Xenia, Ohio	27%
Z	31,000	North America	Indiana suburb famous for its preserved brick-paved Main Street, one of few left in the US	Zionsville, Indiana	22%
U	86,000	North America	home to the famous Tower Theater and the birthplace of comedian Tina Fey	Upper Darby, Pennsylvania	4%

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