100 Cities by Letter - Z

Largest city in the province of Henan

Capital of semi-autonomous region in Tanzania

Most populous city in Switzerland

Where polish top football team Gornik plays in

Industrial city 70km away from Sarajevo

Spanish city with the most Romanesque churches in all of Europe

5th largest city in Croatia

Big city by the Dnieper river

City in the Moscow metropolitan area

Most populous municipality in the state of Jalisco

Iranian city near the Pakistan border

Notable tourist city in the Shandong province

Home to Nigeria's largest university

2nd largest city in Mindanao

Coastal libyan city 47km west from Tripoli

Largest senegalese city south of the Gambia river

Home of 2014 Dutch football cup champions PEC

4th largest city in Saxony

Port city in the northeast of the Buenos Aires province

Czech city 70km east of Brno

City in Kanto, named like the famous japanese food, but changing the first letter

Capital of the Aragón region

Suburban town in the southeast area of Boone County, Indiana

City in the Guangzhou metropolitan area

2nd largest city in Jordan

Capital of the egyptian governorate of Sharia

Main center of the polish minority in Ukraine

3rd largest city in Niger

3rd largest municipality in Belgrade

Dutch city just north of Amsterdam

Capital of homonymous mexican state

Notable slovakian city close to the czech and polish borders

Michigan city named like the city where the Bucks play, but changing the first letter

City from wich Emperor Qin Shi Huang sent Xu Fu to sail towards Japan in 210 BC, in pursuit of the elixir of youth

City in the northwest of Iran

District in the european side of Istanbul

Host of the Battle of Taierzhuang in the Second Sino-Japanese War

City in the Chelyabinsk oblast

Small swiss town where the Matterhorn is located in

City that completely surrounds Macao

Japanese city known for its drinking water, which is cold in the summer and warm in the winter

District of Budapest

Iranian city bordering Afghanistan

City near the geographic center of Kazakhstan

Kurdish city in Iraq, near the turkish border

City in the Greater Bogotá metropolitan area

Extremaduran town where many spanish colonizers came from

First capital of Malawi

Coastal commune in southern Tunisia

Designated European City of Sport in 2021

3rd largest city in Lebanon

6th largest city in Georgia (country)

Hometown of Chicago Blachwaks hockey player Artyom Levshunov

Landlocked suburb of Athens

Largest city in the Lubusz Voivodeship province

Seat of Salaj County in Romania

Berlin borough

Where the Royal Dutch Football Association is located

Coastal town in northern Illinois

Closed town formerly know as Krasnoyarsk-45

Historical district of Shanghai

Once the center of the Cai state during the Eastern Zhou era

District of Moscow

Dutch city whose name translates as "sweet lake"

Small town in Arkansas named after famous chemical element

City in Pasco County, Florida

Coastal libyan city 175km east from Tripoli

Turkish city in the Black Sea region

Touristic town in the Basque Country, famous for its long beach

Basque town located 24km from Bilbao

One of three railway direct connections from Russia to China

City in Michigan named liked a dutch province

4th largest city in the Zaragoza province

City in Balochistan formarly known as Fort Sandeman

Site of a battle between poles and germans in the first day of WWII

Former seat of the Imperial chinese Zhang Prefecture

One of three cities of the Changzhutan golden triangle

City in Kazakhstan formerly know as Novy Uzen

Famous tourist destination in the Ionian islands in Greece

Location of one of the largest Baptist church in Asia

City in the Lodz metropolitan area

Small town with an important technological park in the Basque Country

County seat of Muskingum County, Ohio

Ancient capital of Emperor Yao

City in East Baton Rouge Parish

Chinese college town

One of Switzerland's most expensive districts

Home to a football club where Ballon d'Or winner Luka Modric used to play

City in the south of Azerbaijan

Chinese city known as the "salt capital"

European capital in former Yugoslavia

Swiss town, capital of the homonymous canton

Where Mao Zedong was first elected leader of the Chinese Communist Party

Southernmost city in the state of Saxony

Little coastal village in Cornwall

German city whose name means "two bridges"

Southernmost port on the coast of mainland China

City in Jiangsu, named as the previous one but changing the first vowel

Walled city in the canton of Aargau

Birthplace of Catherine the Great