Random City by Satellite Photo

The following images have all been taken from Google Earth Pro with an eye altitude of 100 km. Can you guess which city is shown in each one?
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The continent each city is located on is indicated by the coloured border around the photo.
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Last updated: June 8, 2025
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Jun 8, 2025
Having trouble? Here's a few hints:

Firstly, all the images are almost exactly the same scale. If you know what one city is, you can compare other ones to it and get a rough estimate of whether they're larger or smaller.

Depending on how much time you've spent on JetPunk, you're probably familiar 80-95% of the cities shown. There's a couple obscure ones, but most of them are pretty well-known.

In general, the clearer, sharper satellite photos are from richer countries and areas. There are exceptions to this, of course, but it might be a good way to narrow down your search.

Finally, most of the cities are pretty much centred in the frame. If you have an image of a city that isn't centred, it's probably because the stuff on the other side of the photo is a potential clue—pay attention to it!

That's all, hope you enjoy the quiz.