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European Cities Younger than St. Augustine, Florida - Statistics
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- This quiz has been taken 14 times
- The average score is 12 of 15
Answer Stats
| Hint | Founded | City | % Correct |
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| Capital and largest city of Iceland | 1786 | Reykjavík | 100%
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| Former capital of the Russian Empire | 1703 | Saint Petersburg | 100%
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| The southernmost capital city in Europe | 1566 | Valletta | 100%
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| Formerly known as Stalingrad between 1925 and 1961 | 1589 | Volgograd | 100%
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| Second largest city in Sweden | 1621 | Gothenburg | 92%
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| Russian Arctic city home to a strategic naval base | 1916 | Murmansk | 92%
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| 600,000 people evacuated from this city in March 2022 | 1654 | Kharkiv | 85%
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| Largest city on the Crimean Peninsula | 1783 | Sevastopol | 85%
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| Hosted the 2014 Winter Olympics | 1838 | Sochi | 85%
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| Originally named Longyear City by an American coal mining company | 1907 | Longyearbyen | 77%
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| Largest British city designed to be car centric | 1967 | Milton Keynes | 69%
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| The third most populated city in Finland | 1779 | Tampere | 69%
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| Norwegian city home to the world's northernmost university | 1794 | Tromsø | 62%
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| Largest city in Wallonia | 1666 | Charleroi | 54%
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| Dutch city built on reclaimed land, it is the largest city in Flevoland | 1976 | Almere | 46%
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