100 3+ Word Cities by Clue - Statistics

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Hint Answer % Correct
Previously known as "Saigon" Ho Chi Minh City
83%
"The Big Apple" and most linguistically diverse city in the world New York City
83%
Largest city in Hesse state and home to the European Central Bank Frankfurt am Main
67%
Fourth largest city in Yorkshire and the Humber region and home to a Premier League club Kingston upon Hull
67%
Home to Copacabana beach, Sugarloaf Mountain, and located on Guanabara Bay Rio de Janeiro
67%
Founded by Brigham Young in 1847 and hosted the 2002 Winter Olympics Salt Lake City
67%
Home to California Polytechnic State University, and located halfway between San Francisco / Los Angeles San Luis Obispo
67%
Second largest city in Cuba Santiago de Cuba
67%
Southernmost city on the Baja California peninsula, and popular tourist destination Cabo San Lucas
50%
President Teodoro Obiang moved his country's capital city to this city, in center of Río Muni, earlier this year Ciudad de la Paz
50%
Largest city in East Africa, but is not a world capital Dar es Salaam
50%
Notable city in Wisconsin state located at the southern end of Lake Winnebago Fond du Lac
50%
Largest city in Taiwan New Taipei City
50%
Sixth largest city in Florida state and home to the New York Mets Low-A affiliate Port St. Lucie
50%
Named after a French King and Bolivian silver mines San Luis Potosí
50%
Second largest city in Honduras, and known as "Murder Capital of the World" in the early 2010s San Pedro Sula
50%
Third largest city in northern Ontario province or second largest city on the Upper Peninsula of Michigan state Sault Ste. Marie
50%
Notable Egyptian resort town on the Red Sea Sharm El Sheikh
50%
Town in New Mexico state with a famously unusual name Truth or Consequences
50%
Indian city named after a famous explorer, located on the western tip of the Mormugao peninsula, west of Panaji Vasco da Gama
50%
Principal city in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-___ metropolitan area West Palm Beach
50%
Second largest city in Utah state West Valley City
50%
City in Bouches-du-Rhône province whose inhabitants are called "Aixois" Aix-en-Provence
33%
Highest (elevation) capital city in Europe, and has easily recognizable stone architecture (free 5K) Andorra la Vella
33%
World capital home to Istana Nurul Iman, the world's largest residential palace Bandar Seri Begawan
33%
Name either "Carmen" city in Campeche state or Quintana Roo state Ciudad del Carmen | Playa del Carmen
33%
Second largest city in Paraguay Ciudad del Este
33%
Largest city in Cádiz province, and world capital of sherry fortified wine Jerez de la Frontera
33%
Fifth largest city in Argentina and major coastal city Mar del Plata
33%
Largest city in Balkh province and home to the Great Blue Mosque (supposedly houses the tomb of Caliph Ali) Mazar-i-Sharif
33%
World capital located on the Gulf of Gonâve, and epicenter of a massive 2010 earthquake Port-au-Prince
33%
This city is its country's third largest city, behind Chaguanas and San Fernando Port of Spain
33%
*Major southern Russian city located on Europe's fifth largest river, literally Rostov-on-Don
33%
This city in Guanajuato state has a UNESCO-inscribed historic center, but almost became a ghost town in the early 20th century San Miguel de Allende
33%
Largest city in Bolivia Santa Cruz de la Sierra
33%
World capital located within its country's largest city, Colombo Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte
33%
Largest city in Staffordshire ceremonial county, and is the only polycentric city in the U.K. Stoke-on-Trent
33%
Egyptian New Urban Community named for the start of the 1973 Arab-Israeli War 10th of Ramadan City
17%
Capital of a same-named now-defunct governorate, and named for the start date of Operation Badr 6th of October City
17%
*Largest city in Guerrero state and Mexico's largest beach/balneario resort city Acapulco de Juárez
17%
Largest inland city in the U.A.E. Al Ain City
17%
Second largest city in Goiás state Aparecida de Goiânia
17%
Third largest city in Mauritius Beau Bassin-Rose Hill
17%
Capital of a same-named province in Panama Bocas del Toro
17%
Largest city in northern Mindanao and capital of Misamis Oriental province Cagayan de Oro
17%
Largest city in Rio de Janeiro state outside of the Greater Rio de Janeiro metropolitan area Campos dos Goytacazes
17%
*Capital of Bolívar department, and has a UNESCO-inscribed colonial walled city Cartagena de Indias
17%
Second largest city in Rio Grande do Sul state Caxias do Sul
17%
Third largest city in Rio de Janeiro state and situated on Guanabara Bay Duque de Caxias
17%
*Largest suburb of Greater Mexico City Ecatepec de Morelos
17%
Capital of Tristan da Cunha Edinburgh of the Seven Seas
17%
Largest city in Gharbia governorate and home to Misr Spinning and Weaving Company El Mahalla El Kubra
17%
Second largest city in Bahia state Feira de Santana
17%
Capital of Christmas Island Flying Fish Cove
17%
Capital of Martinique Fort-de-France
17%
Westernmost city in Paraná state, and located near the largest waterfall system in the world Foz do Iguaçu
17%
Major suburb of Recife, and second largest city in Pernambuco state Jaboatão dos Guararapes
17%
Notable city in southern Ceará state that is literally north of Petrolina's twin city Juazeiro do Norte
17%
City in Minas Gerais state, or as Bhad Bhabie would say - "Judge me Outside, how 'bout dat!" Juiz de Fora
17%
Capital of South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands King Edward Point
17%
*Largest city in Carinthia state, and home to Europe's largest non-sea beach Klagenfurt am Wörthersee
17%
*Major city in Khabarovsk krai located on the Heilong River Komsomolsk-on-Amur
17%
Capital of a same-named province in southern Thailand Nakhon Si Thammarat
17%
*Municipality located in Greater Mexico City whose name signifies "Four Houses" in Nahuatl and Mexico's first indigenous president Naucalpan de Juárez
17%
Northernmost city in England and home to the Gateshead Millennium Bridge Newcastle upon Tyne
17%
"Major" city in Guadeloupe that is home to the island's main international airport Pointe-à-Pitre
17%
Capital of Nord-Ouest department, and was the site of the first black slave revolt (1679) Port-de-Paix
17%
Capital of a same-named Thai province, located at the "skinniest" part of Thailand Prachuap Khiri Khan
17%
Major coastal city in Anzoátegui state, bordering the state capital, Barcelona Puerto La Cruz
17%
Southernmost city in Uruguay and a popular resort destination Punta del Este
17%
Notable city in Punjab province, originally named as "Noshehra" Rahim yar Khan
17%
Sixth largest city in U.A.E. and capital of a same-named Emirate Ras Al Khaimah City
17%
Major suburb of Belo Horizonte, with a name meaning "Snowy Creek" Ribeirão das Neves
17%
Notable city in southern Quebec province, and host of Canada's largest hot air balloon festival Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu
17%
Capital of Ascoli Piceno province, and most important center of Riviera delle Palme San Benedetto del Tronto
17%
Largest city in southern Costa Rica, and also in the Brunca socioeconomic region San Isidro de El General
17%
*Capital of Norte de Santander department and located on the Venezuelan border San José de Cúcuta
17%
Eighth largest city in Guatemala, and in Guatemala department but shares a name with a bordering department San Juan Sacatepéquez
17%
City on the U.S. border that is the fourth largest city in Sonora state San Luis Río Colorado
17%
Fifth largest city in Argentina, where the United Provinces of South America declared independence from Spain in 1816 San Miguel de Tucumán
17%
Name either "Macorís" city in the Dominican Republic, that is also in the top 10 largest in the country San Pedro de Macorís | San Francisco de Macorís
17%
Notable suburb of Monterrey that is considered as Latin America's richest city San Pedro Garza García
17%
Capital of Argentina's northern most province, and San Salvador de Jujuy
17%
Name either of the capitals (executive / legislative / judicial) of the Canary Islands Santa Cruz de Tenerife | Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
17%
Capital of Galicia autonomous community and home to an important cathedral (shrine of James the Great) Santiago de Compostela
17%
Capital of a same-named Argentinian province, and the southernmost extent of Quechua-speaking communities Santiago del Estero
17%
Second largest city in the Dominican Republic Santiago de los Caballeros
17%
*Capital of a state in north-central Mexico Santiago de Querétaro
17%
*Fourth largest city in Ecuador, known as Tsachila in Quechua Santo Domingo de los Colorados
17%
Major municipality in Greater São Paulo metropolitan area, and named after Bernard of Clairvaux São Bernardo do Campo
17%
Major municipality in the Rio de Janeiro metropolitan area and has one of the highest population densities in the Americas São João de Meriti
17%
Name either "São José" city within the ten largest cities in São Paulo state São José dos Campos | São José do Rio Preto
17%
Fourth largest city in Egypt Shubra El Kheima
17%
Capital of a same-named province in northwestern Algeria Sidi bel Abbès
17%
Notable city in Essex ceremonial county, and home to the world's longest pleasure pier Southend-on-Sea
17%
Capital of Guernsey St. Peter Port
17%
City in northwestern Czechia, and was the most destroyed Czech city during World War II Ústí nad Labem
17%
Twin city with Valparaíso, Chile, and known as "The Garden City" Viña del Mar
17%
Third largest city in Bahia state Vitória da Conquista
17%
*Second largest city in Veracruz state Xalapa de Enríquez
17%
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