Cities on the Baltic Sea by a Clue - Statistics

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Clue	Letter	City	% Correct
Was founded by Russia's Peter the Great	S	Saint Petersburg	98%
Former free city known to the Germans as Danzig	G	Gdańsk	92%
Has an autonomous hippie-neighborhood named "Christiania"	C	Copenhagen	91%
In 2011, the British magazine Monocle ranked it the world's most liveable city	H	Helsinki	91%
Is connected to the above via the "Øresund Bridge"	M	Malmö	90%
Located 80 kilometres south of the above	T	Tallinn	88%
Birger Jarl is traditionally attributed to have founded it around 1250	S	Stockholm	80%
Has the largest collection of buildings built in the Art Nouveau style	R	Riga	79%
Was known by the name "Königsberg" when under Prussian rule	K	Kaliningrad	77%
Considered to be the oldest city in Finland	T	Turku	55%
Most populous city in northern Finland	O	Oulu	50%
It was historically the main port of East Germany	R	Rostock	50%
Namesake of the canal that connects the Baltic Sea to the North Sea	K	Kiel	45%
Was the main and founding city of the Hanseatic League	L	Lübeck	45%
Main port of Lithuania	K	Klaipėda	36%
Biggest city in Gotland	V	Visby	36%
Swedish city that was the site a 1397 treaty joining Denmark, Sweden, and Norway under one king	K	Kalmar	35%
Most populous city in northern Sweden	U	Umeå	33%
Estonian resort known for its 19th-century timber villas and beaches	P	Pärnu	25%
Main city of Finland's "Åland Islands"	M	Mariehamn	21%

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