A-Z Cities That End in G

Name these major cities that start with a certain letter of the alphabet and end in the letter G. The number of letters for each answer is shown in brackets.

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Letter	Hint	City
A	City and university town in Bavaria, Germany, founded in 15 BC by the Romans, named after Emperor Augustus (8)	Augsburg
B	Capital of West Java province, Indonesia; capital of the former Dutch West Indies (7)	Bandung
C	City in southwest China; capital of the Republic of China from 1937 to 1946 (9)	Chongqing
D	Port city, commercial and educational centre of central Vietnam (6)	Da Nang
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G	Second-largest city in Sweden; host of the Gothia Cup, the world's largest youth football tournament (10)	Gothenburg
H	Special administrative region in southern China; former British colony (8)	Hong Kong
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J	Largest city in South Africa; seat of the Constituional Court (12)	Johannesburg
K	Political and economic centre of southern Taiwan (9)	Kaohsiung
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M	Capital of Saxony-Anhalt, Germany; destroyed with the worst massacre during the Thirty Years' War (9)	Magdeburg

Letter	Hint	City
N	Second-largest city in Bavaria, Germany; site of major Nazi rallies and trials of major Nazi officials (9)	Nuremberg
O	Independent city in Lower Saxony, north-western Germany (9)	Oldenburg
P	Capital of North Korea (9)	Pyongyang
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R	Fourth-largest city in Bavaria, whose medieval centre is a UNESCO World Heritage Site; among the most-visited places in Germany (10)	Regensburg
S	City in western Austria, noted for its annual music festivals; setting of 'The Sound of Music' (8)	Salzburg
T	City in North Brabant, Netherlands, loved and supported by King William II, where he died (7)	Tilburg
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V	City in Gauteng province, South Africa; name derived from Dutch, meaning 'association' or 'union'	Vereeniging
W	Capital of Manitoba, Canada, first settled as a French trading post in 1738 (8)	Winnipeg
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Y	City in central Russia, named after Ekaterina, wife of Peter the Great who founded the city in 1721 (13)	Yekaterinburg
Z	City in Jiangsu Province, on the Yangtze River, in eastern China (formerly romanised as 'Chinkiang'), famous for its fragrant black vinegar (9)	Zhenjiang