European Cities by Letter - H - Statistics

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Clue	City	% Correct
Home to the third largest port in Europe	Hamburg	98%
World's northernmost metro area	Helsinki	82%
Home to the UN's International Court of Justice	The Hague	78%
Birthplace of the rock band, 'Scorpions'	Hanover	76%
Famous for the battle that introduced Norman rule to England	Hastings	75%
The island of Crete's most populous city	Heraklion	69%
Home to Germany's oldest university	Heidelberg	67%
Translated, the city's name means "the little hospital"	L'Hospitalet de Llobregat	37%
Home to the first pedestrian shopping street in Sweden	Helsingborg	31%
Birthplace of George Frideric Handel	Halle	25%
One of the centres of early industrialisation in Württemberg	Heilbronn	22%
Leading fishing town in the 16th century	Huelva	18%
Known for its Iron Age hill fort, Castle Hill	Huddersfield	12%
Experienced a large fire in 1576	Haarlem	10%
Became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985	Hildesheim	8%
Nicknamed the "Golden City" due to suffering comparatively less damage during World War II	Herne	6%
Coal mining and chemical industries dominate the economy	Horlivka	6%
Popular for tobacco production following liberation from the Ottomans	Haskovo	4%
A train disaster occured here in 1992, claiming five lives	Hoofddorp	4%
Known for its famous industry in furniture	High Wycombe	2%

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