Purpose-Built National Capitals - Statistics

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hint year capital % Correct
to encourage inland growth 1960 Brasília
88%
moved 1300 km north-west from the larger previous Bengali capital 1912 New Delhi
65%
moved inland, to the confluence of 3 major ethnic groups 1991 Abuja
56%
moved 200 km south-west, from the temporary, post-independence, capital 1800 Washington
56%
entire city was designed by Chicago architects 1927 Canberra
53%
moved inland to "keep an eye" on rebel groups in the jungle 2005 Naypyidaw
53%
moved from the coast towards disputed territory in the north 1974 Islamabad
41%
moved from the largest city, Koror, to this tiny capital 2006 Ngerulmud
35%
victorious Abbasids moved the capital 170 km north, from Kufa 762 Baghdad
32%
after the previous capital was damaged by a hurricane 1970 Belmopan
29%
unusually, moved to the coast, for ease of access from the rest of the Empire 1535 Lima
26%
the previous capital, Mahikeng, was outside the country 1964 Gaborone
21%
moved a whole kilometre, from Birgu, on the other side of The Grand Harbor 1530 Valletta
12%
moved from James Town in this small island nation 1628 Bridgetown
9%
the previous capital, Saint-Louis, was in a neighboring country 1957 Nouakchott
9%
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