All the US cities I missed - Philly, Detroit, and I tried Columbus and Toledo then decided none of the Ohio cities would make the list and didn't even try Cincinnati or Cleveland. Surprised that San Jose and San Antonio weren't on the list since they always make the list of top ten US cities by population - must be the "urban population" caveat that knocked them out. Still, I'm surprised not to see them.
Bangkok, San Francisco, Lisbon among many others. I always overthink on these quizzes and end up missing really obvious ones (although I could have sworn that I guessed Bangkok).
Hard quiz, needed five tries to get them all... Crazy that 20% of the cities in this quiz are from China. I have some objection about Jiangyin since it's part of Wuxi...
Have you ever thought about adding one column for countries (or maybe making another copy of this extreme quiz with them added)? It could be amazing improvement, that would help us focus directly on the countries, that we have missed their representatives.
This is my point: the quiz would be more like: "do you know all the big cities of US/India/Pakistan/China/whatever" rather than "do you know, if there are exactly 18 or 19 of their cities in the top200 and can you count, if you already typed in all"?
173, highest yet, and I still see "should've gots" like Dubai and Amman. Some of the Chinese cities under 2.5 million in population I will never remember.
I matched your score of 176. Missed a lot of obvious ones. Including Algiers, Guatemala, Santo Domingo, Port-au-Prince, Rotterdam, Maputo, Bamako, Qingdao, Surat, Shantou, Wenzhou, Medan, Fuzhou, Nanning, Daegu, Ibadan, Indore, Taiyuan, Coimbatore, Kumasi, Xuzhou, Tangshan, and Gujranwala (I think those last three are all new, though). This cluster of comments will be a treasure trove for all the cheaters.
"small." :) That's funny. She came to study in the USA in part because she wanted to start dating and she was afraid if she did this in Ningbo, hamlet of 3 million people, her parents would find out about it.
Definitely need to brush up on my Indian, Chinese and Brazilian cities. And Ohio. Literally got all the U.S. cities except Cleveland and Cincinnati lol.
I noticed something interesting in the advanced stats. The second most common score, after 199/199, is 100/199. I guess there were a lot of people who set their goal at 50% and were content to give up once they reached it.
"Brisbane's metropolitan area has a population of approximately 2.5 million" (Wikipedia)
"Administratively, Suzhou is a prefecture-level city with a population of 4.33 million in its city proper, and a total resident population (as of 2013) of 10.58 million in its administrative area" (Wikipedia)
In Brisbane's case it's complicated by the issue of where one draws boundaries. Locally (it's my home town), 2.5 million, as reported on Wikipedia, is the commonly accepted figure. However it also merges with the cities of Sunshine Coast to the north and Gold Coast to the south, between them home to an additional million or so people. It also stretches out ambiguously to the west with the city of Toowoomba at the far edge of what's known as Southeast Queensland. I'm assuming the figure given here includes the Local Government areas of Brisbane, Moreton Bay, Ipswich, Logan, Redlands, and Gold Coast - the last of which is usually counted separately in Australia (and is Australia's sixth largest city, if so counted).
Was going to say the same thing. I'm fascinated as to the process that decides whether an 'and' will be inserted or not. Perhaps they were all meant to be separated thusly, but it got missed between Valencia and Seville...
Thank you for remembering my dear Belo Horizonte! When I saw that the minimum was 2 million, I was already happy, since BH (as it is known here in Brazil), has 2.501.576 million people, even more people than Paris for example.
Rotterdam bigger than amsterdam? seriously? haha that would piss people in amsterdam off, I wouldnt show your face there if I were you ;) (just kidding, but there is known to be some rivalry between the cities and calling the smaller one bigger would cause an uproar ;) )
. You havent used urban area as you stat, cause even going by urban it is "only" about 1,2 million and smaller than amsterdam at about 1,4/ 1.5.
I am not sure where the problem lies, with the quizzes or the sourcesite. But many quizzes claim to list urban, while they list metro or just a random conglomeration of cities just because they are in the same general region (side of the country..) but might be 50 miles apart and don't have much to do with eachother (beside being in the same country).
3,6m is the entire population of the provence of Zuid-Holland in which Rotterdam is located.
180/199. The biggest city on the list I forgot was Shantou, but the most obvious were Minneapolis, and even worse... Hong Kong. I also completely forgot about Cameroon's existence, as well as Recife and Urumqi, cities I should've gotten. The rest I didn't get were more obscure Chinese and Indian cities I don't mind missing.
Xi'an and Xiamen are also kinda embarrassing for me because they're usually some of the first Chinese cities I think of.
...but one of them was Beijing?!?
This is my point: the quiz would be more like: "do you know all the big cities of US/India/Pakistan/China/whatever" rather than "do you know, if there are exactly 18 or 19 of their cities in the top200 and can you count, if you already typed in all"?
Interested in your opinion.
"Administratively, Suzhou is a prefecture-level city with a population of 4.33 million in its city proper, and a total resident population (as of 2013) of 10.58 million in its administrative area" (Wikipedia)
. You havent used urban area as you stat, cause even going by urban it is "only" about 1,2 million and smaller than amsterdam at about 1,4/ 1.5.
I am not sure where the problem lies, with the quizzes or the sourcesite. But many quizzes claim to list urban, while they list metro or just a random conglomeration of cities just because they are in the same general region (side of the country..) but might be 50 miles apart and don't have much to do with eachother (beside being in the same country).
3,6m is the entire population of the provence of Zuid-Holland in which Rotterdam is located.
I believe Belo Horizonte is missing, with its 2.75 million people
Why are there 199 answers but two have been filled in? Does that not make 201 cities?
Also DC type in
Never heard of Jiangyin though. Only city here.
Missed Kumasi
It’s only cos I just did the 3 Million plus cities quiz that I got that.
Great quiz