Fun quiz. Though it's annoying how people are always correcting these population quizzes as if they're the unquestioned lord and master of census taking
It's pretty amazing how Houston, Dallas, and Miami can all be the 4th biggest city in the USA. All these people trying to correct the quiz can't even agree on which city is right (hint: it's probably the city in the quiz!)
It's amazing that only 4% of quiz takers know about Xiamen. I didn't. A city of 3.5 million Xiameners going about their Xiamener business day in and day out, year after year and I had no idea that they even existed. I need to travel more broadly, I think.
I got 55 which I was pretty proud of. And whilst people are disputing what city is bigger than what in other countries, the top 5 in Australia are most definitely correct. Actually, these 5 cities account for 63.5% of the entire population of the country. Maybe someone could do a quiz on countries with highest rates of urbanization or population concentration or whatever it may be called. And another for the opposite, most diverse or spread out, scattered like lost fragments, spread like lost souls cast on the wind, or something like that.
Urban area or not, DC and San Fran should not be in top 5. It should be NY, LA, Chicago, Dallas and Houston if you go by Metropolitan Statistical Area. It should be NY, LA, Chicago, Houston and Philly by city limits.
What a great ideia for a quiz! If you're thinking about a second edition I think a good list of countries would be Argentina, Pakistan, Indonesia, South Korea, Vietnam, Philippines, Nigeria, D. R. Congo, Italy, France, Germany, Spain.
Maybe some day a quiz maker will issue a series titled "For This Quiz We're Looking for URBAN AREAS. Understand??? Not CITIES - URBAN AREAS (slap-slap-slap) UUUUURBAN AAAAAREEEEAAAAS".
Same here. Jetpunk accepts lots of misspelled words, this would not be an unreasonable one to accept. If someone types "Port Alegre" its pretty obvious what they are meaning. Its not like you can confuse it for Sao Paolo or Brasilia is it!
Just come across this quiz. United Kingdom list is very wrong. All the cities are in England. Glasgow, at just over 800k is the third largest city in the UK. Bristol at 617k is larger than either Liverpool 540k or Manchester 520k.
Did you read the caveats or any comments above? If you did, you should say, “maybe use a different way of measuring population,” instead of insisting one thing like a arrogant idiot. It’s been stated a lot how the population is measured on this quiz, so deal with it. They are both correct, so QM has to choose which one he wants.
I live in Xiamen. It's not even the biggest city in this province, let alone 5th in all, of China. Xiamen only has around 5 million people: Chngqing, by comparison, has more than 30 million people!
Ecatepec is bigger than Toluca https://www.bing.com/search?q=ecatepec+population&form=EDGEAR&qs=PF&cvid=f5e7e69ad9184e04b37911a86d045100&cc=GB&setlang=en-US&PC=LCTS and https://www.bing.com/search?q=toluca+population&form=EDGEAR&qs=TPP&cvid=86b6c80fa1c049768f0c6c4cafeb8f43&cc=GB&setlang=en-US&PC=LCTS
Looking on Google maps, it appears that Ecatapec is in the same urban area as Mexico city appearing in a gray area contiguous with Mexico city and thus could be considered part of Mexico city.
I believe Novgorod only refers to Veliky Novgorod. They are different cities; Novgorod is the name of an oblast, a former country, and means "new city".
Pretty happy with 55/60 and getting Puebla, Toluca, and Bucaramanga. Missed Monterrey, Sapporo, Tianjin, Nizhny Novgorod and Fukuoka, definitely could have gotten most of those.
Can Santiago de Cali please be an accepted type-in for a city that is called Santiago de Cali? Totally fine with the shortened version of the name, but there's no logic in *not* taking the full version.
Why did i think Brasilia was very small? For some reason, i thought that it was a new city created specifically to be the capital but the population was small.
Only missed Sapporo in Japan and Tianjin in China.
But only managed to get Moscow and St Petersburg in Russia and only Bogota for Colombia.
Good quiz, a mix of well known and obscure countries (well, cities). Would love to see more editions of this quiz!
https://www.census.gov/data/datasets/2016/demo/popest/total-metro-and-micro-statistical-areas.html
Then follow it up with cities.
Bogota: capital city, among the highest capitals in the world. Almost every colombian hates her, but almost everyone lives here
Medellín: second biggest city, used to have a big cartel. Only one in Colombia with "metro" rapid transit
Cali: Salsa big bands, biggest city near the Pacific, used to have the other big cartel
Barranquilla: biggest city in the colombian caribean coast. Some very beautiful mixed latino/lebanese girls
Bucaramanga: Only city in the world where women iron with their own bare hands.
City population of: Glasgow = 635k vs Liverpool = 864k
Urban population of: Glasgow = 1.68M vs Liverpool = 1.5M
Be sure to check it out!!
Top Five Biggest Cities In Asia
Thinking of a Risk board was completely useless for Russia.
I only got them all for Britain, India, Australia, Canada and South Africa. That's the Commonwealth outlook for you I suppose
I spelled Yekaterinburg wrong );
I don't think so.
Great Quiz!
Would you consider adding 30 seconds. I ran out of time and there are a lot of countries. Thanks.