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1M Cities in Squares of the World Map

Can you name a city with more than 1 million people in each square of the world map?
Based on Urban Area population. Source: citypopulation.de, 2023
Quiz by Ethaboo444
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Last updated: January 2, 2023
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First submittedDecember 30, 2021
Times taken24,166
Average score74.0%
Rating4.88
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30 Comments
+13
Level 79
Dec 30, 2021
Great quiz. Could do with more time.
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Level 59
Dec 30, 2021
ok, ill increase a bit.
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Level 74
Jan 30, 2022
One more minute would help, otherwise there's no time to think at all.
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Level 59
Jan 30, 2022
ok
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Level 71
Jan 30, 2022
Just a couple things I noticed: Kathmandu should be included on the square that covers North India, and the Square over Sri Lanka includes a bunch of cities carried over from the square to the right of it, that shouldn't be included (like Singapore).

Great quiz and I'm sure it took a lot of effort on your part :)

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Level 65
Jan 30, 2022
Awesome quiz, got all of them on time :) I nominated it, hope to see more of such quizzes!
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Level 68
Jan 30, 2022
Nice quiz, nominated! Although Honolulu should be added according to citypopulation.de
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Level 59
Jan 30, 2022
Thanks everyone for the compliments, and I'll try fixing anything wrong soon if I done laze all day lol
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Level 62
May 8, 2022
Nominated, but please add Honolulu :)
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Level 59
May 8, 2022
sorry, just haven't gotten around to updating it yet.
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Level 92
Jan 2, 2023
Nowhere near enough time, unless you consider this an extreme speed typing quiz. Could only do about 2/3 of this without taking time to stop and think.
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Level 67
Jan 2, 2023
There's enough time for one square every ~6.5 seconds
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Level 76
May 4, 2023
Is Singapore lighting up Sri Lanka a problem?
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Level 55
Jun 19, 2023
Arequipa...
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Level 79
Jul 13, 2024
I've spotted an error: the square containing Colombo also contains several other Cities that are not there in reality - such as Kuala Lumpur and Singapore.
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Level 44
Aug 16, 2024
Glasgow isn’t at a million but Edinburgh is? I think that’s a mistake
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Level 74
Sep 10, 2024
Glasgow is visible in its square but it's not being accepted when typed. Needs a fix.
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Level 80
Sep 30, 2024
As people have been saying:

-Need to add Glasgow and Kathmandu

-Colombo square has a bunch of extra cities that shouldn't be there

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Level 70
Oct 4, 2024
Great quiz,thanks, Arequippa got me.
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Level 85
Oct 10, 2024
Great quiz.

Just a comment: in the Texas square, none of the 5 Mexican cities it includes is accepted.

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Level 73
Oct 10, 2024
Sadly, Changwon is likely to be gone from this quiz in the near future.
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Level 67
Oct 23, 2024
Looks like the Sri Lanka square still accepts all the cities from the square just east of it as correct answers.
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Level 38
Oct 23, 2024
One of the squares is bugged.

The square including sri lanka and the southern tip of india not only accepts cities in that square, but all cities in the tile next to that one, including malaysia and singapore. you can see this when you start this quiz and your first answer is singapore but 2 tiles lit up.

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Level 54
Oct 23, 2024
This was surprisingly easy :)
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Level 58
Oct 23, 2024
I think you are missing Monterrey and the other nearby cities in Mexico. Very fun!
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Level 57
Oct 23, 2024
Singapore is accepted for the sri lanka square
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Level 19
Oct 24, 2024
ezpz limon :P
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Level 67
Oct 24, 2024
I missed Lisbon and Durban cos I couldn't see that the squares weren't lit up :(

Really like this idea though, fun to see the outliers like Arequipa.

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Level 71
Oct 25, 2024
Great quiz! Btw, Nur-Sultan is now called called Astana again.
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Level 43
Nov 25, 2024
The square that has the Texas cities seems to be missing the list of all the Mexican cities that are also in that square
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