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Biggest European Cities that start with L on a Map

Can you name the biggest cities in Europe that start with L with the help of a map?
Population data from citypopulation.de, city proper population
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Last updated: June 29, 2021
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Population
City
9,047,570
London
724,314
Lviv
672,185
Łódź
593,146
Leipzig
586,889
Liverpool
Population
City
552,700
Lisbon
518,635
Lyon
511,164
Leeds
503,216
Lipetsk
472,558
Leicester
Population
City
401,297
Luhansk
338,586
Lublin
286,745
Ljubljana
269,382
L'Hospitalet de Llobregat
233,098
Lille
Population
City
221,502
Luton
217,315
Lutsk
216,530
Lübeck
208,397
Lyubertsy
206,552
Linz
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4 Comments
WoodyJohnson
+3
Level 63
Sep 3, 2021
L and Ł are different letters and have tottaly different spellings. I know that for people who doesn't know polish they might be the same but trust me they are not.
Nedpet
+2
Level 73
Sep 4, 2021
I'm aware that the letter Ł has a completely different pronunciation from the letter L, but it is still an L with a diacritic.
Mikasuomi
+1
Level 50
Oct 3, 2021
Yes, it is the same with a vs. ä and o vs. ö in Finnish and other languages using them (also u vs. ü in German and Estonian). Two dots above the letter mark that the vowel is front, not back. They are different phonemes and there are minimal pairs like Finnish "pelata" 'to play' vs. "pelätä" 'to be afraid'.

Even if I know the rule, at first it was somewhat surprising to find Finnish Äänekoski among cities that start with A or Swedish Örebro with O. But I understand that you easily drop the diacritics you don't use in your own language, as I myself always write "Zelezny" and so on.

Maycon6787
+1
Level 22
Oct 23, 2021
I was expecting Larisa in Greece
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