In each group, name any answer which matches the first category to reveal the second category, then name any answer which applies to both categories to reveal a third, and so on.
Depending on the definition of the Seven Summits being used, either mountain could be considered the highest in Europe. Jetpunk usually would define Mount Elbrus as the highest European mountain, but I included Mont Blanc as a typein for complainers.
Surprisingly I got all which I never expected. Btw, Nile is not accepted for the first clue of River and so I didn't even try typing it for the rest. It's definitely longer than 321 km
Which are the 89 mountains that don't start with "mount"? Surely this nomenclature is absurd. It's like saying that the Grande river begins with an "R" because it's usually called "RIO Grande" whilst the Nile doesn't, even though it is the river Nile.
It's Mount Blanc, not Mont Blanc. Although strangely, Mount Blanc works for all of the other hints (even the ones after) except for the Northern Hemisphere.
Surprisingly I got all which I never expected. Btw, Nile is not accepted for the first clue of River and so I didn't even try typing it for the rest. It's definitely longer than 321 km
Otherwise great quiz, although Eurasian plate is maybe not the trickiest answer