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The tallest mountains in the world are part of this range
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Himalayas
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Often regarded as the 5th ocean
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Southern Ocean
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Country that has the most total coastline
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Canada
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The only island that is shared by 3 or more countries
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Borneo
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Highly disputed land between India and Pakistan
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Kashmir
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Largest city on New Zealand's South Island
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Christchurch
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Province that is home to Edmonton and Calgary
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Alberta
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This river carves through the Grand Canyon
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Colorado River
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The archipelago at the southernmost tip of South America is known as...
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Tierra del Fuego
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This country is the only enclave found in Africa
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Lesotho
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Northernmost of the 4 main islands of Japan
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Hokkaido
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Semi-Arid region just south of the Sahara Desert
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Sahel Region
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Baku extends out into this sea
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Caspian Sea
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Home of the Monte Carlo
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Monaco
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Capital of Northern Ireland
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Belfast
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US state known as the Peach State
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Georgia
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Guadalcanal, famous for its major WWII battle, is in this country
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Solomon Islands
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Chinese gambling city once controlled by Portugal
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Macao
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Major city across the border from El Paso
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Juarez
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Closest country to Florida that does not physically border it
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Bahamas
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Home country of Machu Picchu
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Peru
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City that translates to "Saint Paul" in Portuguese
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Sao Paulo
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Strait that connects the Black Sea to the Sea of Marmara
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Bosphorus
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Capital of Uganda
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Kampala
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Town famous for white cliffs that are very close by
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Dover
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Major Russian port city on the Pacific coast
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Vladivostok
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Island chain extending away from Alaska
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Aleutian Islands
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Southern hemisphere's equivalent of the Tropic of Cancer
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Tropic of Capricorn
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The C member of the ABC islands
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Curacao
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Country (outside the US) that named its capital after a US President
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Liberia
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Home of the Kaaba
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Mecca
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Petra is a tourist attraction popular with this country
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Jordan
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Sister river of the Tigris
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Euphrates River
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Peninsula that a meteor struck and killed off the dinosaurs
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Yucatan
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Busan, Gwangju, and Jeju are cities in this country
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South Korea
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Only country to have land in all four hemispheres (no territories)
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Kiribati
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Egyptian Peninsula once controlled by Israel
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Sinai
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Colorful river that flows through South Africa
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Orange River
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Capital of North Korea
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Pyongyang
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Smallest state of Australia
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Tasmania
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City often referred to as the Eternal City
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Rome
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US city that has a replica of the Parthenon
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Nashville
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Legislative capital of South Africa
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Cape Town
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Only country in Africa to have Spanish as its official language
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Equatorial Guinea
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Name of the island that features Haiti and the Dominican Republic
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Hispaniola
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Country that the Tamil Tigers originated in
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Sri Lanka
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City in Morocco that is also the name of a red hat
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Fez
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World capital with the highest altitude
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La Paz
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Formerly independent island off the coast of Tanzania
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Zanzibar
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This lake is the deepest in the world
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Lake Baikal
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Name of the first island that Napoleon was exiled to - he didn't enjoy his stay for long
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Elba
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Tallest mountain in the United Kingdom
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Ben Nevis
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Nuuk is the capital city of....
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Greenland
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The largest landlocked US state
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Montana
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Mountain range dividing Spain and France
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Pyrenees
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Number of countries that have "Guinea" in their name
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Four
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Hagia Sophia is found in this city
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Istanbul
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Fortaleza, Manaus, and Belo Horizonte are in this country
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Brazil
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Only Central America country that doesn't border the Caribbean Sea
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El Salvador
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Seven countries have territorial claims here
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Antarctica
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Smallest of the "-stan" countries
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Kyrgyzstan
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Number of countries in Africa that are solely found on islands
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Six
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Capital of Slovakia
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Bratislava
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Only country where you can find wild lemurs
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Madagascar
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US state whose capital is one letter different from a major German city
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Kentucky
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This country is divided into 26 cantons
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Switzerland
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Swedish city connected by bridge to Denmark
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Malmo
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Largest country in Africa until 2011
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Sudan
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Indian city once known as Bombay
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Mumbai
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The Republic of China is also called....
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Taiwan
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Baltimore lies on this bay
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Chesapeake
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Country that the Galapagos Islands are a part of
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Ecuador
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Island in Alaska that shares its name with the largest species of brown bear
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Kodiak
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Last place the dodo bird was ever known to be found
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Mauritius
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Longest river in Oceania
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Murray River
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Quezon City is part of what major city's metro area
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Manila
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Omsk, Kazan, and Krasnodar are part of this country
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Russia
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Isle of Man is found in this sea
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Irish Sea
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Largest lake that the Equator passes through
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Lake Victoria
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US state that is the primary home of the Ozarks
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Missouri
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City in Egypt once known for its lighthouse
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Alexandria
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Country that is home to the most wild elephants
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Botswana
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This city was built on the remains of Tenochtitlan
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Mexico City
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Island nation divided into Greek and Turkish halves
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Cyprus
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Only landlocked country on the Indochina peninsula
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Laos
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Capital of Nova Scotia
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Halifax
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This country is known for windmills and tulips
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Netherlands
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Country that is almost completely surrounded by Senegal
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Gambia
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Turkish city or a famous comic book superhero
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Batman
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This city's name directly translates to Red Hero
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Ulaanbaatar
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Largest mountain in Africa
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Mount Kilimanjaro
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Only country to border the Caspian and Arabian seas
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Iran
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Southernmost country of South America that doesn't border Brazil
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Chile
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Capital of North Carolina
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Raleigh
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Asian sea that is almost completely dried up
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Aral Sea
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City formerly known as Leningrad
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St. Petersburg
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French city that a type of mustard is named for
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Dijon
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Country where Urdu is the national language
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Pakistan
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Where would you find Nollywood
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Nigeria
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The Three Gorges Dam can be found on this river
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Yangtze River
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Dover is a town not a city. Additionally the white cliffs of Dover are more likely named after the Strait of Dover rather than the town. The town is a major port and so there are no cliffs in the town, but rather a mile or so down the coast in either direction.
Napoleon was exiled twice to different islands. Elba was the first island which he escaped from. St Helena was the 2nd island he was exiled to. So please add this as an aswer.
USA is 2 miles from Russia, that's closer than the Bahamas.