# | Population | Country | Hint | City | % Correct |
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1 | 213,000 | Spain | Flamenco, Sherry, Horses | Jerez de la Frontera | 75%
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3 | 135,000 | Sweden | Vättern Lake | Jönköping | 50%
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5 | 110,000 | Germany | Friedrich Schiller | Jena | 45%
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4 | 115,000 | Spain | The Arabs called it Yayyan | Jaén | 38%
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2 | 139,000 | Finland | In Central Finland | Jyväskylä | 36%
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14 | 49,000 | Latvia | Gulf of Riga town in the Art Nouveau style | Jūrmala | 25%
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11 | 57,000 | Latvia | Largest town in Zemgale, German: Mitau | Jelgava | 23%
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9 | 76,000 | Finland | Eastern Finland, Karelia | Joensuu | 23%
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16 | 43,000 | United Kingdom | 1936 march against unemployment | Jarrow | 22%
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13 | 51,000 | Czech Republic | Capital of the Vysočina Region | Jihlava | 18%
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8 | 81,000 | Poland | The name means "Deer Mountain" in Polish | Jelenia Góra | 14%
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15 | 45,000 | Czech Republic | Mountain resort in the Jizera Mountains | Jablonec nad Nisou | 11%
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7 | 90,000 | Poland | German: Bad Königsdorf-Jastrzemb | Jastrzębie-Zdrój | 11%
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20 | 38,000 | France | Largest suburb of Tours | Joué-lès-Tours | 10%
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17 | 42,000 | Finland | Jean Sibelius, "Ainola" | Järvenpää | 9%
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6 | 93,000 | Poland | Silesian Highlands, Przemsza River | Jaworzno | 8%
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12 | 51,000 | Belgium | Brussels suburb, Vrije Universiteit | Jette | 7%
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10 | 74,000 | Sweden | Part of the Stockholm urban area | Järfälla | 6%
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19 | 38,000 | Poland | South-eastern Poland | Jaroslaw | 6%
|
18 | 40,000 | Italy | Comune in Ancona Province, Frederick II | Jesi | 2%
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