Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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Where the Titanic was built | Belfast | 86%
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Robin Hood's hometown | Nottingham | 85%
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Built on the Mersey Estuary | Liverpool | 83%
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Nicknamed "Steel City" due to its industrial past | Sheffield | 79%
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Inhabitants are known as "Geordies" | Newcastle | 78%
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Lent its name to Chaucer's famous "Tales" | Canterbury | 73%
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Has the UK's 2nd oldest underground rail system after the London Underground | Glasgow | 72%
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Northernmost city | Inverness | 71%
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This Roman city is known for its city walls and its "minster" | York | 66%
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Both of its names are displayed on most maps due to the contention surrounding it | Derry | 61%
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The first fleet of ships that brought convicts to Australia set sail from here | Portsmouth | 49%
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Home of England's pottery industry | Stoke-on-Trent | 47%
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Famous for the condiment produced there | Worcester | 47%
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According to legend, Lady Godiva rode through this city's streets naked | Coventry | 46%
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Only city aside from City of London to have its own ceremonial county | Bristol | 40%
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Became a city after one of its MPs were murdered in 2021 | Southend-on-Sea | 38%
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Matthew Arnold's "Dreaming Spires" | Oxford | 32%
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Near the site of the Battle of Bannockburn | Stirling | 28%
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Has the highest concentration of castles amongst all UK cities | Cardiff | 26%
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Smallest English city by population | Wells | 20%
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Formed by a merger of two towns | Brighton and Hove | 14%
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The Land of the Prince Bishops | Durham | 13%
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The Met Office is based here | Exeter | 13%
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95% of its houses were damaged during WW2 | Hull | 8%
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You can find the world's oldest mechanical clock here | Salisbury | 8%
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