100 Cities by Letter - N

Based on the clue, can you guess these cities whose names start in the letter N.

Many of these are technically villages and towns

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Hint	City
Where the Yankees play	New York City
Was struck by an atomic bomb	Nagasaki
Where Robin Hood resides	Nottingham
Capital of the Bahamas	Nassau
Where pizza was invented	Naples
Capital of Greenland	Nuuk
"Pleasant" city on French Riviera	Nice
Chinese massacre site during WWII	Nanjing
The Big Easy	New Orleans
Finnish city that gave its name to a mobile phone company	Nokia
Indian city of oranges and tigers	Nagpur
America's country music capital	Nashville
City in Lorraine that is also a common girls' name in English	Nancy
National capital on the Niger River	Niamey
Site of Nazi rallies and tribunals	Nuremberg
Where the Geordies are from	Newcastle
Current name of Astana	Nur-Sultan
Alaskan city where the Iditarod ends	Nome
Waterfall city between Ontario and NY	Niagara Falls
Official capital of India	New Delhi
"Safari Capital of the World"	Nairobi
Rhode Island city home to summer mansions	Newport
Capital of Okinawa	Naha
Former Japanese capital known for its deer park	Nara
Guyana's third or Suriname's fifth most populous city	New Amsterdam
Russia's "New Siberian" city	Novosibirsk
Most populous city in Mauritania	Nouakchott
Peruvian city close to a famous group of "lines"	Nazca
Yale University locale	New Haven
World's busiest port by cargo tonnage	Ningbo
This coastal Israeli city is named for a Jewish-American merchant, not an Israeli prime minister	Netanya
World's least populous capital	Ngerulmud
One of Germany's three oldest cities	Neuss
Namesake of a French-speaking Belgian province	Namur
The British Grand Prix takes place 14 miles south of this town	Northampton
Biggest city on the Volga river	Nizhny Novgorod
Capital of Jiangxi, China	Nanchang
South Island's oldest city that was named after an admiral	Nelson
Japan's third-largest urban area	Nagoya
Capital of Azerbaijan's exclave between Armenia and Iran	Nakhchivan
Virginian city with initials N. N.	Newport News
Capital of the Roman province that encompassed southern France	Narbonne
The Sandy Hook school shooting took place in this Connecticut city	Newtown
Massachusetts's "Whaling City". Primary setting of "Moby-Dick"	New Bedford
Suburb north of Las Vegas	North Las Vegas
Suburb north of Charleston	North Charleston
Suburb north of Little Rock	North Little Rock
Capital of Karakalpakstan, Uzbekistan	Nukus
Mexican city that sits adjacent to its "old" Texan counter-part	Nuevo Laredo
Russia's largest seaport	Novorossiysk

Hint	City
City of Jesus's youth	Nazareth
The Greeks call it "Lefkosia"	Nicosia
Center of a Californian wine region	Napa
Japan's 1998 Winter Olympics host	Nagano
U.S. Atlantic Fleet headquarters	Norfolk
Former whaling center featured in many a dirty limerick	Nantucket
Serbian city that was the birthplace of Constantine the Great	Niš
Capital of Tonga	Nuku'alofa
Replaced Rangoon in 2005	Naypyidaw
Closest Brazilian city to Africa	Natal
Uzbekistan's largest city inside the Fergana Valley	Namangan
Vancouver Island's second-largest	Nanaimo
This isn't Egypt's new capital, but a suburb built in the 2000s	New Cairo
Most populous city on Loire	Nantes
England's second-largest in 1500	Norwich
Most populous city in New Jersey	Newark
Namesake of the largest Greek island in the Cyclades	Naxos
Japanese city facing Sado Island	Niigata
Fourth-biggest in Northern Ireland	Newry
Capital of Chad	N'Djamena
World's northernmost city with a population > 100,000	Norilsk
Montenegro's second-largest	Nikšić
City of University of Oklahoma	Norman
Capital of Vojvodina, Serbia	Novi Sad
Town in northern Norway and site of a major WWII battle	Narvik
Capital of New Caledonia	Nouméa
Dunder Mifflin branch location in New Hampshire	Nashua
City called "Sweden's Manchester"	Norrköping
Capital of Guangxi, China	Nanning
Chicago's third-largest suburb	Naperville
Split between Arizona and Mexico	Nogales
Namesake of a sparsely-populated Argentinian province	Neuquén
Japan's busiest international airport	Narita
City in Estonia where a bloody WWII battle took place	Narva
Amongst the holiest in Shia Islam	Najaf
Largest Boise suburb	Nampa
Main seaport of North Korea	Nampo
"Wine Capital of India"	Nashik
Swiss city whose name means "New Castle" in Old French	Neuchâtel
Largest city in Darfur, Sudan; namesake of a type of antelope	Nyala
Oldest city in the Netherlands	Nijmegen
Connecticut city that is the headquarters of Xerox	Norwalk
Home to the largest airport in Fiji	Nadi
Largest city in Kenya's Rift Valley	Nakuru
"New city" of central Turkey	Nevşehir
Is connected to Rio de Janeiro by a bridge	Niterói
Southern French city dubbed as the "most Roman city outside Italy"	Nîmes
Palestinian Stock Exchange	Nablus
Omar Khayyam's hometon, in Iran; also Seljuk Empire's first capital	Nishapur
Mozambique's largest inland city	Nampula

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