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Cities that End in M by Clue

Based on the clue, can you guess these cities whose names end in the letter M?
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Last updated: December 18, 2024
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First submittedMay 4, 2020
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Holiest city in Judaism
Jerusalem
Most populous city in the Nordic countries
Stockholm
Capital located on the confluence of the Blue and White Nile
Khartoum
By law, the capital of the Netherlands
Amsterdam
Home to Black Sabbath and the Peaky Blinders gang
Birmingham
City just outside Berlin where the "Big 3" Allied leaders met in August, 1945
Potsdam
The L.A. suburb where Disneyland can be found
Anaheim
Most populous Saudi city on the Persian Gulf
Dammam
Robin Hood lived near here
Nottingham
Third largest city in Norway and, before 1217, its capital
Trondheim
Europe's largest port
Rotterdam
The Church of the Nativity can be found in this small city in Palestine
Bethlehem
The largest city in Tanzania, but not its capital
Dar es Salaam
Massachusetts town where witch trials were held in 1692 and 1693
Salem
Karl Benz invented the automobile while working in this city at the
intersection of the Rhine and Neckar
Mannheim
Dutch city that is the namesake of a neighborhood in Manhattan
Haarlem
Shia holy site in Iran whose name has three letters
Qom
One of the major cities in North Carolina's Research Triangle
Durham
Albert Einstein was born in this German city whose church was briefly the tallest
building in the world
Ulm
Russian city near the Ural mountains known as Molotov from 1940–1957.
(Hint: four letters, a hair style)
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10 Comments
+3
Level 79
May 4, 2020
The host of the Winter Olympics 1994 was Lillehammer, not Trondheim. They are about 218 miles apart.
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Level 75
May 5, 2020
I don't know what I was thinking 😅.
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Level 75
Aug 19, 2020
Grrr, when your brain interprets “neighbourhoods” to mean “boroughs”, and you see out the time trying to think of Dutch cities that sound vaguely Bronx-, Brooklyn- or Staten-ish.
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Level 74
Dec 25, 2024
Brooklyn is named after Breukelen, it does not end in m though
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Level 70
Dec 19, 2024
I'm biased as this is my home county, but I think a better question where the answer is "Durham" could be something based on the English city of Durham, such as it being home to one of the countries oldest cathedrals and used as a filming location for the Harry Potter films.
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Level 72
Dec 25, 2024
Durham NC has more than 5x the population of Durham England
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Level 67
Dec 28, 2024
Totally irrelevant. The history of Durham is quite interesting, it was founded by Anglo-Saxon monks during the Viking invasion.

It's clearly a more appropriate answer for a quiz on cities from across the world. What's the historical significance of Durham, USA? The fact that you call it "Durham NC" proves your bias.

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Level 55
Feb 5, 2025
As someone from Durham, I can confirm that it's not really special for anything.
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Level 74
Mar 22, 2025
I agree the population is irrelevant, it is about which is known internationally, though that is somewhat hard to gauge (well not at all actually, but I mean someone making a quiz will usually be biased and only know how well known something is in their own, and perhaps surrounding countries. You could easily hold polls asking people from all over the world, in theory.)

Personally I knew the UK Durham and not the US one. Not being from either country.

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Level 59
Dec 25, 2024
I only knew Salem in Oregon