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Cities by Letter - A

Using the clues given, name the following world cities below.
Quiz by relessness
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Last updated: January 6, 2015
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First submittedJanuary 6, 2015
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Home of Coca Cola
Atlanta
The Granite City of the UK
Aberdeen
Capital of Africa's largest country
Algiers
Anitkabir, Angora, Kocatepe Mosque
Ankara
Spanish city located on the Costa Blanca
Alicante
Capital of South Australia
Adelaide
Sheikh Zayed Mosque, Etihad, Emirates Palace
Abu Dhabi
The first Democracy
Athens
Home to the Taj Mahal
Agra
Middle Eastern City once called Philadelphia
Amman
Lost its Capital status in 1997 to Astana
Almaty
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Answer
Situated on the Ethiopian Highlands
Addis Ababa
Home of 7 Popes in 14th Century
Avignon
Belgian city, home of artist Rubens
Antwerp
Center of Gambling in New Jersey
Atlantic City
Home to a Seven Wonders of the World
Alexandria
Contains the third busiest airport for cargo traffic.
Anchorage
Situated by Aso Rock
Abuja
Labadi Beach, Kwame Nkrumah Park, Nima
Accra
Capital of Madagascar
Antananarivo
Contains the tallest structure in the Southern Hemisphere
Auckland
Capital of Texas
Austin
eurocrem
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Level 44
Mar 24, 2015
Why don't you accept Antanananananananananarivo for Madagascar? :)
Quizzer6794
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Level 64
Nov 9, 2015
+1 lol
Frostborne
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Level 18
Apr 7, 2021
Please change ‘Home to a Seven Wonders of the World’ to ‘Once Home to one of the Ancient Seven Wonders of the World’ as Wonders of the World could refer to the Modern Wonders,
HeyItsMeJJ
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Level 57
May 12, 2021
Yeah also "Home to a Seven Wonders of the World" isn't the best grammar.

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