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You’re about to put your geography skills to the test with this challenging grid map quiz!
We’ve gathered 25 world cities, shown only through their grid maps – no landmarks & no names.
The only hint? The shape of the city itself. If you’ve seen these maps before, you might have an advantage. If not, give it your best shot all the way to Question 25.
Are you ready to start exploring? Let’s see how sharp your map skills really are!
If you missed Part 1, check it out here.
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Anyone-for-tea? 3 weeks ago
Would be handy if they said which country the city was in so you could learn something at the same time. Surely not many people would know every single city on that list?
Ace 3 weeks ago
I'm sure I'm not the only one who did, but yeah, it would have been easy enough to include that information. What annoyed me more was that some of them had left rather arbitrary details like river names which were often a give-away just from the language they were written in.
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Anyone-for-tea? 3 weeks ago
Would be handy if they said which country the city was in so you could learn something at the same time. Surely not many people would know every single city on that list?
Ace 3 weeks ago
I'm sure I'm not the only one who did, but yeah, it would have been easy enough to include that information. What annoyed me more was that some of them had left rather arbitrary details like river names which were often a give-away just from the language they were written in.
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