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| This territory in the Atlantic officially became part of Denmark in 1953 | |
| Cork and Limerick are both cities in this country | |
| This American fault line caused a massive earthquake in 1906 killing over 3,000 people | |
| This African country has a coast on the Red Sea and lies directly north of Ethiopia | |
| This American State is known for Lake Champlain and is located in the New England region | |
| Located in Venezuela, this is the world's highest waterfall | |
| The fifth largest in Australia, this city is the capital of the state of South Australia | |
| This city is the Capital of Finland | |
| This African river has its source in Zambia and empties into the Indian ocean through Mozambique | |
| Myanmar's colloquial name is this | |
| This underlies the Arctic ice at the North Pole | |
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| This country juts out into the Arabian Sea and borders Saudi Arabia, Yemen and the UAE | |
| This is the largest of the 3 active volcanoes in Italy | |
| This country contains Aconcagua, the highest peak outside Asia | |
| This African countries flag is a mirror image of the Irish flag (translated English name) | |
| This is the 4th (alphabetically) great lake of North America | |
| This country's flag has on it the Union Jack in the top left corner, and 4 red stars on a blue background | |
| This European country hosted the 1994 Winter Olympics | |
| The largest country in the world | |
| The Capital city of Senegal | |
| When rearranged, the first letters of all the above answers spell out the 3-word name of this European Country | |
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