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US STATE. The one crossed by its eponymous RIVER, which flows into the Gulf of Mexico. | |
US STATE. The one bounded by the Bering Sea. | |
US STATE. The one bordered by Mexico. | |
US STATE. The one crossed by its eponymous RIVER, which is a tributary of the Mississippi. | |
CAPITAL CITY of a US State. The one on the west bank of the Hudson River. | |
CAPITAL CITY of a US State. The one on the Chesapeake Bay at the mouth of the Severn River. | |
CAPITAL CITY of the US State known as 'Peach State'. | |
CAPITAL CITY of the US State known as 'Vacationland'. | |
CAPITAL CITY of a US State. The one on the Colorado River, with 3 artificial lakes (one of which is Lady Bird Lake). | |
CITY. The largest one in the US State known as the 'Last Frontier' and 'Seward's Folly'. | |
STATE (and eponymous CAPITAL CITY) of Mexico. The one whose name means 'hot waters'. | |
CITY. The largest one in the state of Guerrero. One of Mexico's best known coastal tourist destinations on the Pacific. | |
CAPITAL CITY of Sacatepéquez Department. The one famous as a tourist destination close to Guatemala City for its well-preserved architecture. | |
DEPARTMENT (and eponymous CAPITAL CITY) of El Salvador. The westernmost one. Birthplace of notable poet Alfredo Espino. | |
DEPARTMENT of Honduras. The one with La Ceiba, officially proclaimed the 'Entertainment Capital of Honduras' for its famous carnival. | |
PROVINCE (an eponymous CAPITAL CITY) of Costa Rica. The 2nd most popoulous one. Birthplace of Juan Santamaría, the national hero. | |
DEPARTMENT of Colombia. The one where Medellín is the capital city. | |
CAPITAL CITY of the Tungurahua Province. The one on the banks of the eponymous RIVER, in the central Andean valley of Ecuador. | |
CAPITAL CITY of the eponymous REGION. The 2nd-largest city in Peru. | |
REGION of Peru. DEPARTMENT of Colombia. STATE of Brazil. STATE of Venezuela. | |
RIVER and REGION of Peru, whose name originates from the Quechua language and means 'where the gods speak'. | |
CAPITAL CITY of the eponymous REGION in Chile. The one nown as “La Perla del Norte” for its historical and economic importance. | |
CAPITAL CITY of the eponymous PROVINCE in Chile. Known as the 'city of the eternal spring'. Formerly part of Peru. | |
DEPARTMENT of Uruguay. The only one to border both Argentina and Brazil. | |
DEPARTMENT of Paraguay. The one with Fuerte Olimpo as capital city. | |
CAPITAL CITY of Sergipe, the smallest state of the Brazilian Federation. | |
STATE of Brazil. The one with Rio Branco as capital city | |
STATE of Brazil. The one with Maceió as capital city and most popular tourist attraction. | |
STATE of Brazil. The one where the River Oiapoque forms most of the border with French Guiana. | |
STATE of Venezuela. The one well known for its beautiful beaches and Barcelona, its capital city. | |
CITY. One of the largest town in Trinidad and Tobago. | |
ISLAND and DISTRICT of the Bahamas. The one where the main town is Colonel Hill on Crooked Island. | |
ARCHIPELAGO and AUTONOMOUS REGION of Portugal. | |
REGION of Portugal. The southernmost one in mainland. | |
REGION of Portugal. The one wits Evora as capital city and famous for its wine production. | |
CAPITAL CITY of the eponymous PROVINCE in Spain. The one overlooked by the Castle of Santa Bárbara on Mount Benacantil. | |
CAPITAL CITY of the eponymous PROVINCE in Spain. Named from an Arabic term meaning 'the Mirror'. Its Alcazaba is one of the largest Muslim fortresses of Andalusia. | |
CAPITAL CITY of the eponymous PROVINCE in Spain. Well-known for its religious architecture, for its Walls and for Santa Teresa. | |
AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY of Spain. The one with Seville as capital city. | |
AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY of Spain. The one with Zaragoza as capital city. | |
AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY of Spain. The one with Oviedo as capital city. | |
FRENCH CITY on the left bank of the Rhône. Well known for its 'Palais des Papes' (Palace of the Popes). | |
REGION of France, on the west bank of the upper Rhine adjacent to Germany. | |
CAPITAL CITY of the French region of Corsica. Birthplace of Napoléon Bonaparte. | |
CAPITAL CITY of the French region of Picardy. Its Cathedral is the tallest of the large classic Gothic churches of the 13th century and is the largest in France. | |
REGION of France. The one with Bordeaux as capital city. | |
FORMER NAME of Ethiopia | |
CAPITAL CITY of the eponymous PROVINCE. One of the largest cities in Algeria. The one near the river Seybouse and the Tunisian border. | |
CAPITAL CITY of the Australian State of South Australia. Situated on the eastern shores of Gulf St Vincent. | |
CITY. One of the largest cities in the Liaoning Province of China. Sited on the edge of the Liao River Plains. | |
CAPITAL OF GOVERNATORATE in Egypt. Founded by Alexander the Great. Its 'Pharos' (lighthouse) was one of the Seven Wonders. | |
SACRED CITY. One of the most important archaeological sites of Ancient Egypt. Notable for the memorial temple of Seti I containing a famous list of pharaohs. | |
ISLAND. One of the island of Equatorial Guinea. The one even known as 'Pagalu' or 'Pigalu'. | |
AUTONOMOUS REGION of Finland and ARCHIPELAGO in the Baltic Sea. | |
CAPITAL CITY of the Evros Prefecture in Thrace. Located 40 km from the border with Turkey. | |
PERIPHERY and HISTORICAL REGION of Greece, on the Saronic Gulf. | |
CITY. Important regional industrial center. One of the 3 largest seaports of Israel. | |
ARCHIPELAGO to the north of Sicily. The one even known as 'Lipari Islands'. | |
CITY in Sardinia. Nearby there are the Neptune's Grotto and the Nereo Cave, the biggest and spectacular marine underwater cave in the Mediterranean Sea. | |
CITY of Italy. At the mouth of a deep ravine, at the foot of Monte Cerreto. Important trading power in the Mediterranean in the past, as capital of one of the Maritime Republics. | |
CITY on the western flank of Monte Subasio. Birthplace of St. Francis, founder of the Franciscan religious order and patron saint of Italy. | |
CITY in Sicily. Famous for its 'Valle dei Templi' (Valley of the Temples). | |
DEPENDENCY of Mauritius. Group of 2 islands in the Indian Ocean. | |
CAPITAL CITY of the Sous-Massa-Draa Region in Morocco. | |
CITY. The largest one in northern Niger. | |
CITY on the banks of the Northern Dvina River and administrative center of the eponymous Russian OBLAST. | |
CITY on the left bank of the Volga River, close to where it discharges into the Caspian Sea, and administrative center of the eponymous Russian OBLAST. | |
UNINHABITATED ATOLL of the Seychelles. Home to the world's largest population of giant tortoises. | |
ISLAND. Only inhabited island of Syria. | |
CAPITAL CITY of the eponymous GOVERNATORATE in Syria. The largest city and the most populous governatorate in the country. | |
CAPITAL CITY of the eponymous PROVINCE in Turkey. Located in south-west Anatolia, on the homonymous gulf. Situated on coastal cliffs and surrounded by mountains. | |
CAPITAL CITY of the eponymous PROVINCE in Turkey. Major agricultural and commercial center on the Seyhan River. 30 kilometres inland from the sea. In the heart of Çukurova region. | |
CITY of Scotland (UK). The one nicknamed 'the Grey City', for the many buildings built with locally quarried grey granite. | |
CITY. On the banks of the river Yamuna in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. Worldwide kwond for its Taj Mahal. | |
CITY. The largest one in the Indian State of Gujarat. Located on the banks of the River Sabarmati. | |
CITY. The largest one in the Indian State of West Bengal, after Kolkata. | |
ISLAND and COUNTY ff the northwest coast of Wales (UK). The largest one of the Welsh islands | |
MOUNTAIN. One of the Seven Summits (highest peak in South America) | |
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