World cities grid: name a city in every square
Fill as many squares as you can by naming a city inside each one.
How to play
Fill as many squares as you can by naming a city inside each one. Only squares that contain a city count, so the board can be finished. The number next to your score is how many there are. The squares are a plain grid of degrees, so they look bigger near the poles, and they really are smaller on the ground there. You can pick the square size (1°, 5°, 10° or your own) and play the whole world, a continent, a country or one region.
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