Geography Game

Kat0121 said:

 
Fellsmere, Florida (double F

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(Nice one....a "double F"...          )

Greenland       (single 'g'...     )   

Hilversum, Holland      

raysmyheart said:

 
Hilversum, Holland      

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(Another "double H".. .   ..How are you guys coming up with these double names?  That is more impressive than the 'x' place names, now.       )

India       

Johannesburg.

Krakow, Poland

MServant said:

 
Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch.  Wales (UK)   If you want to try and pronounce it just say Lanfer PG heh heh. (Well the L isn't quite right but I can't spell out how that should sound).   I had a relative who lived there for a while, and others who still live close by.

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Lol..        I seriously thought that Mouse had stepped on your keyboard...OR...that you had spent far, far too long ONLINE.      (You know, I had to go and look it up.  It actually exists.. ...on the island of Anglesey, in Wales...info from wikipedia) 

Thinking this relative...did not get too much snail mail...         

Monaco

Newfoundland   (I was watching the Crufts dog show on TV earlier    )

@cat nap    The snail mail post people use the abbreviated form - Llanfer PG.        Thinking it might be nicer to have relatives in Monaco, now that would be good for holidays.    

Orange, California

Oregan, USA

Papua, New Guinea

MServant said:

 
Newfoundland   (I was watching the Crufts dog show on TV earlier 

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@cat nap    The snail mail post people use the abbreviated form - Llanfer PG.  

     Thinking it might be nicer to have relatives in Monaco, now that would be good for holidays.  

 

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  (That's good @MServant...because going "postal" would have a whole different meaning over there...if the whole name had to be spelled out.    Yes,  relatives in Monaco...would be nice.  )

Queenston, Ontario, Canada      (near Niagara Falls)

Riga  in Latvia

Saratoga Springs, New York USA

edited to add:  oh, oh...double s's!

Timbuktu.        I have SO been waiting to get that in!!!!   I used to think this was an imaginary place until I found out a few years back that it really existed and was in Mali.  

MServant said:

 
Timbuktu.   

    I have SO been waiting to get that in!!!!   I used to think this was an imaginary place until I found out a few years back that it really existed and was in Mali.  

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You are seriously blowing away my mind tonight.  First with that 'incomprehensible long list of letters...that actually is a place'. ..and now by a place...that I thought was in 'outer space'.  You might be dangerously good on an actual trivia game show. Though, I'm also impressed by all the other members, who come up with place names that sound more like real place names.  I still look up some of the real sounding names...just for fun.

United Arab Emirates       (I only know this one, because of an airline advertisement)

Vero Beach, Florida

Washington, D.C. USA

Xhitey, Mexico

Yeehaw Junction, Florida