| BIOKO | Island of Equatorial Guinea on which the national capital, Malabo, is located; formerly known as Fernando Po (until 1973) and Macias Nguema Biyogo (1973-79) |
| MALABO | Capital of Equatorial Guinea on the island of Bioko (6) |
| RAROTONGA | Chief island of the Cook Islands, on which the national capital (Avarua) is located (9) |
| VITILEVU | Largest of the islands of Fiji, on which the national capital, Suva, is located (4,4) |
| JAVA | Indonesian island south of Borneo on which the national capital, Jakarta, is located (4) |
| RABAUL | Capital (in the interwar period) of the former Australian-administered Territory of New Guinea, on the island of New Britain (6) |
| PORTMORESBY | Capital and largest city of Papua New Guinea, on the southern coast of New Guinea island (4,7) |
| FERNANDOPO | Traditional European name for Bioko, an island of Equatorial Guinea |
| CONAKRY | Capital and largest city of Guinea, on Tombo Island and the adjacent Kaloum Peninsula (7) |
| MAHE | Largest island of the Seychelles, home to the national capital of Victoria (4) |
| EQUATORIAL | West African republic, ... Guinea, has its capital city Malabo on an island off the coast |
| CIUDADDEMEXICO | Spanish name for the national capital of the federal republic bordered by the US? (6,2,6) |
| GUADALCANAL | Island and province of the Solomon Islands housing Honiara, the national capital |
| LEON | Second-largest city of Nicaragua, replaced as the national capital by Managua in the 1850s (4) |
| VIETCONG | Name by which the National Liberation Front for South Vietnam was known during the Vietnam War (8) |
| CALTONHILL | Upon which the National Monu ment of Scotland is found (6,4) |
| DELHI | The National Capital Territory of the Republic of India (5) |
| ABUJA | City of central Nigeria that replaced Lagos as the national capital in 1991 (5) |
| NOIDA | A satellite city of Delhi and a part of the National Capital Region (NCR) |
| CRICH | Derbyshire village, near which the National Tramway Museum is located (5) |
