| EASTERNCAPE | South African province, the second largest by area (7,4) |
| PIEDMONT | Westernmost region of Italy and the second largest by area; capital, Turin (8) |
| KITWE | Situated in the Copperbelt Province, the second largest city (size and population) in Zambia (5) |
| NATAL | Former South African province, the name is now changed to reflect its history as Kwazulu or 'the place of the Zulu' |
| HURON | Second largest by surface area of the Great Lakes (5) |
| GUADALCANAL | Largest by area of the Solomon Islands; home to Honiara, the national capital (11) |
| BRANDENBURG | German state, the fifth largest by area |
| CHER | 15th-largest by area of the 101 departments of France, in the Centre-Val de Loire region; capital, Bourges (4) |
| INDIA | The world's most populous country and its seventh-largest by area (5) |
| BAIKAL | Siberian lake, the world's seventh-largest by surface area, Lake _ (6) |
| ERIE | Fourth-largest, by surface area, of the five Great Lakes of North America (4) |
| MAASTRICHT | Largest city and capital of Limburg province, the Netherlands (10) |
| AMAZON | Which river is the world's largest by volume? (6) |
| ONT | Province the 1999 Bell Canadian Open was held in: abbr. |
| LORRAINE | Province the Germans call Lothringen |
| ARNHEM | City and capital of Gelderland province, the Netherlands |
| CHINA | Which country is largest by population? (5) |
| DURBAN | The largest city in the South African province of KwaZulu-Natal (6) |
| SPRINGTEMPLEBUDDHA | Situated in Lushan County in China's Henan province, the world's tallest statue from 2008 to 2018 |
| HEERLEN | City in Limburg province, the Netherlands, which is centre of a coal-mining region (7) |
