Sometimes it's named after a famous person or maybe named after other stuff
Cities and countries are named for a variety of reasons including geographic features, historical events, influential figures, or cultural significance. Some are named after the founder, a deity, a prominent landmark, or in honor of a historical figure or event. Others may have names derived from the indigenous language of the region or from a significant feature of the area.
There are two capital cities named after their countries: Bern is the capital of Switzerland, and Madrid is the capital of Spain.
Some examples of capital cities named after their countries are: Bern (Switzerland), Paris (France), Washington, D.C. (United States), and Rome (Italy).
cities towns and countries
There are 7 continents in the world. The number of countries and cities in each continent varies: Africa: 54 countries, numerous cities Asia: 49 countries, numerous cities Europe: 44 countries, numerous cities North America: 23 countries, numerous cities South America: 12 countries, numerous cities Oceania: 14 countries, numerous cities Antarctica: No countries, only research stations
The capital of Japan, an island country with cities named Hiroshima and Nagasaki, is Tokyo.
Mexico, Missouri Italy, Texas
Libya and Lebanon
These include Guatemala and Panama.
US, Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand
There are at least 10 cities named Jalalabad in various countries.
No. While there are cities named "Boston" in various countries (USA, UK, Uzbekistan, Philippines), there is no country named Boston.
San Salvador panama city Guatemala city
Santiago, ChileSan Jose, Costa Rica
That depends on what sport. In sports such as baseball, yes. Also, the teams can be named after countries, or provinces/states, like in the CFL.
No, there are no countries or cities on Antarctica.
Nine towns are named after foreign COUNTRIES: China, Poland, Peru, Norway, Mexico, Egypt, Sweden, Denmark, Lebanon (These are all listed on a signpost at the junction of Routes 35 and 5 at Lynchville, Me.) There are, in addition, several towns named for foreign cities: Rome, Paris, Oxford, Moscow, Dresden, etc.
Many countries/states have cities named Ontario need to specify which one.