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Names of countries or cities that start with the letter G?
Germany, Greece, Guatemala and Guinea are countries. They begin with the letter G.
What are some cities states provinces or countries that begin with the letter Y?
Yugoslavia, Yangon
What are some cities or countries that begin with the letter X?
There are no countries that begin with the letter X. Xenia, Ohio U.S.; Xalapa, Mexico; Xiamen, China; Xam Neua, Laos; Xanxere, Brazil and Xanthi, Greece are cities.
What cities that begin with a c?
Countries
What countries begin with the letter BY?
There are 18 countries that begin with the letter B. However, none of them begin with BY.
5 countries that begin with the letter i?
Five countries that begin with the letter I are:IcelandIndiaIndonesiaIranIraq
What are two cities in Australia that start with the letter i?
There are no cities in Australia that begin with the letter i, but some towns that begin with i are:InnisfailInghamInjuneInnamincka
What five cities begin with the letter A?
Cities beginning with the letter A:AbileneAddisonAkronAlamoAlbanyAlbuquerqueAledoAlexandriaAliceAllenAllentownAmarilloAnaheimAnn ArborAnchorageAntiochArlingtonArvadaAthensAtlantaAuburnAugustaAuroraAustinAvalonAzle
All the names of places that start with z?
Zambia and Zimbabwe are the only countries that begin with the letter z. Cities that begin with the letter z include Zurich Switzerland, Zagreb Croatia and Zanesville Ohio.
What cities in North Carolina begin with the letter i?
Indian Trail is a town in North Carolina. There are no cities in North Carolina that begin with the letter i.
What are some cities in Scotland that begin with the letter O?
There are no cities in Scotland that begin with the letter O. However, Oban is a town in Scotland.
Which European country and its capital city both begin with the letter P?
There are only two European countries which start with the letter 'P' and they are Poland and Portugal. However neither of their capital cities (Warsaw and Lisbon) begin with the letter 'P.'
