General Knowledge World Famous Countries

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Britain of the South
New Zealand

The Battlefield of Europe
Belgium

City of the Golden Gate
San Francisco

City of Magnificent Distances
Washington D.C.

City of Popes
Rome

City of Seven Hills
Rome

City of Skyscrapers
New York

Cockpit of Europe
Belgium

Dark Continent
Africa

Dairy of Northern Europe
Denmark

Emerald Island
Ireland

Empire City
New York

Eternal City
Rome, Italy

Forbidden City
Lhasa (Tibet)

Garden of England
Kent

Gate of Tears
Babel-Mandab, Jerusalem

Granite City
Aberdeen (Scotland)

Great white way
Broadway (New York)

Gift of Nile
Egypt

Gibraltar of the Indian Ocean
Aden

Herring Pond
Atlantic Ocean

Hermit Kingdom
Korea

Holy Land
Palestine

Island of Cloves
Madagascar (Malagasy)

The Isle of Spring
Jamaica

Key to the Mediterranean
Gibraltar

Land of Cakes (or Oat Cakes)
Scotland

Land of the Golden Fleece
Australia

Land of the Golden Pagoda
Myanmar (Burma)

Land of Kangaroos
Australia

Land of Lilies
Canada

Land of the Midnight Sun
Norway

Land of Milk and Honey
Canaan

Land of Morning Calm
Korea

Land of the Rising Sun
Japan

Land of a Thousand Lakes
Finland

Land of Thunderbolt
Bhutan

Land of White Elephants
Thailand

Lady of Snow
Canada

Little Venice
Venezuela

Never, Never Land
Prairies (North Australia)

Pearl of Antilles
Cuba

Play ground of Europe
Switzerland

Pillars of Hercules
Straits of Gibraltar

Pearl of the Pacific
Guayaquil Port (Ecuador)

Power keg of Europe
Balkans

The Promised Land
Canaan

Quaker City
Philadelphia

Queen of the Arabian Sea
Kochi (India)

Queen of the Adriatic
Venice

Rich Coast
Costa Rica

Rich Port
Puerto Rico

Roof of the world
Pamir (Tibet)

The Sea of Mountains
British Columbia

Sorrow of China
River Hwang Ho

The Saw Mill of Europe
Sweden

Sick Man of Europe
Turkey

Sugar Bowl of the World
Cuba

The Storehouse of the World
Mexico

The Down Under
Australia

Venice of the North
Stockholm

Venice of the East
Bangkok (Thailand), Allepey (India)

Yellow River
Hwang Ho (China)

White City
Belgrade

Windy City
Chicago

White Mans Grave
Guinea Coast (West Africa)

The Spice Island of the West
Grenada

The Mother Colony of the West Indies
St. Kitts

City of Arabian Nights
Baghdad

Twin City
Budapest
The Imperial City
Rome

Golden City
Johannesburg

The Modern Babylon
London

Valley of Kings
Thebes
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