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#GeoawesomeQuiz 24 – Can you recognise a city based on its tweet map?

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Sometime ago we wrote about an amazing map of all tweets ever tweeted by Eric Fischer from Mapbox. We took Eric’s map and made for you the coolest quiz ever – The tweet map challenge. Your task is to recognise a city based on its tweet map.

Have fun! Remember to share your score with the world! And to check out our other GeoawesomeQuizzes!


THE TWEET MAP CHALLENGE

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All maps are screenshots from Tweet map by Eric Fischer of Mapbox.


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