Place

A zoo in Brownsville, Texas, where Harambe was born.

Glenelg, a beachside suburb in Adelaide.

A Turkish name for the archaeological site, meaning 'Potbelly Hill,' characterized by its circular enclosures and T-shaped limestone pillars.

Goiás, a state in Brazil, where a criminal was from.

A Chinese-controlled economic zone in Southeast Asia, known for transnational crime.

A geographic location in London, known for its Jewish community and recent terror attack.

International bridge connecting Canada and Michigan, jointly owned by both countries, with a planned opening

A city in Spain, known for its cultural and historical significance, mentioned as a place Manuel de Falla visited.

Spanish football club based in Granada, Andalusia.

A city in Michigan where schools were closed following a shooting incident

A canal in Dublin, Ireland, known for its scenic walks and benches.

A national park in the United States, known for hiking and wilderness.

City in Michigan, known for its cultural scene and proximity to Lake Michigan

City in the UK, regional administrative area in Greater Manchester

Great Lakes region, geographic area in North America affected by storm

A geographic region in North America characterized by high plains and grasslands, historically inhabited by Native American tribes.

Greek islands in the eastern Mediterranean, known for their culture and scenery.

A Greek vessel involved in oil shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.

A large, venomous snake species found seasonally in the savannah, capable of reaching lengths up to 19 feet, known for its size and danger.

Greensboro, a suburb in Melbourne.

A city in New York State known for its historic significance in the LGBTQ+ rights movement.

The country in the Pacific Ocean where new species were discovered in deep coral reefs

Guantanamo Bay, a U.S. military detention facility located in Cuba.

Guilford, a town in Surrey, England, mentioned as a location where a comedian performed.

The country in West Africa holding its first presidential election since a coup in 2021.

The Gulf states, including Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Qatar, are oil-producing countries with influence over global energy and food markets.

Guyana is a South American country with recent oil discoveries, involved in territorial disputes with Venezuela.

Haifa, a city in Israel, near which an Israeli airbase was targeted.

City in Canada where Zelensky was welcomed

Hallis Hall, the Chicago Bears' team headquarters and training facility located in Chicago.

German city known for its childcare system and local policies.

A geographic location in southeastern New York State, known for its beaches and affluent communities.

Golf course in Ohio designed by Pete Dye, known for its challenging layout and scenic beauty.

U.S. city in New York, known for its cultural diversity and urban environment.

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, a major airport in Atlanta, Georgia.

A fictional character, a town in New York where the story's events take place, associated with the 'king of sentences'

The Hauraki Gulf, a large gulf in New Zealand's North Island.

Havana, capital city of Cuba

A geographic location on Dartmoor, known for its natural beauty and historical significance.

A geographic location in Manchester where a synagogue attack took place.

Senior care facility located at the edge of a small town, providing housing and care for elderly residents.

The Christian place of eternal punishment for the wicked.

Helsinki, the capital city of Finland, where YLE's woodland location is situated.

A famous art gallery in Cornwall, known for its modern sculptures and exhibitions.

A comedy club in Cleveland, Ohio, hosting stand-up performances.

A global megachurch based in Australia known for its influential worship music and large congregation.

A mountain range in Asia, home to the Yeti legend and traditional stories in Sherpa culture.

Hospital in Tyre damaged in attack, providing healthcare services in Lebanon

The Holy Land, a region sacred to Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, mentioned as the destination of Inigo's pilgrimage.

A fictional farm in the BBC radio series "The Archers."