Places that start with V
Atlaspong knows 34 places that start with V: 4 countries, 4 states and regions, 26 cities. Names run from A to Z, such as Vadodara, Vaduz, Valencia. Did you know? Vadodara: Its Laxmi Vilas Palace, built for the Gaekwad rulers, is said to be four times the size of Buckingham Palace.
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Countries
- Vanuatu. Home to a volcano you can look into, Mount Yasur.
- Vatican City. The smallest country in the world.
- Venezuela. Home to Angel Falls, the tallest waterfall on Earth.
- Vietnam. The world's second largest coffee producer.
States and regions
- Veracruz. Vanilla was first grown here, long ago, by the Totonac people.
- Vermont. Makes more maple syrup than any other US state.
- Victoria. It is Australia's most densely populated state, and its capital, Melbourne, is the country's second-biggest city.
- Virginia. In 1607 the first lasting English colony in the Americas was set up here, at Jamestown.
Cities
- Vadodara. Its Laxmi Vilas Palace, built for the Gaekwad rulers, is said to be four times the size of Buckingham Palace.
- Vaduz. Vaduz Castle, the home of the prince of Liechtenstein, sits on a hill above the town.
- Valencia. Paella, the famous Spanish rice dish, comes from this city.
- Valletta. It is the smallest capital city in the European Union.
- Valparaiso. A colourful port city built on steep hills.
- Valsad. It is famous for its Alphonso mangoes and its old Parsi community.
- Vancouver. A city between the mountains and the sea.
- Vapi. This big industrial town sits near the Daman Ganga River.
- Varanasi. One of the oldest cities in the world, on the Ganges.
- Vasco da Gama. It is named after the Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama.
- Vellore. Its 16th-century fort has a temple inside and a moat all around it.
- Venice. Built on more than 100 small islands.
- Veraval. It is a busy fishing port in Gujarat, on the Arabian Sea near Somnath.
- Verona. It has a house linked to Juliet, from Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet.
- Victoria Falls. Its waterfall on the Zambezi River, about 1,700 metres wide, is one of the largest on Earth.
- Vidisha. It is a Jain pilgrimage centre near the ancient Udayagiri caves.
- Vienna. Known as the city of music.
- Vientiane. It sits on the Mekong River, right across from Thailand.
- Vijayapura. Its Gol Gumbaz has a whispering gallery, where a soft whisper echoes many times.
- Vijayawada. It sits on the Krishna River and is a big centre of the mango trade.
- Vilnius. The capital of Lithuania, with a huge old town.
- Vina del Mar. It is nicknamed the Garden City for its many parks and gardens.
- Visakhapatnam. It is called the shipbuilding capital of India because of its many shipyards.
- Vizianagaram. It sits in the Eastern Ghats, about 40 km from Visakhapatnam.
- Vladivostok. It is the end of the Trans-Siberian Railway, the longest railway line in the world.
- Vrindavan. Hindus believe Krishna spent his childhood here, and it has about 5,500 temples.