Places that start with W
Atlaspong knows 22 places that start with W: 1 country, 6 states and regions, 15 cities. Names run from A to Z, such as Wales, Walvis Bay, Wankaner. Did you know? Wales: Has more castles per square mile than any other country.
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Countries
- Wales. Has more castles per square mile than any other country.
States and regions
- Washington. A US state on the Pacific coast, named after a president.
- West Bengal. A state in eastern India with the Sundarbans mangroves.
- West Virginia. Nicknamed the Mountain State, it lies completely inside the Appalachian mountain region.
- Western Australia. It is Australia's largest state and the second-largest region of any country on Earth.
- Wisconsin. Known as America's Dairyland.
- Wyoming. Home to Yellowstone, the first national park in the world.
Cities
- Walvis Bay. Its name means whale bay, and it has Namibia's only natural deep-water harbour.
- Wankaner. Its grand Ranjit Vilas Palace sits on a hilltop above the town.
- Warangal. It was the capital of the Kakatiya kings, who left behind grand carved stone gateways.
- Wardha. Mahatma Gandhi's Sevagram Ashram, where he lived for years, is just outside the city.
- Warsaw. The capital of Poland, rebuilt carefully after World War II.
- Washim. Long ago it was known as Vatsagulma.
- Washington DC. The capital of the United States, it is named after George Washington, the first president.
- Wellington. The windiest capital city in the world.
- Whangarei. It is the northernmost city in New Zealand.
- Wichita. It builds so many planes that it is called the Air Capital of the World.
- Windhoek. It sits about 1,700 metres up, right in the middle of Namibia.
- Winnipeg. A city in the middle of Canada.
- Wollongong. It sits on a narrow strip of coast below a steep cliff, south of Sydney.
- Wroclaw. Hundreds of tiny bronze dwarf statues are hidden around its streets.
- Wuhan. Its name comes from three old towns that joined together: Wuchang, Hankou and Hanyang.