GuessTheDot is a free geography guessing game: you get a place name and a map full of dots, then click the one you think is right.

These are the places most people already know by name, capitals and major hubs with a large population. They tend to sit on a coastline, a river, or a border, and their outline on the map is usually distinctive.

In Czechia this set is spread across 12 different regions, with South Moravian home to the most of them (2).

How this category is defined

Place kinds on GuessTheDot are a practical grouping by population and place type for gameplay, not a legal or historical designation. A place can hold official city rights (or an old city charter) and still show up here as a village if it stayed small, and the other way around: this is a rough size ladder for guessing, not a statement about a place's official status.

Places in this set

14

Smallest population

69,664

Largest population

1,165,581

Median population

92,011

Two you might get asked about

Kladno
69,664 inhabitants, Central Bohemia
The kind of place that is easy to miss on a map. Good practice for the sharpest players.

Prague
1,165,581 inhabitants, Prague
One of the better known ones in this set, a fair starting point if you are new to this category.

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All 14 big cities in Czechia

Sorted by population, biggest first.

Place	Population	region
Prague	1,165,581	Prague
Brno	379,466	South Moravian
Ostrava	279,791	Moravian-Silesian Region
Pilsen	168,733	Plzeň Region
Liberec	102,951	Liberec Region
Olomouc	99,496	Olomouc Region
České Budějovice	93,426	South Bohemian Region
Hradec Králové	90,596	Hradec Králové Region
Ústí nad Labem	90,378	Ústí nad Labem Region
Pardubice	88,520	Pardubice Region
Brno střed	86,685	South Moravian
Havířov	82,768	Moravian-Silesian Region
Zlín	72,973	Zlín
Kladno	69,664	Central Bohemia

Tips for this category

Look for proximity to water or a border first: big cities rarely sit in the middle of nowhere.
If two dots look close together, the bigger one on a real map is usually the one with more infrastructure around it, not necessarily the one nearer the center.

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