Hello, sorry for posting this on Tuesday, I was busy playing cities skylines doing some stuff. Anyway, here are the scores from the previous challange:

canrian - 857 gudetrauma - 765 TheSecret709 - 615 AltforHHH - 395 debik229 - 332 Altfred_lettuce - 317 ydr0 - 302 Extension_Sun_3536 - 231 Melker0811 - 167

And the leaderboard is following:

canrian - 6 pts

gudetrauma - 4 pts

TheSecret709 - 4 pts

AltfForHHH - 2 pts

debik229 - 2 pts

Altfred_lettuce - 2 pts

ydr0 - 2 pts

Extension_Sun_3536 - 1 pts

Melker0811 - 1 pts

Here's a reminder how this system works: 1st place gets a gold medal. 2nd, 3rd places get a silver medal. 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th places get a bronze one. Everybody else gets a participator medal. Gold medal is equal to 6 points on the leaderboard, silver one is equal to 4, bronze is 2, and participator medal gives you 1 point.

Now to this week's challange - "Name cities that are located on the coast of a major world river"

Here's an image to understand which river counts.

https://preview.redd.it/ksrne3rc3scc1.png?width=550&format=png&auto=webp&s=83f98c2fefb0963d8ba3614565ac229af975fcf3

If you don't know whether some city you named is located on the coast of one of these rivers or not, I suggest writing down these cities in a notepad. When you want to submit your run you look up these cities on google maps and add to your run valid cities that you wrote down. I also count cities that are located in the river's estuary, as long as the city touches any branch of the river. Canals don't count, so for example, Alexandria won't work.

Rules are the same as in the previous challange:

• Everything is done from memory

• No googling

• No "every country"

• No guessing cities

I'll be checking the sumbissions manually on Sunday at 6PM GMT (1PM ET), so make sure you finished your run just in time

If you have any questions, feel free to ask them in the comments, and if you have any challange ideas, you can always DM me. Good luck! :)