Plaza Independencia
Uruguay
A mausoleum for Uruguayan hero José Artigas is located below the plaza. An honor guard keeps vigil over the remains 24 hours a day.
Wordscapes Solitaire Levels 4301–5300
Levels 4301–5300 cover 20 verified campaign locations, from Plaza Independencia to National Martyrs' Memorial. Browse the locations in progression order. For accepted words from your current cards, use the Word Solver.
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Ban Gioc Waterfall
Vietnam
This waterfall on the border between Vietnam and China is the largest waterfall in Asia.
Crystal Caves
Bermuda
The caves were discovered over 100 years ago by two teenagers in search of a lost cricket ball.
St. Mary's Basilica
Poland
Legend says that the two towers of the basilica were built by two feuding brothers; one murdered the other and confessed on the day the towers were consecrated.
Gateway Arch
Missouri
Gateway Arch National Park, at 91 acres, is America's smallest national park.
Khao Phing Kan
Thailand
Khao Phing Kan is also called "James Bond Island" due to its appearance in the movie "The Man with the Golden Gun".
Outer Banks
North Carolina
The Outer Banks are home to the country's oldest grapevine, the tallest lighthouse, and over 100 wild horses.
Santorini
Greece
The volcanic explosion that created Santorini 3,600 years ago caused a massive Mediterranean tidal wave, perhaps the source biblical accounts of a great flood.
Murchison Falls
Uganda
A visitor to the riverbank below the falls might spot elephants, giraffes, buffaloes, hippos, and Nile crocodiles.
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Ohio
Eric Clapton is the only artist inducted into the Hall of Fame three times: as a solo artist, as a member of the Yardbirds, and as a member of Cream.
Ranikot Fort
Pakistan
Believed to have been constructed under the direction of Cyrus the Great around 500 BC, Ranikot Fort is the largest fort on Earth.
Arenal Volcano
Costa Rica
After 400 years of dormancy, Arenal Volcano unexpectedly erupted on July 29, 1968. The collosal explosion obliterated the small town of Tabacon.
Mount Rushmore
South Dakota
There is a hidden chamber behind Lincoln's head, that was intended to be a museum of important U.S. artifacts, but it was never completed due to lack of funds.
Sea Stack
Sweden
These limestone formations, called "raukur" in Swedish, are over 400 million years old.
Mackinac Bridge
Michigan
This span, which connects the two halves of Michigan, was the longest suspension bridge in the world when it opened in 1957.
Samarra Minaret
Iraq
At almost 900,000 square feet, the Great Mosque of Samarra is the largest mosque in the world.
Great Falls
New Jersey
2 billion gallons of water per day pass through Great Falls, making it the second largest waterfall in the eastern U.S., after Niagara.
Salar de Uyuni
Bolivia
At over 4,000 square miles, Salar de Uyuni is the largest salt flat in the world. During rainy season, it becomes the world's largest natural mirror.
Colonial Williamsburg
Virginia
Efforts began in the 1920s to turn this former state capital into a living history museum of colonial times. More than 80 of the buildings date back to the 18th century.
National Martyrs' Memorial
Bangladesh
This memorial honors those who lost their lives during the 1971 war that resulted in Bangladesh gaining independence from Pakistan.
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