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Victoria, Canada - In Canada, Victoria is a small city near the Pacific Ocean, between Vancouver and Seattle.

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Capital of British Columbia - Canada's Victoria is the capital of the Pacific province, called British Columbia. Both Australia's and Canada's Victoria are named after Queen Victoria.

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Adelaide, South Africa -

In South Africa, Adelaide is a tiny rural town in the Eastern Cape Province. 

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Perth, Canada - Perth in Canada is a pretty small town and serves as the centre of the largely rural Lanark County.

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Eastern Ontario - This small town is in Eastern Ontario, just south of Canada's capital, Ottawa.

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Perth, North Dakota, U.S. -

Perth, North Dakota is even smaller than Perth, Canada. 

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Nine people in Perth -

According to the 2010 U.S. Census, there are nine people who live in Perth, North Dakota. 

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Perth, Scotland - Perth, Scotland is the oldest Perth in the world, for which all other Perths are named, and was established in the 1600s.

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Second-largest Perth - Perth, Scotland is the second-largest Perth in the world, with over 47,000 inhabitants. Perth, Australia is the biggest Perth in the world.

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Ballarat, California - Ballarat, California is a ghost town established in the 1890s.

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Mining town - Like its Australian name-twin, Ballarat, California was established as a mining town, but America's version evidently had a different fate.

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Surfers Paradise, Belgium - On Belgium's popular Knokke-Heist beach is an association called Surfers Paradise.

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More attraction than place - While Surfers Paradise is more of a feature of the beach than an actual town moniker, it feels like a distant relative anyway.

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Brisbane, California - Brisbane, California is a small city next to San Francisco.

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Suburban - Brisbane, California has over 4,000 people who almost entirely live in houses as opposed to apartments. 

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Cairns, Canada - Cairns, Canada is a formerly inhabited part of the country that is believed to have historical significance.

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Monument to Treaty Seven at Crowfoot Crossing - One of the few remaining structures in Cairns, Alberta is a monument to a treaty between indigenous people and the Canadian government in 1877.

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Darwin, California -

Darwin, California is basically a ghost town.

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43 people - At last count, there were 43 people living in Darwin, California.

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Silver rush - The town was founded after discovering silver and lead in the area in 1874.

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1937 -

A toll road built in 1937 bypassed Darwin, California, cutting the town off from travellers. 

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Queens Land, Poonamallee, Chennai, India - Queens Land is a theme park in Poonamallee, Chennai, India.

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Young girl died - In 2008, an 11-year-old girl died after a ride malfunctioned at Queens Land in Poonamallee, Chennai, India

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Sydney, Canada - In Canada, Sydney is a small town in the Atlantic province of Nova Scotia.

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World's Largest Fiddle - Sydney, Canada is home to the world's biggest fiddle, it's their Big Thing.

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Cape Breton Island - Sydney, Canada is the only city on the beautiful Cape Breton Island.

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1785 - Sydney was founded in 1785 and has a population of just over 30,000 people.

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Confused tourists - Some tourists accidentally fly to Sydney, Canada when they've meant to fly to Sydney, Australia.

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Not comparable - However nice Sydney, Canada is, it's no Sydney, Australia, and those confused tourists end up pretty disappointed.

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Melbourne, Florida - Melbourne, Florida was named by an Englishman who spent many years in Melbourne, Australia.

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Near Orlando - Melbourne, Florida is just south of Orlando, Florida, home to Walt Disney World.

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76,000 - There are over 76,000 people in Melbourne, Florida.

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Cardigan, Wales - Cardigan, Wales has a population of just over 4,000 people.

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1176 - The Welsh town was established in 1176.

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Torquay, England - Torquay, England was a fishing town that turned into a resort town.

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65,000 - There are over 65,000 people who live in Torquay, England.

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Arnhem, Netherlands - Arnhem, Netherlands, for which Arnhem Land, NT is named after, is among the larger Dutch municipalities with a population of 156,600. 

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