Rearrange the letters in the grid on the left to make one significant 9-letter world location. In addition to this - drawing only from these 9 letters - solve each geographical answer from the clues given.
Each grid letter may be used only once within an individual answer
The previous quiz in this series can be found here (Quiz #1)
Bush is not specific to the Australian wilderness. Outback is appropriate answer to that clue, but as the letters aren't there, the clue should be amended.
Just as 'chart' is not unique to navigational maps. Not all residents of Belgrade are Serbs. Everest has other camps. The quiz does not say "wilderness found in Australia and nowhere else".
As an Australian, I agree this clue was pretty bad. The term "bush" is usually used to describe to rural undeveloped area in Australia, but not necessarily wilderness. City-folk in Australia commonly use the term to describe anywhere non-urban.
Boggles require that you move from letter to letter by adjacent moves. There are no such restrictions in these generator puzzles. They're called generators simply because the grid of letters 'generates' a whole bunch of words. I guess you can avoid both "Boggle" and "Generator" in the future.
the way the grid is shown i saw the danish city arhus and couldn't not see it. maybe add that too, except that it is usually written aarhus on account of the accent.
(seriously I was very curious why it was called generator, i kept thinking of the industrial thing..)