article_snippet: More than three quarters of Britons cannot pinpoint major UK cities on a map, a study has found.
article_snippet: An astonishing 85 per cent of respondents failed to locate Sheffield, while the figure was 83 per cent for Birmingham and 76 per cent for Liverpool.
article_snippet: The research, carried out by the Jurys Inn hotel chain, also revealed we struggle to name and locate famous British landmarks - with 36 per cent not knowing where Stonehenge is.
article_snippet: More than three quarters of Britons can't pinpoint major UK cities on a map.
article_snippet: An astonishing 85 per cent of respondents to a survey failed to locate Sheffield (above) on map .
article_snippet: Most of us can't pinpoint it on a map: The figure was 83 per cent for Birmingham, according to a survey .
article_snippet: When shown pictures of iconic landmarks, 39 per cent of Scots did not recognise the St Andrews golf course, while 25 per cent of Londoners could not name 30 St Mary Axe, known as the Gherkin.
highlights_snippet: 85% of respondents failed to locate Sheffield, and 83% for Birmingham .
  
highlights_snippet: Study also finds we struggle to name and locate famous UK landmarks .
  