| Source of some Russian copper | 29 |
| Russian border mountains | 24 |
| Range that divides Eurasia | 26 |
| Range mostly in Russia | 22 |
| Range between Europe and Asia | 29 |
| Range between continents | 24 |
| Platinum-yielding region | 24 |
| Part of a continental border | 28 |
| Natural continental border | 26 |
| Mt. Telpos-Iz's range | 25 |
| Mt. Telpos-iz and others | 24 |
| Mount Narodnaya's locale | 28 |
| Intercontinental range | 22 |
| Europe's eastern border | 27 |
| Europe–Asia boundary | 27 |
| Europe-Asia mountain divider | 28 |
| Eurasian river and range | 24 |
| Eastern border of Europe | 24 |
| Continental border range | 24 |
| 1,550-mile continental range | 28 |
| Sister of Erato or Clio | 23 |
| Greek Muse of astronomy | 23 |
| Goddess pictured with a globe | 29 |
| Erato's sister Muse | 23 |
| Relative of a Venusian | 22 |
| He's out of this world | 26 |
| Pitchblende ingredient | 22 |
| One of the actinide series | 26 |
| Major Kazakhstani export | 24 |
| Heaviest natural element | 24 |
| Controversial energy source | 27 |
| Constituent of pitchblende | 26 |
| Aid in getting a date? | 22 |
| Nuclear power resource | 22 |
| Of a radioactive element | 24 |
| Neptune's neighbor | 22 |
| Planet discovered in 1781 | 25 |
| Herschel's discovery | 24 |
| Seventh planet from the sun | 27 |
| Heavenly discovery of 1781 | 26 |
| Voyager II 1986 target | 22 |
| Seventh of nine, in space | 25 |
| Herschel discovery of 1781 | 26 |
| Herschel discovered it | 22 |
| FATHER OF ONE-EYED SONS | 23 |
| Discovery of March 13, 1781 | 27 |
| Between Saturn and Neptune | 26 |
| "The Magician" | 24 |
| Populous city area, slangily | 28 |
| Populous area, informally | 25 |
| Ending for sub- or ex- | 22 |
| Metropolitan area, briefly | 26 |
| L.A.-based music magazine | 25 |
| Inner city, informally | 22 |
| Hip-hop lifestyle magazine | 26 |
| Electronic music magazine | 25 |
| Downtown area, informally | 25 |
| City community, informally | 26 |
| Word with decay or renewal | 26 |
| Kind of renewal or sprawl | 25 |
| Concentrated, in a way | 22 |
| ___ legend (modern-day myth) | 28 |
| Word before renewal or sprawl | 29 |
| Word before blight or sprawl | 28 |
| Type of legend or renewal | 25 |
| Kind of legend or renewal | 25 |
| Word with renewal or sprawl | 27 |
| Word with renewal or district | 29 |
| Word with blight or guerrilla | 29 |
| Word before legend or renewal | 29 |
| Type of sprawl or renewal | 25 |
| R&B/Soul spinoff genre | 26 |
| Like Travolta's Cowboy | 26 |
| Lead-in for sprawl or renewal | 29 |
| Kind of legend or sprawl | 24 |
| Kind of area or renewal | 23 |
| Densely populated, e.g. | 23 |
| Densely packed, in a way | 24 |
| Country music's Keith | 25 |
| "_____ Cowboy" | 24 |
| University of Illinois locale | 29 |
| Champaign's neighbor | 24 |
| University of Illinois site | 27 |
| Aptly named Illinois city | 25 |
| University of Illinois city | 27 |
| Univ. of Illinois site | 22 |
| Protection in the city? | 23 |
| Architecture subdiscipline | 26 |
| Architectural subdiscipline | 27 |
| Big source for modern slang | 27 |
| Elegant, like Cary Grant | 24 |
| Suave business dealings? | 24 |
| Sources of local produce | 24 |
| San Diego Zoo attraction? | 25 |
| City dweller's Acura? | 25 |
| Bit of modern folklore | 22 |
| Imaginary tale of modern life | 29 |
| Snopes.com debunks them | 23 |
| City improvement program | 24 |
| Uncontrolled city growth | 24 |