Smaller U.S. Cities You May Know #2 - Statistics

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Population Hint State Answer % Correct
79,661 The poor quality of its water supply was a national scandal in 2015 MI Flint
79%
75,805 Where "The Office" was set PA Scranton
76%
25,734 Takes its name from the state motto of California, a Greek word meaning "I have found it" CA Eureka
73%
38,464 Has the world's oldest, longest, and busiest boardwalk NJ Atlantic City
72%
89,922 Route 66 ends at this city's pier CA Santa Monica
70%
42,552 The capital of Missouri MO Jefferson City
69%
29,223 Named for its position near the Texas / Arkansas / Louisiana border AR Texarkana
65%
76,586 Located about 60 miles south of the Grand Canyon AZ Flagstaff
60%
62,043 Where the University of North Carolina is based NC Chapel Hill
50%
15,596 The oldest European settlement in the U.S., founded in 1565 FL St. Augustine
50%
69,197 Home to the Pro Football Hall of Fame OH Canton
46%
15,847 Tourists flock to the restored "colonial" area of this city founded in 1632 VA Williamsburg
44%
24,717 The nation's elite once flocked here each summer, building gigantic mansion such as The Breakers RI Newport
38%
59,471 The birthplace and headquarters of Wal-Mart AR Bentonville
33%
29,116 This city's aquarium is built on the site of a defunct sardine cannery CA Monterey
32%
4,318 The easternmost settlement on Long Island NY Montauk
28%
6,427 Georgia O'Keefe lived in an artist's colony here NM Taos
28%
9,986 The oldest city in Oregon, it is the setting of the movies "Goonies", "Free Willy", and "Kindergarten Cop" OR Astoria
21%
63,518 The Hedge Fund capital of the world CT Greenwich
19%
37,612 Spear points found near here have been dated to 11,000 BC – some of the earliest evidence of people in the Americas NM Clovis
12%
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