U.S. Cities A-Z by Clue #1 - Statistics

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	Hint	City	% Correct
O	Among U.S. cities, it ranks 5th in number of international tourists	Orlando	93%
T	Capital of Florida	Tallahassee	82%
I	Has the world's largest sporting venue with capacity for 400,000 spectators	Indianapolis	80%
L	Its population has grown from 8,000 in 1940 to nearly 700,000 today	Las Vegas	80%
N	"The Big Easy"	New Orleans	73%
H	Capital of Montana	Helena	72%
S	Where the Battle of the Alamo took place	San Antonio	70%
A	Home to the University of Michigan	Ann Arbor	68%
B	Where you can visit Edgar Allan Poe's house	Baltimore	66%
C	Site of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame	Cleveland	64%
E	Across the border from Ciudad Juarez	El Paso	62%
Q	Our nation's sixth president was born here	Quincy	60%
R	Near an alleged 1947 UFO crash site	Roswell	60%
G	City in Texas struck by a hurricane in 1900 (the deadliest natural disaster in U.S. history)	Galveston	58%
J	Capital of Missouri	Jefferson City	57%
K	Known for blues music and barbecue	Kansas City	53%
W	Where the Branch Davidian cult had its compound	Waco	49%
F	Near the Grand Canyon on Historic Route 66	Flagstaff	48%
U	Located on the Mohawk River in upstate New York	Utica	44%
P	Home to Brigham Young University	Provo	42%
Y	Arizona locale which has been called "The Sunniest City on Earth"	Yuma	42%
M	South Carolina's most visited city, it has banned thong bikinis	Myrtle Beach	41%
V	Mississippi city besieged during the Civil War	Vicksburg	31%
D	Where Bosnian peace accords were signed	Dayton	27%
X	Ohio city whose name means "hospitality" in ancient Greek	Xenia	18%
Z	Its name means "West Wind hills"	Zephyrhills	9%

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