U.S. State Capitals by Clue #2 - Statistics

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Clue	Capital	% Correct
The center of the country music industry	Nashville	88%
One half of the "Twin Cities"	Saint Paul	86%
Notable corporations headquartered here include Coca-Cola, Delta Air Lines, and CNN	Atlanta	84%
When Brigham Young arrived in 1847, he said "this is the right place"	Salt Lake City	84%
Where Paul Revere lived	Boston	83%
Nickname: The Big Pineapple	Honolulu	81%
The easternmost state capital	Augusta	77%
Site of a famous bus boycott in 1955	Montgomery	73%
Shares its name with 33 other cities and towns in U.S.	Springfield	73%
Where Tesla moved its headquarters in 2021	Austin	71%
Located just east of Lake Tahoe	Carson City	67%
Named after a Prussian chancellor	Bismarck	65%
Its college football team, the Cornhuskers, have sold out their stadium every game since 1962	Lincoln	64%
The Confederate Army meant to capture this city in 1863, but got turned back at Gettysburg	Harrisburg	61%
Where the Olds Motor Vehicle Company (Oldsmobile) was founded in 1897	Lansing	60%
Built on the site of a river crossing named "Frank's Ford"	Frankfort	54%
The first state capital, alphabetically	Albany	53%
Former site of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, now a memorial	Oklahoma City	46%
Situated on an isthmus between Lake Monona and Lake Mendota	Madison	40%
Located on the Willamette River	Salem	37%

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