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State
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City
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Shares its name with the place where Napoleon was defeated
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IA
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Waterloo
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This city means "flat" when translated from Spanish to English
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TX
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Plano
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Port city on the west coast of Lake Superior
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MN
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Duluth
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One of the Quad Cities, also the county seat of Rock Island County
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IL
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Rock Island
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City in between the Vancouver (BC) and Seattle metro areas, county seat of Whatcom County
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WA
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Bellingham
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BMW has a manufacturing plant in this city
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SC
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Spartanburg
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Wernher Von Braun helped design the Saturn V rocket in this city
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AL
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Huntsville
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Has a well-known military correctional facility
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KS
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Leavenworth
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Vacation city just south of Glacier National Park, airport code is FCA
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MT
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Kalispell
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Most populous city in the state, located on the Red River
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ND
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Fargo
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Shares its name with a Middle Eastern country
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OR
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Lebanon
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Butch Cassidy worked as a butcher in this small city
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WY
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Rock Springs
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Known for Cedar Point Amusement Park, on the shores of Lake Erie
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OH
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Sandusky
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The main campus of Purdue University is located in this city
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IN
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West Lafayette
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Joe Biden was born in this city
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PA
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Scranton
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The most populous American city that starts with a "Q"
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MA
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Quincy
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Truth or ____________
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NM
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Truth or Consequences
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Capital of Russian America
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AK
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Sitka
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Where John Denver got inspiration for his song "Starwood in _____"
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CO
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Aspen
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County seat of Bay County, was hit particularly hard by Hurricane Michael
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FL
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Panama City
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Located on the east slopes of the Black Hills
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SD
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Rapid City
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This city is home to the Kellogg and Post corporations
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MI
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Battle Creek
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On the east shorelines of Lake Champlain, largest city in its state
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VT
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Burlington
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Also a term used to describe an accident regarding nuclear weapons
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OK
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Broken Arrow
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Known as the "Horse Capital of the World"
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KY
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Lexington
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Located on Aquidneck Island and hosts the America Cup, a sailing regatta
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RI
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Newport
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Across the Delaware River from Philadelphia
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NJ
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Camden
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Also the name of the lost colony in North Carolina
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VA
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Roanoke
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Where John Brown attempted to start a raid and slave revolt, part of Virginia at the time
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WV
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Harpers Ferry
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Sit-ins took place here in 1960 in response to racial segregation
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NC
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Greensboro
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Located on the Kern River, many Dust Bowl refugees settled here
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CA
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Bakersfield
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Stagecoach station on the Pony Express, became a boomtown in 1906 due to copper being discovered
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NV
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Ely
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Bill Clinton was born here
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AR
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Hope
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Shares a metro area with Gulfport, population decreased after Hurricane Katrina struck
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MS
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Biloxi
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Arches and Canyonlands National Parks are located near this city
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UT
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Moab
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This city was named after Meriwether Lewis and is located at the confluence of the Clearwater and Snake Rivers
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ID
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Lewiston
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The US Army Corps of Engineers Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory is located in this city along the Connecticut River
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NH
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Hanover
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The final destination for General William Sherman's March to the Sea
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GA
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Savannah
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This state's most populous city on the Mississippi River
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WI
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La Crosse
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Located on the Penobscot River, know for its paper and pulp industry
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ME
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Bangor
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Yale University is located in this city
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CT
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New Haven
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The Bills play football in this city that borders Lake Erie
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NY
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Buffalo
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Most populous city in the island of Kauai
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HI
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Lihue
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Resort city on the Atlantic Coast, has a notable boardwalk
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MD
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Ocean City
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Largest city in its state, was first colonized by the Swedes
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DE
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Wilmington
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Nicknamed the "Queen City of the Ozarks", located just north of Branson
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MO
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Springfield
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Located at the meeting point of the Red River and the Texas Trail, third largest city in its state
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LA
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Shreveport
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Railroad town located on I-80, partly named for the river that it borders
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NE
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North Platte
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Located in the southwest portion of the state near its border with Mexico, also America's sunniest city
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AZ
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Yuma
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The first capital of its state, first settled in 1786
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TN
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Knoxville
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