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Trace the United States on a Map by Guessing Cities - Statistics
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- This quiz has been taken 2,009 times
- The average score is 34 of 60
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Answers color-coded by a green-red scale on the quiz's map according to % correct below.
Answer Stats
| Hint | City | % Correct |
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| Capital of Washington, located on the Puget Sound | Olympia | 90%
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| JetPunk is based in this city with the Space Needle | Seattle | 86%
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| Third largest city in the US, known for 'The Bean' | Chicago | 82%
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| City in New England where a 'Tea Party' occured | Boston | 80%
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| 'Motor City' located on the border with Canada | Detroit | 80%
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| Largest city in the US with landmarks such as Central Park and the Statue of Liberty | New York | 80%
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| Capital of the United States where the White House and Capitol Hill can be found | Washington D.C. | 79%
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| Majority Hispanic city in southern Florida known for its beaches and nightlife | Miami | 76%
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| 'Golden Gate' city located on a peninsula | San Francisco | 76%
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| This northern Floridian city is nicknamed 'Jax' | Jacksonville | 75%
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| Two-time Olympic host city known for the Hollywood Sign | Los Angeles | 75%
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| French speaking city on the Mississippi River which hosts many Mardi Gras celebrations | New Orleans | 75%
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| This city is named after a nearby group of waterfalls | Niagara Falls | 75%
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| Former national capital where the Declaration of Independence was signed | Philadelphia | 75%
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| Most populous city in Wisconsin nicknamed 'Brew City' due to its many German immigrants | Milwaukee | 74%
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| City at the mouth of the Fox river home to the 'Packers' NFL team | Green Bay | 72%
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| Hawaiian capital, located on O'ahu | Honolulu | 71%
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| Californian city adjacent to Tijuana | San Diego | 71%
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| Capital of Delaware named after a city in Kent | Dover | 69%
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| State capital of Alaska, located on the Alaskan Panhandle | Juneau | 69%
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| Most populous city in Alaska with many glaciers | Anchorage | 67%
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| Populous city in Texas on the border with Mexico and New Mexico | El Paso | 67%
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| Resort city which American Monopoly is based on | Atlantic City | 66%
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| City in Cuyahoga County, with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame | Cleveland | 66%
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| Most populous in Virginia, known for its coastline and beaches | Virginia Beach | 66%
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| City in South Carolina, named after a King of England and Scotland | Charleston | 65%
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| City on an island in the Straits of Florida | Key West | 64%
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| Oldest city in Georgia and key port city during the American Revolution | Savannah | 64%
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| Babe Ruth and Michael Phelps are from this former capital of the U.S. | Baltimore | 59%
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| Cape Cod Bay borders this city founded by Mayflower Pilgrims | Plymouth | 58%
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| City on Florida's West Coast, founded by a Russian | Saint Petersburg | 58%
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| Resort city that hosts a well-known NASCAR race | Daytona Beach | 57%
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| New Jerseyan city on the Passaic River whose name is similar to the above's | Newark | 57%
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| Ohioan city known for its glass industry | Toledo | 57%
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| Major port city in Maine, named after an English isle | Portland | 56%
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| Minnesotan city on Lake Superior, formerly a busy mining town | Duluth | 55%
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| Major port in the Deep South on the Gulf of Mexico | Mobile | 55%
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| First permanent English settlement in the Americas | Jamestown | 54%
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| 'Elm City' where Yale University is located | New Haven | 54%
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| Large port city with a Latin name | Corpus Christi | 52%
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| 'Flour City' in Upstate New York | Rochester | 52%
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| Resort town known for its pier | Santa Monica | 52%
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| This city on an island was struck by a devastating hurricane in 1900 | Galveston | 48%
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| Southernmost city in Texas which shares its name with over 20 other towns in America | Brownsville | 41%
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| Westernmost Floridian city known as 'the City of Five Flags' | Pensacola | 41%
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| City in Mississippi and former capital of New France | Biloxi | 39%
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| Port city named after Mount Rainier, a nearby volcano | Tacoma | 38%
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| 'Venice of America' built during the Second Seminole War | Fort Lauderdale | 37%
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| Sunniest city on Earth, found in southern Arizona | Yuma | 35%
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| City in Northern California with many Redwood trees | Eureka | 33%
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| Northernmost town in the United States, with an Iñupiaq name | Utqiagvik | 31%
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| Northernmost point of Michigan's Lower Peninsula between Lake Michigan and Lake Huron | Mackinaw City | 30%
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| Resort town located in Acadia National Park | Bar Harbor | 28%
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| 'City of Palms' found in Lee County | Fort Myers | 28%
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| Former capital of Russian Alaska and largest city by area in the U.S. | Sitka | 26%
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| 'Icebox' of the United States, situated on the Rainy river | International Falls | 25%
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| Marylandian city located on the Delmarva Peninsula | Ocean City | 22%
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| Largest city in the Aleutian Islands and strategic port during WWII | Unalaska | 21%
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| George Washington's childhood town which was the site of a major Civil War battle | Fredericksburg | 19%
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| Largest coastal city in Oregon known for its beaches and sand dunes | Coos Bay | 18%
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