Which City in Louisiana? - Statistics

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Description	Letter	City	% Correct
Largest city in northern Louisiana	S	Shreveport	100%
State capital of Louisiana	B	Baton Rouge	97%
Named for a French officer who played a key role in the American Revolution	L	Lafayette	97%
"The Big Easy"	N	New Orleans	97%
City founded by Alexander Fulton in 1805	A	Alexandria	84%
Located across the Red River from the above	B	{Bossier} City	84%
Location of the Louisiana State Penitentiary (hint: African country)	A	Angola	74%
Named for a lake of the Calcasieu River	L	Lake Charles	74%
Suburb of the above with Louis Armstrong International Airport	K	Kenner	71%
City in the above's metro area that is named for the symbol S chemical element	S	Sulphur	68%
Home to the Biedenharn Museum, which is known for its Coca-Cola bottling history	M	Monroe	58%
Think of the peninsula that Spain and Portugal are part of	N	New Iberia	55%
Seat of the Terrebonne Parish in the far south	H	Houma	52%
Located at the southern end of that causeway	M	Metairie	52%
Home to the Louisiana Tech University	R	Ruston	52%
Located at the northern terminus of the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway	M	Mandeville	42%
Salt dome where Tabasco sauce comes from	A	{Avery} Island	39%
Largest city on the Atchafalaya River	M	{Morgan} City	32%
"Crawfish Capital of the World"	B	{Breaux} Bridge	29%
Town with vampires that is the setting of HBO's "True Blood"	B*	Bon Temps	16%

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