Which City in New Hampshire? - Statistics

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Description	Letter	City	% Correct
State capital of New Hampshire	C	Concord	100%
Many of the textile mills built here by the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company still stand	M	Manchester	100%
Serves as the seat of Hillsborough County along with the city above	N	Nashua	96%
Nicknamed the "Lilac City"—shares its name with big cities in Minnesota and New York	R	Rochester	81%
Namesake of the treaty that ended the Russo-Japanese War in 1905	P	Portsmouth	77%
Largest city of the New Hampshire Seacoast, and the seat of Strafford County	D	Dover	69%
Largest city of the Monadnock Region in southwest New Hampshire	K	Keene	69%
Largest city with a shoreline on Lake Winnipesaukee	L	Laconia	69%
Town where Robert Frost lived on a farm from 1900–1911	D	Derry	65%
New Hampshire's most popular beach town	H	Hampton	65%
Northernmost municipality considered a city, with a 65% French-speaking population	B	Berlin	62%
Where the University of New Hampshire is situated	D	Durham	62%
During the American Revolution, this was New Hampshire's capital	E	Exeter	62%
Where Dartmouth College is situated	H	Hanover	62%
Largest New Hampshire city on the Connecticut River	L	Lebanon	62%
Town connected to the above by the Kancamagus Highway	C	Conway	50%
Town that contains Cannon Mountain, where the "Old Man of the Mountain" once stood	F	Franconia	50%
Daniel Webster was from an area of this city that was originally part of Salisbury	F	Franklin	42%
Home to the Granite State Railway, or formerly the "Hobo Railroad"	L	Lincoln	42%
Home to the eastern half of Southern New Hampshire University	H	Hooksett	27%

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