United States Cities with French Names

Type in the names of U.S. cities that have French names. Most importantly, put in your best effort and have fun (at all times).

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Hint	Answer
Idaho (meaning: "wooded")	Boise
Louisiana (meaning: "red stick")	Baton Rouge
Iowa (meaning: "of the monks")	Des Moines
Michigan	Detroit
North Carolina	Charlotte
Missouri	St. Louis
Kentucky	Louisville
Alaska	Juneau
Nebraska (meaning: "of the woods")	Du Bois
Washington (meaning: "beautiful view")	Bellevue

Hint	Answer
Idaho	Coeur D'Alene
New Jersey (meaning: "clear mountian")	Montclair
Oklahoma (meaning: "stake")	Poteau
Kentucky	Louisville
Massachusetts (meaning: beautiful mountian)	Belmont
Georgia (meaning: "the barn")	LaGrange
California (meaning: "beautiful air")	Bel-Air
Maine (meaning: "penninsula")	Presque Isle
Indiana (meaning: "high ground")	Terre Haute
New York	Champlain

Hint	Answer
North Carolina	Fayetteville
Nevada	Reno
Oregon (meaning: "misfortune")	Malheur County
Maryland (meaning: haven of grace)	Havre de Grace
Kansas (meaning: "the swan")	La Cygne
Illinois	Joliet
Ohio	Lorain
Alabama	Mobile
Connecticut meaning: "mountain city")	Montville

Hint	Answer
Arizona	Clemenceau
Vermont	Montpelier
South Carolina	Beaufort
Michigan (meaning: "big point")	Grosse Pointe
Wisconsin (meaning: "clear water")	Eau Claire
South Dakota (meaning: "beautiful fork")	Belle Fourche
South Dakota (meaning: "Peter")	Pierre
South Carolina (meaning: "good water")	Bonneau
Minnesota	Baudette

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Level 88

Nov 19, 2015

Mobile is in Alabama. "Cheyenne" appears to be a Native American word.

Level 22

Nov 20, 2015

Fixed!

Level 38

May 23, 2016

Yes but "Cheyenne is still a french word. the same way "french" is an english word.

Level 79

Apr 8, 2017

Are there really two Louisvilles in Kentucky? And Dubois means 'of the wood' not 'of the woods' - that would be Desbois

Level 22

Apr 9, 2019

I don't know which Kentucky you're thinking of but not in the one I'm thinking of! I fixed that mistake. And the other one about the woods. Thank you! :)