Stats: Geographic Couples in Every U.S. State

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State	Hint	Answers	% Correct
Alabama	Major cities starting with MO	Montgomery	96%
Arkansas	Western mountain ranges starting with O	Ozark	85%
North Dakota	Major cities bordering Minnesota	Fargo	81%
Minnesota	The "Twin Cities," biggest in the state	Minneapolis	81%
Texas	Core cities of the Metroplex region	Dallas	78%
Arizona	Principal dams on the Colorado River	Hoover	78%
Iowa	Rivers forming the state's eastern and western borders	Mississippi	78%
Iowa	Rivers forming the state's eastern and western borders	Missouri–Big Sioux	78%
Alabama	Major cities starting with MO	Mobile	78%
Minnesota	The "Twin Cities," biggest in the state	St. Paul	78%
Texas	Core cities of the Metroplex region	Fort Worth	74%
North Carolina	Major cities starting with "Green"	Greensboro	74%
New Mexico	Cities starting with "Las"	Las Cruces	74%
Connecticut	Cities named "Norw___"	Norwich	74%
Virginia	City and county across the river from D.C., both starting with A	Arlington	70%
Georgia	Major cities bordering South Carolina	Augusta	70%
Illinois	Twin cities hosting the flagship University of Illinois campus	Champaign	70%
Idaho	Rivers carving the deepest canyons in North America, both starting with S	Snake	70%
Tennessee	Major cities on the Tennessee River	Chattanooga	67%
New Jersey	Rivers separating the state from NYC and Philadelphia	Hudson	67%
Tennessee	Major cities on the Tennessee River	Knoxville	67%
Connecticut	Cities named "Norw___"	Norwalk	67%
Kansas	Kansas City suburbs starting with O	Overland Park	67%
Georgia	Major cities bordering South Carolina	Savannah	67%
Michigan	Primary landmasses making up the state	Upper Peninsula	67%
Wyoming	National parks in the state's northwest corner	Yellowstone	67%
Alaska	The state's two main archipelagos, both starting with A	Aleutian	63%
Virginia	City and county across the river from D.C., both starting with A	Alexandria	63%
Mississippi	Joint seats of Harrison County, on the Gulf Coast	Biloxi	63%
Oregon	Primary north-south mountain ranges, both starting with C	Cascade	63%
Louisiana	Primary cities on I-10 west of the Atchafalaya, both starting with L	Lafayette	63%
Michigan	Primary landmasses making up the state	Lower Peninsula	63%
Florida	Major Panhandle cities starting with P	Panama City	63%
Florida	Major Panhandle cities starting with P	Pensacola	63%
South Dakota	Two-word cities anchoring the state's eastern and western halves	Sioux Falls	63%
North Carolina	Major cities starting with "Green"	Greenville	59%
Massachusetts	Pair of large islands off the southern coast	Nantucket	59%
California	Primary rivers draining the Central Valley, both starting with S	Sacramento	59%
Washington	Northwestern cities starting with "Bell"	Bellevue	56%
Oklahoma	Federally Recognized Tribes starting with CH and ending in AW	Choctaw	56%
Hawaii	Big Island volcanoes rising to over 13,000 ft	Mauna Kea	56%
Hawaii	Big Island volcanoes rising to over 13,000 ft	Mauna Loa	56%
North Dakota	Major cities bordering Minnesota	Grand Forks	52%
South Dakota	Two-word cities anchoring the state's eastern and western halves	Rapid City	52%
Illinois	Twin cities hosting the flagship University of Illinois campus	Urbana	52%
West Virginia	Primary cities in the Northern Panhandle, both starting with W	Wheeling	52%
Utah	National parks in the Moab area	Arches	44%
Washington	Northwestern cities starting with "Bell"	Bellingham	44%
Mississippi	Joint seats of Harrison County, on the Gulf Coast	Gulfport	44%
New Jersey	Rivers separating the state from NYC and Philadelphia	Delaware	41%
Wyoming	National parks in the state's northwest corner	Grand Teton	41%
Kansas	Kansas City suburbs starting with O	Olathe	41%
New Mexico	Cities starting with "Las"	Las Vegas	33%
Massachusetts	Pair of large islands off the southern coast	Martha's Vineyard	33%
Missouri	Pair of St. Louis suburbs that also start with "Saint"	St. Charles	33%
Wisconsin	Wisconsin cities on the Wisconsin River that start with "Wisconsin"	Wisconsin Dells	33%
Vermont	Towns at the state's southern corners, both starting with B	Bennington	30%
Utah	National parks in the Moab area	Canyonlands	30%
Oklahoma	Federally Recognized Tribes starting with CH and ending in AW	Chickasaw	30%
Louisiana	Primary cities on I-10 west of the Atchafalaya, both starting with L	Lake Charles	30%
California	Primary rivers draining the Central Valley, both starting with S	San Joaquin	30%
Pennsylvania	Core cities of the Wyoming Valley	Scranton	30%
Indiana	Rivers starting with "Saint" that converge at Fort Wayne	St. Joseph	26%
Maine	Pair of cities in the far north (Aroostook County)	Caribou	22%
Oregon	Primary north-south mountain ranges, both starting with C	Coast	22%
Nebraska	Major rivers that converge in Lincoln County	North Platte	22%
Arkansas	Western mountain ranges starting with O	Ouachita	22%
Colorado	Rugged southern mountain ranges starting with S	San Juan	22%
New York	Parallel "Finger Lakes" named for Iroquois Confederacy tribes	Seneca	22%
Nebraska	Major rivers that converge in Lincoln County	South Platte	22%
Vermont	Towns at the state's southern corners, both starting with B	Brattleboro	19%
Maryland	Cities west of the Maryland Panhandle's narrowest point	Cumberland	19%
Delaware	Counties entirely south of the Chesapeake & Delaware Canal	Kent	19%
Idaho	Rivers carving the deepest canyons in North America, both starting with S	Salmon	19%
Nevada	Mountains rising to over 13,000 ft on opposite sides of the state	Boundary Peak	15%
Montana	Northeastern reservation lands starting with "Fort"	Fort Peck	15%
Colorado	Rugged southern mountain ranges starting with S	Sangre de Cristo	15%
Delaware	Counties entirely south of the Chesapeake & Delaware Canal	Sussex	15%
West Virginia	Primary cities in the Northern Panhandle, both starting with W	Weirton	15%
Nevada	Mountains rising to over 13,000 ft on opposite sides of the state	Wheeler Peak	15%
Pennsylvania	Core cities of the Wyoming Valley	Wilkes-Barre	15%
Wisconsin	Wisconsin cities on the Wisconsin River that start with "Wisconsin"	Wisconsin Rapids	15%
New York	Parallel "Finger Lakes" named for Iroquois Confederacy tribes	Cayuga	11%
Arizona	Principal dams on the Colorado River	Glen Canyon	11%
Indiana	Rivers starting with "Saint" that converge at Fort Wayne	St. Marys	11%
Alaska	The state's two main archipelagos, both starting with A	Alexander	7%
New Hampshire	Major cities bordering Vermont	Claremont	7%
Kentucky	Lakes on each side of the "Land Between the Lakes"	Kentucky Lake	7%
Maine	Pair of cities in the far north (Aroostook County)	Presque Isle	7%
Missouri	Pair of St. Louis suburbs that also start with "Saint"	St. Peters	7%
Rhode Island	Narragansett Bay islands reachable by road	Aquidneck	4%
New Hampshire	Major cities bordering Vermont	Lebanon	4%
Rhode Island	Narragansett Bay islands reachable by road	Conanicut	0%
South Carolina	Rivers that converge to form the Santee, both ending in EE	Congaree	0%
Montana	Northeastern reservation lands starting with "Fort"	Fort Belknap	0%
Maryland	Cities west of the Maryland Panhandle's narrowest point	Frostburg	0%
Ohio	Tributaries joining the Ohio River on each side of Cincinnati	Great Miami	0%
Kentucky	Lakes on each side of the "Land Between the Lakes"	Lake Barkley	0%
Ohio	Tributaries joining the Ohio River on each side of Cincinnati	Little Miami	0%
South Carolina	Rivers that converge to form the Santee, both ending in EE	Wateree	0%

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