New England Cities A-Z - Statistics

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L.	Clue	City	% Correct
C	The capital of New Hampshire	Concord	100%
S	It had witch trials in the 1690's	Salem	90%
P	The capital of Rhode Island	Providence	85%
M	New Hampshire's largest city	Manchester	80%
Q	Suburb of Boston that shares its name with a president	Quincy	75%
J	It was named to honor the author of the Declaration of Independence	Jefferson	70%
N	The home of Yale University	New Haven	70%
W	The largest city in western Massachusetts	Worcester	70%
B	"Third boxcar, midnight train / Destination: ______, Maine"	Bangor	65%
L	The cradle of the American Industrial Revolution	Lowell	60%
H	New Hampshire town home to Dartmouth College	Hanover	50%
V	Connecticut town named after George Washington's estate	Vernon	50%
A	Emily Dickinson wrote her poems here	Amherst	45%
R	Vermont town that was once the center of the marble industry	Rutland	40%
G	Supposedly the "Hedge Fund Capital of the World"	Greenwich	35%
I	This town holds an annual Clam Chowderfest	Ipswich	35%
E	Former shipbuilding capital that shares its name with its county	Essex	30%
K	Vermont ski town that has often threatened to secede from the state	Killington	30%
Y	The namesake of Maine's southernmost county	York	30%
F	Northern Maine town where 79.3% of people, appropriately, speak French	Frenchville	25%
D	The first town to vote in presidential primaries	Dixville Notch	15%
O	Town that was shelled by a German submarine during WWI	Orleans	15%
U	No city, type U	U	10%
T	The main port of entry to Martha's Vineyard	Tisbury	5%
X	No city, type X	X	0%
Z	No city, type Z	Z	0%

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