U.S. Cities Whose Population Peaked Before WWII - Statistics

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Year Peak Loss State Clue Answer % Correct
1940 253,504 25% RI The largest city in its state Providence
97%
1930 442,337 31% NJ Tony Soprano's hometown Newark
88%
1940 112,504 10% DE Has more registered corporations than any other city Wilmington
83%
1930 143,433 47% PA Home to Jim, Pam, Dwight, and their boss Michael Scranton
79%
1930 101,740 37% NY They don't have steamed hams in this city starting with U Utica
74%
1940 64,094 40% NJ Setting of the HBO show "Boardwalk Empire" Atlantic City
73%
1920 15,203 89% IL Mississippi river town pronounced "Care-O" Cairo
69%
1930 111,171 15% PA Monopoly players will be familiar with its railroad Reading
60%
1910 76,813 12% NY Named for the city conquered in the Iliad Troy
55%
1930 61,659 38% WV Former industrial capital of West Virginia Wheeling
55%
1920 41,611 15% MT Copper mining boom town whose name is a landform similar to a mesa Butte
52%
1920 11,757 5% OK The first state capital of Oklahoma, no relation to folk singer Woody Guthrie
52%
1900 12,488 70% AK Where the Iditarod sled dog race ends Nome
50%
1920 14,027 27% OR Setting of "Goonies", "Kindergarten Cop", and "Short Circuit" Astoria
40%
1920 121,217 17% MA Whaling center visited in "Moby Dick" prior to Nantucket New Bedford
38%
1880 3,423 62% AZ Where Wyatt Earp had a shootout Tombstone
38%
1880 14,820 82% CO Gold-mining boom town which has the highest elevation of any city in the U.S. Leadville
21%
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