Every 3K+ City in the United States Before the Yellow Fever Outbreak

This is the 1790 census - not entirely accurate, but close enough.

There is no data for every city but two in Maryland, North Carolina, and South Carolina because of the way censuses were organized back then. However, these states were rural and a small portion of the population lived in settlements.

Unfortunately, records for Delaware, Georgia, Kentucky, New Jersey, Tennessee, and Virginia have been lost primarily due to the War of 1812. However, since Virginia was the most populous state at the time and there were records of the most populated settlements in 1790, I can confirm that four cities in Virginia had a population of at least 3,000 because they were more populous than other 3K+ settlements but I cannot confirm the population.

There are some built-up urban areas including multiple settlements. To correctly answer them, name one of the settlements in that built-up urban area.