State | Years | City | % Correct |
---|---|---|---|
California | 1920– | Los Angeles | 97%
|
Florida | 1950–1960 | Miami | 95%
|
California | 1850–1910 | San Francisco | 94%
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Colorado | 1880– | Denver | 93%
|
New York | 1790– | New York City | 93%
|
Arizona | 1920– | Phoenix | 93%
|
Georgia | 1880– | Atlanta | 92%
|
Illinois | 1840– | Chicago | 92%
|
Massachusetts | 1790– | Boston | 91%
|
Hawaii | 1960– | Honolulu | 90%
|
Texas | 1890 | Dallas | 89%
|
Texas | 1930– | Houston | 89%
|
Mississippi | 1910– | Jackson | 89%
|
Nevada | 1960– | Las Vegas | 89%
|
Indiana | 1860– | Indianapolis | 88%
|
Kansas | 1890–1940 | Kansas City | 88%
|
Missouri | 1990– | Kansas City | 88%
|
Michigan | 1840– | Detroit | 87%
|
Louisiana | 1820– | New Orleans | 87%
|
Pennsylvania | 1790– | Philadelphia | 87%
|
Maine | 1820– | Portland | 86%
|
Oregon | 1860– | Portland | 86%
|
Alaska | 1960– | Anchorage | 85%
|
Minnesota | 1880– | Minneapolis | 84%
|
Oklahoma | 1910– | Oklahoma City | 83%
|
Utah | 1900– | Salt Lake City | 83%
|
Florida | 1870, 1900–1940, 1970– | Jacksonville | 82%
|
Tennessee | 1830–1850, 2016– | Nashville | 81%
|
Idaho | 1890– | Boise | 80%
|
Arkansas | 1840– | Little Rock | 80%
|
Washington | 1890– | Seattle | 80%
|
Maryland | 1790– | Baltimore | 79%
|
Ohio | 1900–1980 | Cleveland | 79%
|
Ohio | 1990– | Columbus | 79%
|
New Mexico | 1920– | Albuquerque | 77%
|
Iowa | 1880– | Des Moines | 76%
|
Tennessee | 1860–2015 | Memphis | 76%
|
Missouri | 1830–1980 | St. Louis | 76%
|
North Carolina | 1910– | Charlotte | 75%
|
Ohio | 1810–1890 | Cincinnati | 75%
|
Texas | 1900–1920 | San Antonio | 75%
|
Alabama | 1910–2019 | Birmingham | 74%
|
Connecticut | 1930–1970 | Hartford | 72%
|
Rhode Island | 1800– | Providence | 72%
|
Minnesota | 1860–1870 | St. Paul | 72%
|
Kentucky | 1800– | Louisville | 71%
|
South Carolina | 1790–1940, 2016– | Charleston | 70%
|
West Virginia | 1960, 1980– | Charleston | 70%
|
Virginia | 1790, 1810–1940 | Richmond | 70%
|
Wisconsin | 1850– | Milwaukee | 69%
|
Nebraska | 1860– | Omaha | 67%
|
Nevada | 1900–1950 | Reno | 67%
|
Wyoming | 1900–1970, 1990–, | Cheyenne | 63%
|
Montana | 1890 | Helena | 62%
|
New Jersey | 1810– | Newark | 62%
|
Nevada | 1870–1890 | Carson City | 60%
|
Georgia | 1790–1870 | Savannah | 60%
|
Alabama | 1820–1900 | Mobile | 59%
|
North Dakota | 1890– | Fargo | 54%
|
Kansas | 1950– | Wichita | 54%
|
South Carolina | 1950–2015 | Columbia | 53%
|
Virginia | 1990– | Virginia Beach | 53%
|
Montana | 1980– | Billings | 52%
|
Connecticut | 1810–1920 | New Haven | 51%
|
South Dakota | 1890– | Sioux Falls | 51%
|
Vermont | 1800–1820 | Montpelier | 49%
|
Delaware | 1790– | Wilmington | 49%
|
North Carolina | 1800–1900 | Wilmington | 49%
|
Vermont | 1830– | Burlington | 40%
|
New Hampshire | 1850– | Manchester | 39%
|
Alabama | 2020– | Huntsville | 37%
|
Connecticut | 1980– | Bridgeport | 36%
|
Virginia | 1800, 1950–1980 | Norfolk | 31%
|
Rhode Island | 1790 | Newport | 27%
|
Wyoming | 1980 | Casper | 26%
|
Montana | 1900–1950 | Butte | 22%
|
Iowa | 1870 | Davenport | 21%
|
Texas | 1850–1880 | Galveston | 18%
|
Florida | 1880–1890 | Key West | 18%
|
Florida | 1850–1860 | Pensacola | 17%
|
West Virginia | 1930–1950, 1970 | Huntington | 15%
|
West Virginia | 1870–1920 | Wheeling | 15%
|
New Hampshire | 1790–1840 | Portsmouth | 14%
|
Montana | 1950–1970 | Great Falls | 13%
|
Connecticut | 1800 | New London | 13%
|
Iowa | 1850–1860 | Dubuque | 12%
|
Connecticut | 1790 | Norwalk | 7%
|
Mississippi | 1820–1900 | Natchez | 6%
|
Kansas | 1870–1880 | Leavenworth | 4%
|
Indiana | 1830–1850 | New Albany | 3%
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