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US Cities Spanning Multiple States

Name all of the United States cities (urban agglomerations) over a population of one million that span more than one state. Remember, agglomerations are very inclusive!
Agglomeration population data from citypopulation.de/world/Agglomerations.html
Agglomeration (CSA) boundary map from citypopulation.de/php/usa-combmetro.php
In order of population
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Last updated: March 2, 2019
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States
Answer
NY, NJ, CT, PA
New York
IL, IN, WI
Chicago
MD, VA, WV, PA
Washington
MA, RI, NH, CT
Boston
PA, NJ, DE, MD
Philadelphia
TX, OK
Dallas
GA, AL
Atlanta
MN, WI
Minneapolis
OH, KY, IN
Cincinnati
NC, SC
Charlotte
States
Answer
OR, WA
Portland
MO, IL
St Louis
PA, OH, WV
Pittsburgh
MO, KS
Kansas City
VA, NC
Virginia Beach
FL, GA
Jacksonville
TN, MS, AR
Memphis
KY, IN
Louisville
TX, NM
El Paso
LA, MS
New Orleans
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Level 86
Nov 20, 2021
Nice!
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Level 47
Dec 28, 2021
allow dc pls
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Level 60
Apr 14, 2022
Can you change Washington to Washington DC and accept DC as a type-in like @ReAvSi9278 just said.
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Level 87
Feb 23, 2023
These are not actual U.S. Census urban agglomerations. They're very broad U.S. Census Combined Statistical Areas that cover enormous areas, most of it rural. They basically serve as commercial marketing areas.
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Level 76
Feb 26, 2023
I'm actually considering taking this quiz down, because CSA is meaninglessly broad and taking it down to MSA would make it identical to a featured quiz, while making it based on true agglomerations would produce essentially the MSA quiz again with a couple absurd answers thrown in. I made this a very long time ago before I knew better.