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Take on the US 100 Mile Coverage Challenge - Easy Version Quiz and test your knowledge of US cities within 100 miles of each other.

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US 100 Mile Coverage Challenge – Easy Version

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Choose any 5K+ US city (AK & HI not included), then continue naming 5K+ cities which are within 100 miles of any previously named city.

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username12412

2 years ago

Geting 100% is impossible. Miles City, Havre, Pierre, Page, Elko, and Winnemucca all have no other cities within 100 miles of them. They should be removed from the quiz

quidditch

1 year ago

Reply to username12412

+1.

FIVEAFB

1 year ago

Reply to username12412

I’m so glad you posted this along with the specific cities. Thought I was going crazy when my go to tiny towns from other quizzes weren’t coming through.

atavoidirc

1 year ago

Reply to username12412

page is possible to get

Andy47357

9 months ago

Reply to username12412

I think you are missing burns not page. you can get Page via Hurricane and Kanab

rkolozsvari

8 months ago

Reply to Andy47357

Burns isn’t 5K. Page is gettable, but if you look at the top results all are missing 5, which would be Miles City, Havre, Pierre, Elko, and Winnemucca.

ccmarvmd

2 years ago

It would be nice if this one told you which states you had completed so you knew when to give up on completing one, great quiz!