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Test your knowledge of US cities by latitude range with this interactive quiz. Choose a latitude from 24 to 48 and name the cities within that range.

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Yes. Most quizzes allow common abbreviations, alternate spellings, and short forms. Try typing just the first few letters — if it matches, it will autofill.

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US All Cities By Latitude Range – Choose Latitude

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Begin by choosing a latitude from 24 thru 48 by entering it (only multiples of 2). Then, name the US cities from that latitude thru 2 degrees north of it – i.e. if you chose ’30’ you would be naming the cities from 30 to 32 latitude. Object is to achieve the highest population.

Enter a latitude multiple of 2 from 24 to 48 to begin (i.e. '34').

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stendog

4 years ago

It looks like for the version at 34 degrees that the cities run out before the make it to the Atlantic in North Carolina… except for one town on the Outer Banks.

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darin

4 years ago

Reply to stendog

those far eastern places are unincorporated towns, which are not included in any of my US cities quizzes (except some New England towns which have a different status).