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Test your knowledge of New England towns with this interactive quiz. Choose a state and name all of its towns.

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US All New England Towns – Choose State

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First choose a New England state among CT, MA, ME, NH, NY, RI or VT by typing it’s abbreviation. Then, name all the towns of that state. Some of these state’s towns do not appear on my largest cities/places quizzes, depending on how they are classified.

Enter state to begin (i.e. 'VT').

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IanKehoe

2 years ago

Are places like Burlington, Winooski, Williston not included because they are classed as cities? In the VT map

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darin

2 years ago

Reply to IanKehoe

Yes this is just places classified as New England towns which are different from cities. Cities are in most all of the other quizzes.

Gailbear

3 years ago

something is very wrong with the location pins on MA at least… they are in the wrong places (though for what it’s worth they do seem to be the right size pins that are dissappearing… just not where the towns actually are.

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darin

3 years ago

Reply to Gailbear

should be good now.

BriCorr

3 years ago

(Not that I don’t love having the option of another great one of these quizzes, but New York technically isn’t one of the six New England states.)

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darin

3 years ago

Reply to BriCorr

yeah I realized it wasn’t but it has a good number of towns and they aren’t included in largest cities quizzes so I included it.