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Test your knowledge of US cities with 'Saint' in their name. Choose the number of cities and aim for the highest population in this fun quiz.

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US Largest Cities With ‘Saint’ In Their Name

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First choose the number of cities by typing ’50’, ‘100’, or ‘all’ – then try to achieve the highest population among the top US cities with the word ‘saint’ (spelled or abbreviated) in the name, or a feminine or non-English equivalent of ‘saint’. Quiz is not timed.

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mwalkup55

2 years ago

Sault Ste Marie?

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darin

2 years ago

Reply to mwalkup55

It’s there. Just tried it.

Sesel

10 years ago

How about Ventura (formally San Buenaventura), CA?

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darin

10 years ago

Reply to Sesel

i use Ventura for that city name in all my quizzes as it is much more commonly used.

jtrossiter

10 years ago

Minor nitpick: some of these names (especially Spanish-language ones like San or Santa) don’t refer to saints. Santa Cruz, for instance, doesn’t mean “Saint Cross,” but rather “Sacred Cross,” or as it would more commonly be put in English, “Holy Cross.” Same goes for Santa Fe (Holy Faith).

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darin

10 years ago

Reply to jtrossiter

yeah – i’m gonna change the title of the quiz, i more meant city names with ‘Saint’ in them.