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Test your knowledge of US geography with this fun quiz. Name the largest city in each state by starting letter and see how many you can get right!

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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 Largest City By Letter – Choose State

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Enter any state abbreviation to begin. Then, name the largest city beginning with each letter in that state.

Enter state abbreviation (i.e. 'CA') to begin.

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stubz82

3 years ago

I’m not sure why Queensbury isn’t accepted for Q in New York. If it’s because it’s technically a town and not a “city” then I don’t understand why places like Hempstead (which is a town and a village) or Freeport (which is a village) are accepted.

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darin

3 years ago

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villages are accepted towns are not (same reasoning as all my population quizzes for New England towns) so that’s why the other two are accepted for their villages.