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Test your knowledge of US state largest cities with this fun and challenging quiz. Choose a state and number of cities to name, and see how many you can get right!

Do abbreviations or alternate spellings count?

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 State Largest Cities – Choose State & Number

Directions

Begin by choosing your state and number of cities by typing the state abbreviation followed by ’25.’, ’50’, ‘100’ or ‘250’ (you must use the ‘.’ after the ’25’ to allow typing ‘250’) – i.e. to choose the top 50 cities in New York, type ‘NY50’ – then, name the largest cities in the state you chose up to the number you chose trying to achieve the largest population. You won’t be able to choose a number of cities that the state doesn’t name – i.e. AZ only has 91, so ‘AZ25.’, ‘AZ50’ and ‘AZ100’ are the only options (the 100 option will simply be all 91). ‘AZ250’ is not possible as AZ100 chooses them all.

Enter state and number of cities to begin (i.e. 'PA100').

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