Cities with the Same Name Quiz

Also a portsmouth in New Hampshire and England. I'm sure there's way more considering it's New England but thats just one that jumped out at me.

Isn't Kansas City in KS and MO the same city? (same case happens in St Louis, between MO and IL)

Nope, they are politically distinct cities. Same metropolitan area though.

There's a Dover New Hampshire and England. Also, West Virginia is spelled wrong.

I'm from New Hampshire: There is a Kingston, Kensington, Notingham, Effingham, Durham, Dover, Portsmouth (mentioned above), Greenland, Hampton, Newmarket, Brentwood, Freemont, Chester in NH and the UK just to name a few :)

Frisco, Texas and Frisco, California?

Philadelphia, Pa and Philadelphia, Mississippi...York, Pa and York, England...

Wow the Quizmaster got destroyed by comments on this quiz.. I suggest renaming to "Most Populus Cities with the same name" heh heh.. still a good quiz though.

@Yocoy: Many states have a York, not just Pennsylvania...they include Montana, New York, and Alabama amongst others. Also, what about Hyde Park? Funny enough also, New York has both a Hyde Park and a New Hyde Park.

Theres actually a springfield in like 20 states

Minnesota and New York both have a Buffalo.

There's a fairly sizable Beaumont in both Texas and California. Been in both.

@gtbeam3r There isn't a Greenland or a Freemont in the UK...but I do agree that there are a ridiculous amount of towns and cities with the same names in the UK and America. Good quiz though. There's a Rochester in the UK as well as New York and Minnesota.

18/20 on first try. I missed Pasadena and Samara of course. You have to go with either the most populous, or at least the most well known. Good quiz, thanks.

russia and idaho, poland and missouri

@dwo....there is no "frisco, california" though most of us southern californians refer to the city as "frisco" it's actually san francisco....and for the quizmaster there's a city of orange in both cali and texas, as well