Statistics for Largest U.S. Cities Beginning With B - 1950

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Pop.	State	Hint	Answer	% Correct
949,708	Maryland	Chesapeake Bay	Baltimore	100%
801,444	Massachusetts	Tea Party	Boston	100%
125,629	Louisiana	State capital	Baton Rouge	98%
326,037	Alabama	Martin Luther King Jr. wrote a letter while imprisoned here	Birmingham	98%
580,132	New York	Named after a wild mammal	Buffalo	96%
66,340	Pennsylvania	Named after Jesus Christ's birthplace	Bethlehem	91%
113,805	California	University of California	Berkeley	78%
158,709	Connecticut	Many parks and recreational areas	Bridgeport	78%
34,784	California	"Breadbasket of California"	Bakersfield	73%
37,425	Mississippi	Sister city of Gulfport	Biloxi	67%
78,577	California	Dubbed "Media Capital of the World"	Burbank	67%
35,086	Texas	94% hispanic population	Brownsville	62%
94,014	Texas	Located near Port Arthur	Beaumont	53%
35,961	Connecticut	Named after a city in England	Bristol	51%
80,674	New York	Chenango and Susquehanna rivers	Binghamton	49%
48,666	Michigan	Kellogg's	Battle Creek	47%
62,860	Massachusetts	Largest majority African-American city in New England	Brockton	44%
77,203	New Jersey	NYC suburb	Bayonne	38%
52,523	Michigan	Port city on Lake Huron	Bay City	36%
51,280	Illinois	Chicago suburb	Berwyn	18%