U.S. Cities by Letter - A

The capital of Texas.

“The Duke City” is the most populous city of New Mexico.

Georgia’s capital and most populous city.

Home of the Six Flags Over Texas theme park.

The third most populous city in Colorado is the home of Buckley Space Force Base.

Home of the Disneyland Resort in California.

The most populous city of Alaska.

The third most populous city in Georgia was named after a German princess who married into the British royal family.

The name of this Texas city means “yellow” in Spanish.

The fifth largest city in Ohio is home to the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company.

The second most populous city in Illinois and a Chicago suburb.

The sixth most populous city in Virginia and a suburb of Washington D.C.

The home of the University of Georgia is named after a Greek city.

This Texas city was named after a city in Kansas.

The third largest city of Pennsylvania was the subject of a Billy Joel song.

Once known as “The Celery Capital of the World,” this city is a suburb of Denver, Colorado.

Home to the University of Michigan.

Kaiser Permanente is the largest employer in this California city named after a biblical city that was the capital of ancient Syria and a center of early Christianity.

This Texas city was named after a state politician and is a northern suburb in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.

The capital of New York State.