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Train Game: Closest City with a Higher Population (USA) #1

In this Train Game, we will start with a city that is a bit lesser known, and then have to find the closest city that has a higher population than it. Then, when we find that result, we must do the same thing with that city, and so on. For example, if the given city is Wake Forest, NC, the closest city with a higher population is Raleigh, NC. The closest to Raleigh is Charlotte, NC. Next is Jacksonville, FL, then Philadelphia, PA, and then finally New York City, NY. Since this is U.S. based, we will only be listing U.S. cities. If a city in another country is closer, we will skip it and find the next closest city.
Populations are of City Proper
Distances are measured from city hall to city hall
Each grouping gets harder than the one before
Quiz by baconator3000
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Last updated: February 4, 2022
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Starting CIty: Pueblo, CO
Colorado Springs
Denver
Fort Worth
Dallas
Houston
Chicago
New York City
Starting City: Metlakatla, AK
Ketchikan
Juneau
Anchorage
Seattle
San Francisco
San Jose
Los Angeles
New York City
Starting City: Ironwood, MI
Ashland
Superior
Duluth
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Dallas
Houston
Chicago
New York City
2 Comments
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Level 85
Feb 4, 2022
Surprised that so many cities fit in between Minneapolis and Chicago.
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Level 42
Feb 8, 2022
Yes, I was also quite surprised that we started in Michigan, yet went all the way down to Texas before Chicago became the next closest city. There were a few close ones though! Omaha is just BARELY closer to Minneapolis than Milwaukee is, which definitely influenced the whole heading-south trend of that grouping. Also, I was quite surprised how many cities had a higher population than Minneapolis to begin with!