Statistics for Smaller U.S. Cities That You May Know

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2020 Population	Hint	Answer	% Correct
44,482	Boston suburb known for its infamous witch trials	Salem	81%
7,103	Site of the deadliest battle of the Civil War	Gettysburg	79%
26,446	Ernest Hemingway once lived in this southernmost city in the lower 48 states	Key West	72%
32,701	This city actually has five different zips codes including 90209 and 90213	Beverly Hills	68%
8,082	The least populous state capital	Montpelier	67%
7,000	Has possibly the most expensive real estate in the U.S., with the median single family home selling for over $10 million	Aspen	65%
13,858	Where you'll find the intersection of Chocolate and Cocoa avenues	Hershey	65%
30,675	Shares its name with the Ivy League university located therein	Princeton	63%
10,755	People often mistakenly add the word "hole" to this town's name	Jackson	61%
48,439	Did a UFO crash near here in 1947? We may never know.	Roswell	60%
14,255	Former whaling center featured in many a dirty limerick	Nantucket	49%
86,720	Minnesota's port on Lake Superior	Duluth	45%
1,858	Home to the Baseball Hall of Fame	Cooperstown	43%
3,701	The Iditarod sled dog race ends at this city on the Bering Sea	Nome	41%
5,766	Its most famous resident is a groundhog	Punxsutawney	37%
37,923	Elvis was born here in 1935	Tupelo	35%
4,928	Northernmost city in the U.S.	Utqiagvik (formerly Barrow)	30%
37,348	Get court-martialed and you may end up in this city home to the military's only maximum security prison	Leavenworth	28%
3,335	Rainy city where "Twilight" was set	Forks	25%
1,152	Wild Bill Hickok died in this Old West boomtown in the Black Hills	Deadwood	22%