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Largest U.S. Cities Beginning With F - 1950

The largest U.S. cities has changed a lot over time! While some cities have had astronomical growth, others have experienced catastrophic pitfalls. Can you name the most populous U.S. cities starting with F, in the 1950 census?
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Last updated: May 1, 2024
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Pop.
State
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Answer
278,778
Texas
Dallas sister city known for its "cowboy" culture
Fort Worth
163,143
Michigan
Some say the tap water is still unsafe to drink
Flint
133,607
Indiana
The first professional baseball game was hosted here
Fort Wayne
111,963
Massachusetts
Named for its location at the mouth of the Taunton river
Fall River
91,669
California
San Joaquin Valley
Fresno
47,942
Arkansas
On the border with Oklahoma
Fort Smith
42,691
Massachusetts
Nashua River
Fitchburg
38,256
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Fargo
36,328
Florida
Miami suburb with a vibrant culture and nightlife
Fort Lauderdale
34,715
North Carolina
Fort Bragg
Fayetteville
Pop.
State
Hint
Answer
29,936
Wisconsin
Lake Winnebago
Fond du Lac
29,675
Michigan
Detroit suburb
Ferndale
29,346
West Virginia
The Pepperoni Roll was created here
Fairmont
25,115
Iowa
Webster County
Fort Dodge
24,680
New York
Village on Long Island
Freeport
23,885
New Jersey
NYC suburb
Fair Lawn
23,879
Alabama
Muscle Shoals is a notable suburb of this city
Florence
23,845
Ohio
Northwest Ohio
Findlay
22,513
South Carolina
Once a prominent railroad depot
Florence
22,467
Illinois
Pecatonica River
Freeport
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