Statistics for U.S. Cities by Letter - A

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Clue	Answer	% Correct
The capital of Texas.	Austin	98%
Georgia’s capital and most populous city.	Atlanta	96%
“The Duke City” is the most populous city of New Mexico.	Albuquerque	95%
The most populous city of Alaska.	Anchorage	93%
Home of the Disneyland Resort in California.	Anaheim	91%
The capital of New York State.	Albany	87%
The home of the University of Georgia is named after a Greek city.	Athens	87%
The name of this Texas city means “yellow” in Spanish.	Amarillo	78%
The fifth largest city in Ohio is home to the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company.	Akron	75%
Home to the University of Michigan.	Ann Arbor	75%
The third largest city of Pennsylvania was the subject of a Billy Joel song.	Allentown	71%
The sixth most populous city in Virginia and a suburb of Washington D.C.	Alexandria	67%
Home of the Six Flags Over Texas theme park.	Arlington	67%
The third most populous city in Colorado is the home of Buckley Space Force Base.	Aurora	67%
The third most populous city in Georgia was named after a German princess who married into the British royal family.	Augusta	64%
The second most populous city in Illinois and a Chicago suburb.	Aurora	56%
This Texas city was named after a city in Kansas.	Abilene	53%
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.	Antioch	42%
Once known as “The Celery Capital of the World,” this city is a suburb of Denver, Colorado.	Arvada	36%
This Texas city was named after a state politician and is a northern suburb in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.	Allen	33%