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Statistics for U.S. Cities by Letter - T

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Clue	Answer	% Correct
The third most populous city in Florida began life as a pioneer outpost, being incorporated as a village in 1849, as a town in 1855, and finally as a city in 1877.	Tampa	96%
The second largest city in Arizona was designated a “City of Gastronomy” by UNESCO in 2015.	Tucson	96%
The name of the capital of and eighth most populous city in Florida is probably derived from an indigenous Muskogean language word.	Tallahassee	94%
Most of Oklahoma’s second most populous city is located on territory of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation.	Tulsa	94%
The third largest city in Washington suffered one of its coldest winters on record in 1929-30, leading to a 30-day mass power outage and the shutdown of major power supply dams. During that period, the engines of the aircraft carrier USS Lexington provided electricity to the city.	Tacoma	80%
This Great Lakes port is the fifth most populous city in Ohio. It was originally part of the Michigan Territory, and Michigan and Ohio briefly went to war over a strip of land containing the city. Congress proposed a compromise, which included statehood for Michigan, and this city ending up in Ohio.	Toledo	76%
The 33rd most populous city in Texas was named for the 10th President of the United States.	Tyler	73%
This Arizona city was named after a gorge in northern Thessaly in Greece, but its name sounds like it might have something to do with time or the weather. It is home to Arizona State University.	Tempe	71%
This Kansas city’s Board of Education was the defendant in the U.S. Supreme Court case that decided that racial segregation in public schools was unconstitutional.	Topeka	71%
Home of the University of Alabama (and the Crimson Tide), this city is named after a Native American chief and served as Alabama’s capital from 1826 until 1846.	Tuscaloosa	59%
The name of this California city sounds like 10 x 100 acorn-bearing trees (which early residents thought an apt description of the area).	Thousand Oaks	57%
The sixth most populous city in Colorado shares a name with the author of the play Our Town and the novel The Bridge of San Luis Rey.	Thornton	49%
Named after a real estate developer, this California city shares its name with Canadian actor Coombs of Reign fame.	Torrance	35%
This California city hosts a balloon and wine festival and an international film festival. You can almost hear its modern name in its indigenous Luiseño name: Temeekunga.	Temecula	31%

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