Statistics for American Cities on the Pacific Ocean by a Clue

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Clue	Letter	City	% Correct
Where the 1967 "Summer of Love" took place in its Haight-Ashbury neighborhood	S	San Francisco	94%
This is the capital of Alaska ...	J	Juneau	91%
... but this one contains nearly 40% of its population	A	Anchorage	90%
Host of the 2010 Winter Olympics	V	Vancouver	90%
You can see Mount Rainier from this Puget Sound city	S	Seattle	87%
Founded by Francisco Pizarro in 1535	L	Lima	85%
Mexican south of the above, world's most murderous city per-capita	T	Tijuana	85%
Where the film "Anchorman" was set	S	San Diego	82%
This Humboldt County city shares its name with California's motto, Greek for "I have found it"	E	Eureka	77%
Capital of the British Columbia, Canada	V	Victoria	73%
Mexican city known for cliff divers	A	Acapulco	66%
It's original name was: "Nuestra Señora La Reina de ___ _______ de Porciuncula"	L	Los Angeles	65%
Most populous city and main port of Ecuador	G	Guayaquil	64%
Chilean city whose name is the Spanish for the action of conceiving a child	C	Concepción	56%
This one's home to the National Congress of Chile, not Santiago	V	Valparaíso	53%
Located at the southernmost tip of Mexico's Baja California Peninsula	C	Cabo San Lucas	51%
Route 66 ended at the pier of this coastal Californian city	S	Santa Monica	48%
Site of the starting point for expeditions that conquered the Inca Empire	P	Panama City	41%
It's not the "country" of King Arthur, it's the westernmost city in the Americas	W	Wales	31%
Popular Mexican resort located 196 km west of Guadalajara	P	Puerto Vallarta	25%
Cloudy Oregon city where the movies "Kindergarten Cop" and "Goonies" were set	A	Astoria	23%
Considered the "cradle of liberty and cradle of the judiciary in Peru"	T	Trujillo	19%