Statistics for Pennsylvania Cities and Towns A-Z

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
P - Steel city at the point of three rivers	Pittsburgh	95%
H - State Capital and home of the Walnut Street Bridge.	Harrisburg	92%
E - This bay city is the third largest wine producer in the US.	Erie	81%
B - Lehigh Valley's "Christmas city".	Bethlehem	77%
J - The city of famous floods	Johnstown	76%
S - Depictions of this Lackawanna County seat look a lot more like Burbank, CA on TV's The Office	Scranton	76%
A - The Liberty Bell was hidden from the British Army here	Allentown	71%
R - Fifth largest city in PA and sadly the nation's highest level of citizens living in poverty	Reading	70%
Q - This Buck County Borough was founded by the Religious Society of Friends who's short form name became the town's namesake.	Quakertown	55%
Y - The fourth Capitol of the nation, yet residents claim it was the first.	York	55%
W - Neighboring S, Babe Ruth hit what is said to be the longest home run in baseball history here, 650 feet!	Wilkes-Barre	52%
L - Home of Arnold Palmer, Fred Rogers, Rolling Rock and the first banana split.	LaTrobe	49%
C - Initially named Finlandia by settling Swedes, set on the Delaware.	Chester	45%
U - This Fayette County seat played a role in the Underground Railroad and was the birthplace of the Big Mac	Uniontown	33%
F - John Wilkes Booth started an oil company and performed in this town's opera house.	Franklin	27%
G - Seat of Westmoreland County and the first county seat established West of the Appalachians.	Greensburg	27%
O - Headquarters of Pennzoil and Quaker State	Oil City	26%
N - Near the Ohio borderline, across from Youngstown, OH	New Castle	24%
Z - Baron Dettmar Basse purchased 10,000 acres in what was at the time in Beaver and Butler counties naming it after his daughter.	Zelienople	17%
K - Across the Susquehanna River from Wilkes Barre	Kingston	16%
M - Where the Youghiogheny River meets the Monongahela River	McKeesport	12%
D - The disputed original Budweiser came from Frank Hahne's brewery	DuBois	8%
I - Ghost town in Centre County only accessible by an unpaved mountain road. (There are no PA cities starting with I)	Ingleby	2%