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- naldini 5y agoHa nice, surprised Vancouver, WA isn’t on here
- unanswered 5y agoWA should be its own data point.
- sterlind 5y agoGA too. Surprised Athens, Sparta and Cairo didn't make the cut.
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- Gaelan 5y agoI guess he’s only doing places that are confused with another place within the US. Edit: nope, there’s a North Pole, NY
- 3np 5y agoAnd Paris, TX.
- MandieD 5y agoArlington, TX is conspicuous by its absence… [edited] Or should I say Arlington, VA, as the one in Texas has more residents.
- mikelward 5y agoMadrid, NM. Madrid, IA. Madrid, NE. Madrid, NY.
- diggernet 5y agoMoscow, ID
- kogus 5y agoPassed through Washington, NC many times on my way to another dupe, Plymouth, NC. The locals call it “Little Washington”.
- palad1n 5y agoLived in Albany in the SF Bay Area (East Bay, near Berkeley). Though they do have one in Georgia representing.
- sparky_z 5y agoSee also Richmond, Concord, and Newark. I always thought it was a little odd that the East Bay has so many fake state capitols. Other Bay Area "other ones": Dublin, Brisbane, Pittsburg (missing the "h), and possibly San Jose (though it's arguably more widely known than the capitol of Puerto Rico). Weird honorable mention goes to Menlo Park, which actually came first. Oddly, the New Jersey community, famous as Thomas Edison's base of operations, was named after the Bay Area town.
- juped 5y agoPortland, Maine is a well-known city. Something like Portland, Connecticut would bave been better.
- mam3 5y agoNaples in florida, and cairo / Betlehem also in PA ^^
- jkepler 5y agoPhiladelphia, Tennessee, and Nashville, Pennsylvania would have made fun additions to the map.
- jscheel 5y agoNice to see my town (White House, TN). Technically the house our town was called “The White House” before the White House in DC received its name.
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