Can you name the largest city in each state beginning with 'L'? by coulraphobic123

Can you name the largest city in each state beginning with 'L'?

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Source: Census 2000 (2010 numbers to come)
These are the most populated places in each state beginning with the letter L...incorporated or not. For places in more than one county, the county with most of that place's population is listed.
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State	City	Population (County or equivalent)
Alabama		10,455 (Jefferson)
Alaska		6,706 (Matanuska-Susitna)
Arizona		41,938 (Mohave)
Arkansas		183,133 (Pulaski)
California		3,694,820 (eponymous)
Colorado		144,126 (Jefferson)
Connecticut		14,687 (New London)
Delaware		3,668 (Sussex)
Florida		78,452 (Polk)
Georgia		25,998 (Troup)
Hawaii		9,118 (Maui)
Idaho		30,904 (Nez Perce)
Illinois		42,322 (DuPage)
Indiana		56,397 (Tippecanoe)
Iowa		9,237 (Plymouth)
Kansas		80,098 (Douglas)
Kentucky		260,512 (Fayette)
Louisiana		110,257 (eponymous)
Maine		35,690 (Androscoggin)
Maryland		25,269 (Baltimore)
Massachusetts		105,167 (Middlesex)
Michigan		119,128 (Ingham)
Minnesota		43,128 (Dakota)
Mississippi		18,393 (Jones)
Missouri		70,700 (Jackson)

State	City	Population (County or equivalent)
Montana		6,851 (Park)
Nebraska		225,581 (Lancaster)
Nevada		478,434 (Clark)
New Hampshire		23,236 (Rockingham)
New Jersey		60,352 (Ocean)
New Mexico		74,267 (Dona Ana)
New York		53,067 (Nassau)
North Carolina		20,795 (Robeson)
North Dakota		2,292 (Ransom)
Ohio		68,652 (eponymous)
Oklahoma		92,757 (Comanche)
Oregon		35,278 (Clackamas)
Pennsylvania		59,850 (Montgomery)
Rhode Island		20,898 (Providence)
South Carolina		13,264 (Berkeley)
South Dakota		3,027 (Lawrence)
Tennessee		20,235 (Wilson)
Texas		199,564 (eponymous)
Utah		58,474 (Davis)
Vermont		5,448 (Caledonia)
Virginia		65,269 (eponymous)
Washington		58,211 (Pierce)
West Virginia		3,624 (Greenbrier)
Wisconsin		51,818 (eponymous)
Wyoming		27,204 (Albany)

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Largest state cities L Quiz

by coulraphobic123

Created Aug 16, 2010 in Geography
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	Sixtytwobobs:	Aug 17th, 2010 at 03:02 GMT		8 points
	louisville is bigger than lexington

	cricket0414:	Aug 17th, 2010 at 03:03 GMT		4 points
	Just going to say that. Much bigger actually.

	coulraphobic123:	Aug 17th, 2010 at 04:26 GMT		3 points
	I was going to make a note about this. This is as of the 2000 Census. Louisville is now much larger because it consolidated with Jefferson County in 2003. But as of the 2000 Census, Lexington was larger. I'm updating all of these when the 2010 figures come out.

	coulraphobic123:	Aug 17th, 2010 at 04:28 GMT		2 points
	Here's the source to prove that Lexington was larger in 2000: http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/GCTTable?_bm=n&_lang=en&mt_name=DEC_2000_PL_U_GCTPL_ST7&format=ST-7&_box_head_nbr=GCT-PL&ds_name=DEC_2000_PL_U&geo_id=04000US21

	cuendillar:	Aug 17th, 2010 at 07:01 GMT		2 points
	I'm really surprised Lancaster, PA didn't make it. I thought it was much biggar than that.

	thedpr:	Aug 17th, 2010 at 13:40 GMT		7 points
	Lower Merion is a township. Not sure if it should count... it's made up of several towns.

	coulraphobic123:	Aug 17th, 2010 at 20:09 GMT		1 point
	I'm going by my source and in the instructions I specifically state that I'm going with any populated place, incorporated or not. Things will change when the 2010 numbers come out.

	captain695:	Sep 6th, 2010 at 01:05 GMT		1 point
	Lower Merion is a township has like 6 different towns in it, it's not it's own city.

	transitfan:	Sep 6th, 2010 at 17:23 GMT		3 points
	Yeah, it's funny. I'm technically a resident of Lower Merion (which is how I guessed it) but I usually think of myself as a resident of Haverford. My understand was that while Lower Merion is the incorporated township, Haverford, Ardmore, Wynewood, Bryn Mawr, Rosement, and of course Merion were all census designated places.

	EasyTarget:	Sep 7th, 2010 at 00:19 GMT		4 points
	Pennsylvania does not have "towns." It has cities, townships, and boroughs. Lower Merion is a township and should count, in my opinion. I understand the sentiment--being from nearby Marple Township, I say I'm from Broomall--but Broomall does not really have boundaries (except for the post office designation) while Marple Township does. Maybe the title should say something like "municipality" instead of "city."