| Description | City | State |
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| This city is so important, it is its own district. | |
| This city is known for its French Quarter. | |
| This city has its own treat. | |
| This city features enough theme parks that a week here might not even do them all justice. | |
| This city is now home to a sports team formelry known as the SuperSonics. (Seattle fans are still pretty mad.) | |
| This city was the setting for a musical starring Barbra Streisand. | |
| This city shares a name with a city in Russia, although the US version is much warmer. | |
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| This city hosts The Fiesta Bowl. | |
| This city is named after a Great Lake. | |
| This city is closer to three other state capitals than to its own. | |
| This city's name can be found in a song by Counting Crows | |
| This city has the world's largest indoor aquarium. | |
| This city has a latitude north of Oslo and Helsinki. | |
| This city was NOT named after a British queen, although they do share a name. | |
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| This city was the backdrop the two shows: Judging Amy and Gilmore Girls. | |
| This city truly is a mile high. | |
| This city was one of the Confederate capitals. | |
| This city is a metonym for the automobile industry. | |
| This city's main newspaper is called The Blade. | |
| This city is home to the California Surf Museum. | |
| This city is known as Track Town, USA. | |
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