What cities in the US are named after European cities?

Answer 1

Alabama

Birmingham - Birmingham, UK

Athens - Athens, Greece

Oxford - Oxford, UK

York - York, UK

Arkansas

Dover - Dover, UK

Hamburg - Hamburg, Germany

London - London, UK

Paris - Paris, France

Exeter - Exeter, UK

Plymouth - Plymouth, UK

Stuttgart - Stuttgart, Germany

California

Dublin - Dublin, Ireland

Antioch - Ancient Antioch, Turkey

London - London, UK

Colorado

Brighton - Brighton, UK

Bristol - Bristol, UK

Lyons - Lyons-la-Forêt, France

Connecticut

Bristol - Bristol, UK

Danbury - Danbury, UK

Derby - Derby, UK

Dover - Dover, UK

Guildford - Guildford UK

Milford - Milford, UK

New London - London, UK

Norwich - Norwich, UK

Delaware

Dover - Dover, UK

Smyrna - Smyrna (Izmir), Turkey

Florida

Bristol - Bristol, UK

Pembroke Pines - Pembroke, UK

St. Petersburg - St. Petersburg, Russia

Venice - Venice, Italy

Georgia

Athens - Athens, Greece

Bristol - Bristol, UK

Dover - Dover, UK

Dublin - Dublin, Ireland

Hull - Hull, UK

Lyons - Lyons-la-Forêt, France

Oxford - Oxford, UK

Rome - Rome, Italy

Smyrna - Smyrna (Izmir), Turkey

Vienna - Vienna, Austria

Bremen, Bremen, Germany

Idaho

Aberdeen - Aberdeen UK

Cambridge - Cambridge, UK

Dover - Dover, UK

Moscow - Moscow, Russia

Oxford - Oxford, UK

Paris - Paris, France

Troy - Ancient Troy, Turkey

Illinois

Inverness - Inverness, Scotland

Paris - Paris, France

Varna - Varna, Bulgaria

Venice - Venice, Italy

Vienna - Vienna, Austria

Warsaw - Warsaw, Poland

Indiana

Berne - Bern, Schwitzerland

Guildford - Guildford, UK

Warsaw - Warsaw, Poland

Plymouth - Plymouth, UK

Iowa

Birmingham - Birmingham, UK

Cambridge - Cambridge, UK

Lisbon - Lisbon, Portugal

Luxemburg - Luxembourg, Luxembourg

Madrid - Madrid, Spain

New Vienna - Vienna, Austria

Rome - Rome, Italy

Kansas

Bern - Bern, Switzerland

Cambridge - Cambridge, UK

Moscow - Moscow, Russia

Kentucky

Cambridge - Cambridge, UK

Glasgow - Glasgow, UK

London - London, UK

Paris - Paris, France

Warsaw - Warsaw, Poland

Maine

Belfast - Belfast, UK

Guildford - Guildford, UK

Maryland

Cambridge - Cambridge, UK

Guildford - Guildford, UK

Massachusetts

Cambridge - Cambridge, UK

Taunton - Taunton, UK

Plymouth - Plymouth, UK

Sandwich - Sandwich, UK

Worcester - Worcester, UK

Boston - Boston, UK

Gloucester - Gloucester, UK

Bedford - Bedford, UK

Montana

Belgrade - Belgrade, Serbia

Glasgow - Glasgow, UK

Guildford

Michigan

Alba - Alba, Piedmont, Italy

Albion - The Greek name and oldest known name for the island of Great Britain

Athens - Athens, Greece

Attica - region in Greece

Batavia - Passau (Batavia), Germany

Bingham - Bingham, Nottinghamshire, England.

Birmingham - Birmingham, UK

Cambria - Wales (Cambria), UK

Cambridge Junction - Cambridge, UK

Concord - Concord, Sunderland, UK, and Concord, Buckinghamshire

Flanders - Flanders, Belgium, and Flanders, Netherlands

Florence - Florence, Italy

Livonia - Swedish Livonia (region in present day Balkans)

London - London, UK

Montrose - Montrose, Scotland, UK

Moscow - Moscow, Russia (not technically Europe)

Palmyra - Palmyra, Syria (Not technically Europe)

Pompeii - Pompeii, Italy

Ravenna - Ravenna, Italy

Sparta - Sparta, Greece

Troy - Ancient Troy, Turkey

Weare - Weare, Somerset, UK

Wexford - Wexford County, Ireland

Whitehall - Whitehall District, UK

Minnesota

Belgrade - Belgrade, Serbia

Cambridge - Cambridge, UK

London - London, UK

New Prague - Prague, Czech Republic

Stockholm - Stockholm, Sweden

Mississippi

Inverness - Inverness, Scotland

Oxford - Oxford, UK

Missouri

Amsterdam - Amsterdam, Netherlands

Glasgow - Glasgow, UK

New Madrid - Madrid, Spain

Paris - Paris, France

Vienna - Vienna, Austria

Warsaw - Warsaw, Poland

Nebraska

Cambridge - Cambridge, UK

York - York, UK

New Hampshire (Hampshire - UK)

Berlin - Berlin, Germany

Bristol - Bristol, UK

Dover - Dover, UK

Manchester - Manchester, UK

Troy - Ancient Troy, Turkey

New Jersey (Jersey - UK)

New York (York - UK)

Amsterdam - Amsterdam, Netherlands

Guildford - Guildford, UK

Ithaca - Ancient Ithaca, Greece

New Rochelle - Rochelle, France

New York City - York, UK

Rome - Rome, Italy

Syracuse - Syracuse, Sicily, Italy

Troy - Ancient Troy, Turkey

Utica - Ancient Utica, Tunisia

Venice - Venice, Italy

North Dakota

Berlin - Berlin, Germany

Lisbon - Lisbon, Portugal

York - York, UK

Oklahoma

Prague - Prague, Czech Republic

Ohio

Cambridge - Cambridge, UK

Dublin - Dublin, Ireland

East Liverpool - Liverpool, UK

London - London, UK

Troy - Ancient Troy, Turkey

Pennsylvania

York - York, UK

PHILADELPHIA - Ancient Philadelphia, Turkey

Carlisle - Carlisle, UK

Lancaster - Lancaster, UK

Rhode Island

Bristol - Bristol, UK

Portsmith - Portsmith, UK

South Carolina

York - York, UK

South Dakota

Bristol - Bristol, UK

Tennesse

Bristol - Bristol, UK

Moscow - Moscow, Russia

Paris - Paris, France

Smyrna - Smyrna (Izmir), Turkey

Texas

Dublin - Dublin, Ireland

Liverpool - Liverpool, UK

Newcastle - Newcastle upon Tyne, UK

Odessa - Odessa, Ukraine

Paris - Paris, France

London - London, England

Vermont

Troy - Ancient Troy, Turkey

Virginia

Bristol - Bristol, UK

Washington

Newcastle - Newcastle upon Tyne, UK

West Virginia

Vienna - Vienna, Austria

London - London, UK

Wisconsin

Berlin - Berlin, Germany

Stockholm - Stockholm, Sweden

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There is the city of Marathon - after Marathon, Greede in NY;

Answer 2

There are many American cities named after English cities. Typically this cities will be found more in the Northeastern USA. Some cities include Boston, New York, Hartford, Springfield, and Dover.

Answer 3

Charleston SC (Charles II of England), Charlestown MA (Charles 1 of England), St Louis Mo (Louis XI of France). Carolina, later divided into North Carolina and South Carolina, was named after Charles I of England, derived from Carolus, the Latin version of Charles. Virginia is named after the "Virgin Queen", Elizabeth I of England. Virginia has many counties named in honor of British royalty. Maryland was founded as a haven for English Catholics and named after the last Catholic monarch, "Bloody" Mary. Charlotte NC was named for the wife of George II of England, Charlotte of Mecklenburg (Charlotte is in Mecklenburg County). Georgia is named for George I of England.