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How many cities and towns in the US are named Springfield?
All states have a town or city named Springfield.
How many cities in the US are named federalsburg?
There are no U.S. cities with the name Federalsburg. However, Federalsburg is a town in Caroline County, Maryland.
How many cities named Clinton?
There are roughly 29 cities and towns named Clinton. The towns or cities named Clinton are located in 26 different states, some states have more than one town named Clinton including New York, and Michigan.
What can you tell me about Hephzibah GA?
Hephzibah is a small town with only a population of 4,100 as of 2010. It is near Augusta and originally was called Brothersville to honor three brothers who settled in the area.
Are there any US cities or town named Spain?
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How many cities are named paducah?
The "Paducah (disambiguation)" page of Wikipedia lists two, a city in Kentucky and a town in Texas named after the city in Kentucky.
How many us cities are named Barcelona?
With the possible exception of some tiny town somewhere, I can find no reference to any American town named "Barcelona", let alone a city with that name in the USA.
How many cities are named Luța are there in Romania?
Luța is a village (not a town) dependent on the commune Beclean, in the Brașov County.
How many cities names henniker in us?
There is only one town in the US named Henniker: Henniker, New Hampshire.
How many cities named Wilmington are in the US?
There are 13 cities/towns named Wilmington in America. In the states of: DE, CA, GA, IL, IN, KS, MA, MN, NY, NC, OH, VT, VA
How many US cities are named Branson?
Branson is a city in Stone and Taney Counties, Missouri. Branson is a Town in Las Animas County, Colorado. Bronson is a town in Levy County, Florida.
How many cities are named Annapolis?
According to Wikipedia, Annapolis is a city in Maryland, a town in Missouri, an unincorporated locality in California, and a county in Nova Scotia.
