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A News investigation has uncovered what appears to be the appalling treatment of animals being killed for their fur in China.

The investigators filmed animals that were kicking and writhing as workers ripped their skin from their bodies. If the animals struggled too much, workers stood on the animals' neck Or they beat the animals' heads with knife handles until the creatures stopped moving.

It's also a very slow process, and they usually start from the feet(paw)-up, giving the animal plenty of time to endure the pain. After their fur was peeled, the animals' bodies were tossed into a pile like so much trash, Most still alive, breathing in ragged gasps and blinking slowly. One investigator recorded a skinned raccoon dog, tossed onto a heap of carcasses; it had enough strength to lift its bloodied head and stare into the camera.

it raised its head, blinked with its remaining eyelashes and then lay its head down to continue dying for anything from 2-3 Hours.

Be a witness and watch the video at http://www.acscct.org


YOU CAN HELP!
1.You can donate to animals charities
2.DO NOT BUY ANY FUR PRODUCTS
3.Spread the word, be voice of these animals. Forward this video to as many people as you can so that they can contribute also

http://www.acscct.org

A News investigation has uncovered what appears to be the appalling treatment of animals being killed for their fur in China.

The investigators filmed animals that were kicking and writhing as workers ripped their skin from their bodies. If the animals struggled too much, workers stood on the animals' neck Or they beat the animals' heads with knife handles until the creatures stopped moving.

It's also a very slow process, and they usually start from the feet(paw)-up, giving the animal plenty of time to endure the pain. After their fur was peeled, the animals' bodies were tossed into a pile like so much trash, Most still alive, breathing in ragged gasps and blinking slowly. One investigator recorded a skinned raccoon dog, tossed onto a heap of carcasses; it had enough strength to lift its bloodied head and stare into the camera.

it raised its head, blinked with its remaining eyelashes and then lay its head down to continue dying for anything from 2-3 Hours.



YOU CAN HELP!
1.You can donate to animals charities
2.DO NOT BUY ANY FUR PRODUCTS
3.Spread the word, be voice of these animals. Forward this video to as many people as you can so that they can contribute also

http://www.acscct.org

This information was originally published on WordPress,com at:

http://newyorksexaddiction.wordpress.com/

Title: The Death of Sex Addiction Therapy: Report New York and Boston

Published here by permission from the Author.

You Are About To Learn

The Most Controversial…

…And The Most Effective

Sexual Addiction Treatment

Ever Invented!

Sexual Addiction Counseling Doesn’t Work For Men

I know your time is valuable, so I’ll get straight to the point:

This is not your traditional information on sex addiction.

If you’re looking for an EASY, LOWER COST alternative to traditional addict therapy you’ve found the right site.

This site can teach you something VERY different. Something VERY powerful.

But before you go further, I give you this warning: This isn’t like other Sexual Addiction websites.

On this site you’ll find exactly how to release your addiction. Period.

With knowledge comes Personal Responsibility without excuses…

So…why haven’t you changed?

Because most men just aren’t ready to give up their addictions…if you are ready keep reading…

OK, so let’s get to the point…

You may have read the surveys asking WHAT MOST MEN THINK about addiction counseling…

It just doesn’t work.

Most men ARE RIGHT…

Is it because counseling can be “Wasted Time and Energy”?…

“Emotional Masturbation”?

The Real Reason May Surprise You…

and, by the way, it isn’t WHAT SOME WOMEN BELIEVE…

The REAL REASON is:

“SUBCONSIOUSLY we men suffering with sexual addiction FEEL ASHAMED by the possibility that WE COULD BE WEAK FAILURES.”

We men are problem solvers by nature.

Yet, most of us seeking change are resistant to counseling because we don’t believe in it.

If we problem-solving-men believed counseling would really work for us, we would seek it.

This is further reinforced by the fact that, at some point in time, all men seek and receive specialized knowledge and advice from a coach, professor, teacher, authority, spiritual figure, seminar presenter, etc.

So why our resistance to counseling?

Years ago, a behavioral study unearthed a shocking discovery about traditional counseling methods.

Many of those who enrolled in traditional counseling methods for addictions, compulsions, infidelity, relationship issues or other unwanted behaviors and thinking took longer to recover than those who didn’t!

There may be a variety of reasons that contribute to this, yet the most important is this:

We adults forget 90% of what’s ever happened to us. Through our childhood filters, we deem 10% ‘Important enough to remember’ and the rest is ‘lost’ to our subconscious.

This means, at best, most traditional counseling methods only have access to 10% of our significant information.

The unresolved core issues existing in our other 90% remain LOCKED AWAY, indelibly recorded in our brain…below our conscious awareness.

The Principle of Real Estate applies…”LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION!”

You must LOCATE and ‘OWN’ (identify) the problem in order to FIX IT long term.

Dr. Erik Erikson, the famous psychologist (1902-1994) who proposed “The Eight Psychosocial Stages of Human Development”,

…found that unresolved childhood developmental tasks “leave a life-long residue of emotional immaturity.”

Bottom line…

Your original, immature, unidentified subconscious issues are controlling your behaviors—

A form of hypnotically induced ENCODING AND PROGRAMMING that continues to predetermine your future and your path.

More on this at: http://TheLiberatorMethod.com

In an attempt to fix your problem—these subconscious emotional immaturities—

traditional counseling gets you in touch with your feelings…an experience that can be very difficult for men to embrace.

And although expressing your feelings is beneficial and feels good, without locating the root issue, like your addiction, it only provides a temporary “fix”.

In fact, I’ve known women who I’d call ‘counseling junkies’.

Traditional counseling can leave 90% of your issue untouched. This is why clients remain in traditional counseling for 18 months on average…

On top of this memory statistic, addictive behaviors are learned automatic responses to triggers.

This type of triggered learning was first explained by Russian Physician, Dr. Ivan Pavlov, and nicknamed named “Pavlov’s Law”.

Pavlov tested ringing a bell while simultaneously presenting dogs with food. Before long, the dogs ‘learned’ to salivate to the sound of the bell, without the food. The bell became a ‘trigger’ for the response of salivation.

Addictions have triggers just like the bell. On the 10% conscious level they don’t seem to make reasonable sense. The reasons lie in the 90%.

Obviously if a form of counseling worked and made logical sense, without taking years to complete, men would be more enthusiastic.

So, what’s the solution?

Scientists have shown that if you touch a precise location on the brain with an electrode, the memory stored in this location, and all the feelings associated with this memory, will surface.

Do you see what I see in this study?

If we could ‘touch’ the forgotten 90% of our traumatic, childhood memories locked deep in our subconscious…WE COULD SEE AND QUICKLY FIX THE ROOT CAUSE OF OUR BEHAVIORS (including troubled thinking)…no longer being endlessly controlled by the ‘personal bells’ that TRIGGER our addictive behaviors.

I am reminded of my favorite DEFINITION OF INSANITY:

Doing the same thing over and over, yet expecting a different outcome.

Talk about a WASTE OF TIME!

My name is Taz,

And I am about to DIRECT YOU TO EXPERIENCE the most profound and influential knowledge about addiction known to man.

As “extreme” as that sounds, it is VERY true. Pay close attention.

Here’s the deal:

Human Behavior has never been a fascination for me. It’s been an Obsession.

For years I researched how to improve my behavior to be the best I could be…

…and although therapy is a valid part of our culture, and thousands of books have been written on the subject, it was TOO SLOW and TOO COSTLY for me…

I’m not talking about “that” kind of therapy.

I’m talking about the kind of instant change that I heard about with hypnosis, such as:

Losing 50 lbs in 6 MONTHS
Ending Depression
Relieving Anxiety
Smoking Cessation, etc.
However, as I continued to research these amazing results, I soon learned that:

Even clinical hypnosis wasn’t effect on certain addictions long term.

WHY?

Because removing the symptom doesn’t remove the root subconscious issue.

The core issue morphs into another form—a new symptom!

For example, a person quits smoking through hypnosis and then gains 30 LBS.
Still intrigued, I imagined what it would be like to access this ‘super power’ of addiction release, if possible…

…but most of what I found ‘out there’ was useless for my ‘inner struggles’.

I had reached a point in my search where 99% of the info I found was regurgitated old information…the books, manuals and audio programs I purchased didn’t hold my interest.

They were too long, too complicated, and too much work—OR they just didn’t offer the RESULTS I WANTED.

They even TOLD ME that WHAT I WANTED WASN’T POSSIBLE!

For example: AA and SAA (and other 12 Step Programs)

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Sex Addiction Anonymous (SAA) are hugely popular programs with, in my opinion, less than successful results (about a 5% remission rate).

I’m not here to bash AA—or any other 12 step-program. I acknowledge the value of these programs.

At the same time, I found several problems that I could not come to terms with.

1-The successful remission rate of people who independently quit an addiction is the same as SAA and AA…5%. This success rate was not high enough for me.

2-The necessity of believing in a higher power greater than myself in order to heal left me to assume that atheists would necessarily be excluded from this program. This conditional requirement results in excluding those who do not share a belief in a higher power. I was seeking a program that believes in me, as I am. I was not willing to accept conditions.

3-The statement “Hi I’m Taz and I’m an alcoholic” or (sex addict) did not feel entirely true to me. As a matter of fact, it felt downright disempowering.

The truth for me is this:

I come from a family of alcohol addiction, and although it is true that in the past (even if my past was yesterday) I have experienced myself as an alcoholic, this is NOT WHO I AM.

I Will Not Tell myself that I AM, AND ALWAYS WILL BE, SOMETHING THAT I AM NOT.

What I wanted was to acknowledge the truth of my past experience, access my own power, and then CHANGE MY FUTURE EXPERIENCE. I wanted to be able to drink alcohol in moderation—without abusing it, myself, or anyone else around me in the process.

Ditto all these for sex addiction



Another example: Pastoral Counseling

My attempts to dominate, control, or overrule my behavior with SELF DISCIPLINE or SHEER WIILLPOWER, even with God’s help, didn’t work long term. Why?

They didn’t address my bottom line, subconscious issue…

…and Shame and Guilt don’t work long-term.

At the end of my rope, I found what EXACTLY what I was looking for…

I found a subculture of practitioners—therapists devoted to inspire human behavior on a level I never knew existed—

A group combining and practicing clinical psychology AND ‘core issue’ therapeutic healing methods…

LIFE CHANGING RESULTS were ‘normal’.

Their methods came from a totally new fresh perspective founded on the work of the famous Dr. Viktor Frankl.

In his book Man’s Search for Meaning, this ‘father of LOGOTHERAPY’ stated, “Between stimulus and response there is a space…

…In that space is the power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom”.

He would know about freedom and personal power…

He spent two years as an inmate in a Nazi Concentration Camp where many inhumane experiments were preformed on him.

What, exactly, is this Space he talks about?

It is the pause in time where we choose how we are going to respond to our stimulus.

Remember Pavlov’s dog? If we’ve become ‘Conditioned’ to salivate to a bell, we’ve inaccurately decided that the bell means food.

We’ve lost ‘control’ of our response. Our subconscious holds all sorts of these inaccurate decisions.

Now back to my point…

This group of practitioners also focused on hearing the deeper messages coming from this subconsciously closed Space—

the significant messages coming from the other 90% of your forgotten memories that have been LOCKED AWAY.

They spent very little time discussing symptoms.

One practitioner in this Select Group Stood Out.

Her name is Rhonda Christensen an she had unearthed and organized some VERY valuable and powerful information in her clinical therapy practice.

She knows how to unlock your subconscious mind and re-open the space between your stimulus and response.

In that space she shows you the choice you’ve made that continues to bind you to your addiction.

For the first time, you get to consciously re-decide your issue.

She named her program http://TheLiberatorMethod.com Rhonda looks like any other ‘normal’ person (you can see her on video) But when you talk with her you start to realize that there is something vastly different going on…

And I admit it:

At first I was as skeptical as they come—“I’ll believe it when I see it.”

Well, let me tell you this:

When I SAW IT, it totally moved me.

That’s the day I found out that The Liberator Method is real … this stuff she’s talking about is VERY real.

My Name Is TAZ, and

I Am NO LONGER An Addict!

Seriously…

I am a Raving Fan of this method!

Bottom line…

The information Rhonda offers is simply powerful. If you aren’t truly ready for change don’t tease yourself any longer…

The Liberator Method is only for people who are actively SEEKING knowledge.

What you’ll get from Rhonda’s method is a treasure map to the mental caverns of your subconscious mind…

You’ll see how your very own personal “subliminal messages” are holding your behaviors in “play.”

EVERY TIME YOUR BELL RINGS…

This is the ‘real deal’.

If you feel afraid you can’t handle something this straight forward…I understand.

If you are NOT WILLING TO OPEN YOUR MIND…don’t waste another second reading.

For the rest of you, click below to view Rhonda’s website and get ready to remove the original programming that motivated your negative, unwanted behavior in the first place.

…AND by the way this method is completely effective over the phone. You don’t even need to leave your own home.

Eliminate the cause and watch your addiction fade away…

Seriously…call her.

I hope you find this info useful!

TAZ

The Liberator Method Web Page:

http://TheLiberatorMethod.com


Areas of the USA and Canada covered:


Sexual Addiction Counseling Doesn’t Work For Men…(Sex addict, Porn, Masturbation, Prostitution, etc.)

http://newyorksexaddiction.wordpress.com/



Areas of the USA and Canada covered in this Report of Sex Addict Counseling considering Counselors and Therapists who Counsel for Sexual Addiction, Porn Addiction and Masturbation Addiction Therapies:











atlanta

austin

boston

chicago

dallas

denver

houston

las vegas

los angeles

miami

minneapolis

new york

orange county

philadelphia

phoenix

portland

raleigh

sacramento

san diego

seattle

sf bayarea San Francisco

wash dc

SF bay area

abilene

akron / canton

alaska

albany

albuquerque

altoona-johnstown

amarillo

ames, IA

ann arbor

annapolis

appleton-oshkosh-FDL

asheville

athens, GA

athens, OH

atlanta

auburn

augusta

austin

bakersfield

baltimore

baton rouge

beaumont / port arthur

bellingham

bend

binghamton

birmingham, AL

blacksburg

bloomington

bloomington-normal

boise

boone

boston – includes merrimack valley, metro west, north shore, south shore

boulder

bowling green

brownsville

brunswick, GA

buffalo

cape cod / islands

carbondale

catskills

cedar rapids

central NJ

central michigan

champaign urbana

charleston, SC

charleston, WV

charlotte

charlottesville

chattanooga

chautauqua

chicago

chico

cincinnati, OH

clarksville, TN

cleveland

college station

colorado springs

columbia / jeff city

columbia, SC

columbus

columbus, GA

corpus christi

corvallis/albany

dallas / fort worth

danville

dayton / springfield

daytona beach

decatur, IL

delaware

denver

des moines

detroit metro

dothan, AL

dubuque

duluth / superior

east idaho

east oregon

eastern CT

eastern NC

eastern shore

eau claire

el paso

elmira-corning

erie, PA

eugene

evansville

fargo / moorhead

farmington, NM

fayetteville

fayetteville, AR

flagstaff / sedona

flint

florence / muscle shoals

florence, SC

florida keys

fort collins / north CO

fort smith, AR

fort wayne

fredericksburg

fresno

ft myers / SW florida

gadsden-anniston

gainesville

galveston

gold country

grand island

grand rapids

green bay

greensboro

greenville / upstate

gulfport / biloxi

hampton roads

harrisburg

harrisonburg

hartford

hattiesburg

hawaii

hickory / lenoir

hilton head

houston

hudson valley

humboldt county

huntington-ashland

huntsville

imperial county

indianapolis

inland empire – riverside and san bernardino counties

iowa city

ithaca

jackson, MI

jackson, MS

jackson, TN

jacksonville

janesville

jersey shore

jonesboro

joplin

kalamazoo

kansas city, MO

kennewick-pasco-richland

kenosha-racine

killeen / temple / ft hood

knoxville

la crosse

lafayette

lafayette / west lafayette

lake charles

lakeland

lancaster, PA

lansing

laredo

las cruces

las vegas

lawrence

lawton

lehigh valley

lexington, KY

lima / findlay

lincoln

little rock

logan

long island

los angeles

louisville

lubbock

lynchburg

macon

madison

maine

manhattan, KS

mankato

mansfield

martinsburg

mcallen / edinburg

medford-ashland-klamath

memphis, TN

mendocino county

merced

milwaukee

minneapolis / st paul

mobile

modesto

mohave county

monroe, LA

montana

monterey bay

montgomery

morgantown

muncie / anderson

muskegon

myrtle beach

nashville

new hampshire

new haven

new orleans

new york city

north dakota

north jersey

north mississippi

northern michigan

northwest CT

ocala

odessa / midland

ogden-clearfield

oklahoma city

olympic peninsula

omaha / council bluffs

orange county

oregon coast

orlando

outer banks

palm springs, CA

panama city, FL

parkersburg-marietta

pensacola / panhandle

peoria

philadelphia

phoenix

pittsburgh

plattsburgh-adirondacks

poconos

port huron

portland, OR

prescott

provo / orem

pueblo

pullman / moscow

quad cities, IA/IL

raleigh / durham / CH

reading

redding

reno / tahoe

rhode island

richmond

roanoke

rochester, MN

rochester, NY

rockford

rocky mountains

roseburg

roswell / carlsbad

sacramento

saginaw-midland-baycity

salem, OR

salt lake city

san antonio

san diego

san luis obispo

san marcos

sandusky

santa barbara

santa fe / taos

sarasota-bradenton

savannah

scranton / wilkes-barre

seattle-tacoma

sheboygan, WI

shreveport

sierra vista

sioux city, IA

skagit / island / SJI

south bend / michiana

south coast – southern bristol and plymouth counties

south dakota

south florida – includes separate sections for miami/dade, broward, and palm beach counties

south jersey

southeast missouri

southern maryland

southwest michigan

space coast

spokane / coeur d’alene

springfield, IL

springfield, MO

st augustine

st cloud

st george

st louis, MO

state college

stillwater

stockton

syracuse

tallahassee

tampa bay area

terre haute

texarkana

toledo

topeka

treasure coast

tri-cities, TN

tucson

tulsa

tuscaloosa

twin falls

tyler / east TX

upper peninsula

utica

valdosta

ventura county

vermont

victoria, TX

visalia-tulare

waco

washington, DC

waterloo / cedar falls

watertown

wausau

wenatchee

west virginia (old)

western KY

western maryland

western massachusetts

western slope

wheeling, WV

wichita

wichita falls

williamsport

wilmington, NC

winston-salem

worcester / central MA

wyoming

yakima

york, PA

youngstown

yuba-sutter

yuma



alabama

alaska

arizona

arkansas

california

colorado

connecticut

dc

delaware

florida

georgia

guam

hawaii

idaho

illinois

indiana

iowa

kansas

kentucky

louisiana

maine

maryland

massachusetts

michigan

minnesota

mississippi

missouri

montana

north carolina

new hampshire

nebraska

nevada

new jersey

new mexico

new york

north dakota

ohio

oklahoma

oregon

pennsylvania

puerto rico

rhode island

south carolina

south dakota

tennessee

texas

utah

vermont

virginia

washington

west virginia

wisconsin

Wyoming



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Alabama (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Alabama) • Birmingham • Gadsden • Huntsville • Mobile • Montgomery • Selma • Tuscaloosa Alaska (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Alaska) • Anchorage • Barrow • Fairbanks • Juneau • Ketchikan • Nome • Sitka • Skagway • Valdez American Samoa • Pago Pago Arizona (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Arizona) • Flagstaff • Mesa • Phoenix • Tempe • Tucson • Yuma Arkansas (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Arkansas) • Bentonville • Fayetteville • Fort Smith • Hot Springs • Little Rock • North Little Rock • Springdale • Texarkana • West Memphis California (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in California) • Alameda • Anaheim • Bakersfield • Berkeley • Beverly Hills • Compton • Escondido • Eureka • Fremont • Fresno • Garden Grove • Lodi • Long Beach • Los Angeles • Modesto • Moraga • Oakland • Palo Alto • Paramount • Pasadena • Rancho Cucamonga • Redlands • Riverside • Sacramento • San Bernardino • San Diego • San Francisco • San Jose • San Juan Capistrano • San Mateo • San Rafael • Santa Ana • Santa Barbara • Santa Cruz • Santa Monica • Sonoma • Whittier Colorado (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Colorado) • Aspen • Aurora • Boulder • Colorado Springs • Denver • Durango • Grand Junction • Pueblo Connecticut (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Connecticut) • Bridgeport • Greenwich • Hartford • Middletown • New Haven • Norwich Delaware (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Delaware) • Dover • Elsmere • Milford • New Castle • Rehoboth Beach • Wilmington District of Columbia • Washington Florida (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Florida) • Boca Raton • Clearwater • Coral Springs • Daytona Beach • Delray Beach • Fort Lauderdale • Fort Myers • Gainesville • Jacksonville • Key West • Miami • Ocala • Orlando • Palm Beach • Saint Augustine • Saint Petersburg • Sarasota • Talahassee • Tampa Georgia (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Georgia) • Athens • Atlanta • Augusta • Columbus • Macon • Marietta • Rome • Roswell • Savannah • Valdosta Guam • Agat • Hagåtña • Merizo • Tamuning • Yigo Hawaii (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Hawaii) • Hilo • Honolulu • Lahaina • Wahiawa • Waipahu Idaho (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Idaho) • Boise • Coeur d’Alene • Idaho Falls • Moscow • Pocatello Illinois (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Illinois • Aurora • Belleville • Bloomington • Carbondale • Champaign • Chicago • East St. Louis • Moline • Naperville • Peoria • Rock Island • Rockford • Springfield • Urbana Indiana (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Indiana) • Elkhart • Evansville • Fort Wayne • Gary • Indianapolis • Muncie • South Bend • Terre Haute • Valparaiso Iowa (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Iowa) • Cedar Falls • Cedar Rapids • Des Moines • Dubuque • Fort Dodge • Waterloo Kansas (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Kansas) • Abilene • Dodge City • Shawnee • Topeka • Wichita Kentucky (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Kentucky) • Bowling Green • Covington • Danville • Florence • Frankfort • Hopkinsville • Lexington • Louisville • Owensboro • Paducah Louisiana (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Louisiana) • Baton Rouge • Bossier City • Lafayette • Lake Charles • Metairie • Monroe • Natchitoches • New Orleans • Shreveport Maine (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Maine) • Augusta • Bangor • Bar Harbor • Caribou • Kennebunk • Portland Maryland (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Maryland) • Annapolis • Baltimore • Bethesda • Bowie • College Park • Cumberland • Frederick • Gaithersburg • Germantown • Hagerstown • Ocean City • Rockville • Salisbury • Silver Spring • Towson • Waldorf • Wheaton Massachusetts (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Massachusetts) • Andover • Boston • Braintree • Charlestown • Chelsea • Danvers • Dorchester • Fall River • Lowell • Nantucket • Plymouth • Quincy • Roxbury • Worcester Michigan (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Michigan) • Ann Arbor • Bay City • Detroit • Flint • Grand Rapids • Kalamazoo • Lansing • Sault Ste. Marie Minnesota (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Minnesota) • Bloomington • Duluth • Minneapolis • Minnetonka • Saint Paul • Port Huron Mississippi (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Mississippi) • Biloxi • Greenville • Jackson • Natchez • Tupelo • Vicksburg Missouri (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Missouri) • Cape Girardeau • Columbia • Hannibal • Jefferson City • Kansas City • Saint Joseph • Saint Louis • Springfield Montana (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Montana) • Anaconda • Billings • Bozeman • Butte • Great Falls • Helena • Missoula Nebraska (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Nebraska) • Lincoln • North Platte • Omaha Nevada (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Nevada) • Carson City • Fallon • Fernley • Gerlach • Las Vegas • Reno New Hampshire (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in New Hampshire) • Concord • Portsmouth New Jersey (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in New Jersey) • Asbury Park • Atlantic City • Camden • Hackensack • Jersey City • Newark • Passaic • Trenton New Mexico (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in New Mexico) • Alamogordo • Albuquerque • Clovis • Las Cruces • Los Alamos • Roswell • Santa Fe New York (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in New York) • Albany • Buffalo • Elmira • Lockport • New York City • Newburgh • Niagara Falls • Poughkeepsie • Rochester • Schenectady • Syracuse • Utica • Watertown • White Plains • Williamsburgh • Yonkers North Carolina (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in North Carolina) • Asheville • Cary • Charlotte • Durham • Fayetteville • Greensboro • Greenville • Raleigh • Wilmington • Winston-Salem North Dakota (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in North Dakota) • Bismarck • Fargo • Grand Forks • Mandan • Minot Northern Mariana Islands • Saipan Ohio (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Ohio) • Akron • Cincinnati • Cleveland • Columbus • Dayton • Kent • Steubenville • Toledo • Youngstown Oklahoma (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Oklahoma) • Oklahoma City • Stillwater • Tulsa Oregon (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Oregon) • Bend • The Dalles • Eugene • Klamath Falls • Medford • Portland • Salem Pennsylvania (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Pennsylvania) • Allentown • Altoona • Erie • Gettysburg • Harrisburg • Philadelphia • Pittsburgh • Reading • Scranton • York Puerto Rico (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Puerto Rico) • Aguadilla • Areceibo • Bayamon • Caguas • Carolina • Fajardo • Guánica • Guayanilla • Mayagüez • Ponce • Playa de Ponce • San Juan Rhode Island (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Rhode Island) • Newport • Pawtucket • Providence South Carolina (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in South Carolina) • Charleston • Columbia • Greenville • Spartanburg South Dakota (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in South Dakota) • Aberdeen • Pierre • Rapid City • Sioux City • Watertown Tennessee (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Tennessee) • Chattanooga • Clarksville • Franklin • Jackson • Knoxville • Memphis • Nashville • Oak Ridge Texas (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Texas) • Abilene • Amarillo • Austin • Baytown • Beaumont • Brownsville • Corpus Christi • Dallas • El Paso • Fort Worth • Galveston • Houston • Laredo • Lubbock • McAllen • Marshall • Nacogdoches • Port Arthur • San Antonio • Tyler • Waco United States Virgin Islands • Charlotte Animalie • Christiansted • Cruz Bay • Port Alucroix Utah (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Utah) • Ogden • Provo • Salt Lake City Vermont (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Vermont) • Burlington • Montpelier Virginia (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Virginia) (Note: Virginia uses the concept of the Independent city for most actual cities so some of these locations may be counties, towns, or place names rather than true ‘cities’.) • Alexandria • Arlington • Blacksburg • Charlottesville • Chesapeake • Fairfax • Fredericksburg • Hampton • Lexington • Lynchburg • Manassas • Newport News • Norfolk • Radford • Richmond • Roanoke • Stafford • Staunton • Suffolk • Tysons Corner • Virginia Beach • Williamsburg Washington (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Washington) • Aberdeen • Bremerton • Olympia • Richland • Seattle • Spokane • Tacoma • Walla Walla • Yakima West Virginia (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in West Virginia) • Charleston • Harper’s Ferry • Huntington • Martinsburg • Morgantown • Parkersburg • Weirton • Wheeling Wisconsin (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Wisconsin) • Eau Claire • Fond du Lac • Green Bay • La Crosse • Madison • Milwaukee • Oshkosh • Racine • Wausau Wyoming (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Wyoming) • Casper • Cheyenne • Jackson Hole • Laramie • Rock Springs Cities by population U.S. cities with a population greater than 100,000 (according to the 2000 U.S. Census) 1. New York, New York – 8,008,278 2. Los Angeles, California – 3,694,820 3. Chicago, Illinois – 2,896,016 4. Houston, Texas – 1,953,631 5. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – 1,517,550 6. Phoenix, Arizona – 1,321,045 7. San Diego, California – 1,223,400 8. Dallas, Texas – 1,188,580 9. San Antonio, Texas – 1,144,646 10. Detroit, Michigan – 951,270 11. San Jose, California – 894,943 12. Indianapolis, Indiana – 791,926 13. San Francisco, California – 776,733 14. Jacksonville, Florida – 735,617 15. Columbus, Ohio – 711,470 16. Austin, Texas – 656,562 17. Baltimore, Maryland – 651,154 18. Memphis, Tennessee – 650,100 19. Milwaukee, Wisconsin – 596,974 20. Boston, Massachusetts – 589,141 21. Washington, DC – 572,059 22. Nashville-Davidson, Tennessee – 569,891 23. El Paso, Texas – 563,662 24. Seattle, Washington – 563,374 25. Denver, Colorado – 554,636 26. Charlotte, North Carolina – 540,828 27. Fort Worth, Texas – 534,694 28. Portland, Oregon – 529,121 29. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma – 506,132 30. Tucson, Arizona – 486,699 31. New Orleans, Louisiana – 484,674 32. Las Vegas, Nevada – 478,434 33. Cleveland, Ohio – 478,403 34. Long Beach, California – 461,522 35. Albuquerque, New Mexico – 448,607 36. Kansas City, Missouri – 441,545 37. Fresno, California – 427,652 38. Virginia Beach, Virginia – 425,257 39. San Juan, Puerto Rico – 421,958 40. Atlanta, Georgia – 416,474 41. Sacramento, California – 407,018 42. Oakland, California – 399,484 43. Mesa, Arizona – 396,375 44. Tulsa, Oklahoma – 393,049 45. Omaha, Nebraska – 390,007 46. Minneapolis, Minnesota – 382,618 47. Honolulu, Hawaii – 371,657 48. Miami, Florida – 362,470, 49. Colorado Springs, Colorado – 360,890 50. Saint Louis, Missouri – 348,189 51. Wichita, Kansas – 344,284 52. Santa Ana, California – 337,977 53. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – 334,563 54. Arlington, Texas – 332,969 55. Cincinnati, Ohio – 331,285 56. Anaheim, California – 328,014 57. Toledo, Ohio – 313,619 58. Tampa, Florida – 303,447 59. Buffalo, New York – 292,648 60. Saint Paul, Minnesota – 287,151 61. Corpus Christi, Texas – 277,454 62. Aurora, Colorado – 276,393 63. Raleigh, North Carolina – 276,093 64. Newark, New Jersey – 273,546 65. Lexington-Fayette, Kentucky – 260,512 66. Anchorage, Alaska – 260,283 67. Louisville, Kentucky – 256,231 68. Riverside, California – 255,166 69. Saint Petersburg, Florida – 248,232 70. Bakersfield, California – 247,057 71. Stockton, California – 243,771 72. Birmingham, Alabama – 242,820 73. Jersey City, New Jersey – 240,055 74. Norfolk, Virginia – 234,403, 75. Baton Rouge, Louisiana – 227,818 76. Hialeah, Florida – 226,419, 77. Lincoln, Nebraska – 225,581 78. Greensboro, North Carolina – 223,891 79. Plano, Texas – 222,030 80. Rochester, New York – 219,773 81. Glendale, Arizona – 218,812 82. Akron, Ohio – 217,074 83. Garland, Texas – 215,768 84. Madison, Wisconsin – 208,054 85. Fort Wayne, Indiana – 205,727 86. Bayamon, Puerto Rico – 203,499 87. Scottsdale, Arizona – 202,705 88. Fremont, California – 203,413 89. Montgomery, Alabama – 201,568 90. Shreveport, Louisiana – 200,145 91. Augusta, Georgia – 199,775 92. Lubbock, Texas – 199,564 93. Chesapeake, Virginia – 199,184 94. Mobile, Alabama – 198,915 95. Des Moines, Iowa – 198,682 96. Grand Rapids, Michigan – 197,800 97. Richmond, Virginia – 197,790, 98. Yonkers, New York – 196,086 99. Spokane, Washington – 195,629, 100. Glendale, California – 194,973 101. Tacoma, Washington – 193,556, 102. Irving, Texas – 191,615 103. Huntington Beach, California – 189,594 104. Modesto, California – 188,856 105. Durham, North Carolina – 187,035 106. Columbus, Georgia – 186,291 107. Orlando, Florida – 185,951, 108. Boise City, Idaho – 185,787 109. Winston-Salem, North Carolina – 185,776 110. San Bernardino, California – 185,401 111. Jackson, Mississippi – 184,256 112. Little Rock, Arkansas – 183,133 113. Salt Lake City, Utah – 181,743 114. Reno, Nevada – 180,480 115. Newport News, Virginia – 180,150 116. Chandler, Arizona – 176,581 117. Laredo, Texas – 176,576 118. Henderson, Nevada – 175,381 119. Knoxville, Tennessee – 173,890 120. Amarillo, Texas – 173,627 121. Providence, Rhode Island – 173,618 122. Chula Vista, California – 173,556 123. Worcester, Massachusetts – 172,648 124. Oxnard, California – 170,358 125. Carolina, Puerto Rico – 168,164 126. Dayton, Ohio – 166,179 127. Garden Grove, California – 165,196 128. Oceanside, California – 161,029 129. Tempe, Arizona – 158,625 130. Huntsville, Alabama – 158,216 131. Ontario, California – 158,007 132. Chattanooga, Tennessee – 155,554 133. Ponce, Puerto Rico – 155,038 134. Fort Lauderdale, Florida – 152,397 135. Springfield, Massachusetts – 152,082 136. Springfield, Missouri – 151,580 137. Santa Clarita, California – 151,088 138. Salinas, California – 151,060 139. Tallahassee, Florida – 150,624 140. Rockford, Illinois – 150,115 141. Pomona, California – 149,473 142. Paterson, New Jersey – 149,222 143. Overland Park, Kansas – 149,080 144. Santa Rosa, California – 147,595 145. Syracuse, New York – 147,306 146. Kansas City, Kansas – 146,866 147. Hampton, Virginia – 146,437 148. Lakewood, Colorado – 144,126 149. Vancouver, Washington – 143,560 150. Irvine, California – 143,072 151. Aurora, Illinois – 142,990 152. Moreno Valley, California – 142,381 153. Pasadena, Texas – 141,674 154. Hayward, California – 140,030, 155. Brownsville, Texas – 139,722 156. Bridgeport, Connecticut – 139,529 157. Hollywood, Florida – 139,357 158. Warren, Michigan – 138,247 159. Torrance, California – 137,946 160. Eugene, Oregon – 137,893 161. Pembroke Pines, Florida – 137,427 162. Salem, Oregon – 136,924 163. Pasadena, California – 133,936 164. Escondido, California – 133,559 165. Sunnyvale, California – 131,760 166. Savannah, Georgia – 131,510 167. Fontana, California – 128,929 168. Orange, California – 128,821 169. Naperville, Illinois – 128,358 170. Alexandria, Virginia – 128,283, 171. Rancho Cucamonga, California – 127,743 172. Grand Prairie, Texas – 127,427 173. Fullerton, California – 126,003 174. Corona, California – 124,966 175. Flint, Michigan – 124,943 176. Mesquite, Texas – 124,523 177. Sterling Heights, Michigan – 124,471 178. Sioux Falls, South Dakota – 123,975 179. New Haven, Connecticut – 123,626, 180. Topeka, Kansas – 122,377 181. Concord, California – 121,780 182. Evansville, Indiana – 121,582 183. Hartford, Connecticut – 121,578, 184. Fayetteville, North Carolina – 121,015 185. Cedar Rapids, Iowa – 120,758 186. Elizabeth, New Jersey – 120,568 187. Lansing, Michigan – 119,128 188. Lancaster, California – 118,718 189. Fort Collins, Colorado – 118,652 190. Coral Springs, Florida – 117,549 191. Stamford, Connecticut – 117,083 192. Thousand Oaks, California – 117,005 193. Vallejo, California – 116,760 194. Palmdale, California – 116,670 195. Columbia, South Carolina – 116,278 196. El Monte, California – 115,965 197. Abilene, Texas – 115,930 198. North Las Vegas, Nevada – 115,488 199. Ann Arbor, Michigan – 114,024 200. Beaumont, Texas – 113,866 201. Waco, Texas – 113,726 202. Independence, Missouri – 113,288 203. Peoria, Illinois – 112,936 204. Inglewood, California – 112,580 205. Springfield, Illinois – 111,454 206. Simi Valley, California – 111,351 207. Lafayette, Louisiana – 110,257 208. Gilbert, Arizona – 109,697 209. Carrollton, Texas – 109,576 210. Bellevue, Washington – 109,569, 211. West Valley City, Utah – 108,896 212. Clearwater, Florida – 108,787 213. Costa Mesa, California – 108,724 214. Peoria, Arizona – 108,364 215. South Bend, Indiana – 107,789 216. Downey, California – 107,323 217. Waterbury, Connecticut – 107,271 218. Manchester, New Hampshire – 107,006 219. Allentown, Pennsylvania – 106,632 220. McAllen, Texas – 106,414 221. Joliet, Illinois – 106,221 222. Lowell, Massachusetts – 105,167 223. Provo, Utah – 105,166, 224. West Covina, California – 105,080 225. Wichita Falls, Texas – 104,197 226. Erie, Pennsylvania – 103,717 227. Daly City, California – 103,621 228. Clarksville, Tennessee – 103,455 229. Norwalk, California – 103,298 230. Gary, Indiana – 102,746 231. Berkeley, California – 102,743 232. Santa Clara, California – 102,361 233. Green Bay, Wisconsin – 102,313 234. Cape Coral, Florida – 102,286 235. Arvada, Colorado – 102,153 236. Pueblo, Colorado – 102,121 237. Athens, Georgia – 101,489 238. Cambridge, Massachusetts – 101,355 239. Westminster, Colorado – 100,940 240. Ventura, California – 100,916 241. Portsmouth, Virginia – 100,565 242. Livonia, Michigan – 100,545 243. Burbank, California – 100,316 .



Alabama (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Alabama) • Birmingham • Gadsden • Huntsville • Mobile • Montgomery • Selma • Tuscaloosa Alaska (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Alaska) • Anchorage • Barrow • Fairbanks • Juneau • Ketchikan • Nome • Sitka • Skagway • Valdez American Samoa • Pago Pago Arizona (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Arizona) • Flagstaff • Mesa • Phoenix • Tempe • Tucson • Yuma Arkansas (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Arkansas) • Bentonville • Fayetteville • Fort Smith • Hot Springs • Little Rock • North Little Rock • Springdale • Texarkana • West Memphis California (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in California) • Alameda • Anaheim • Bakersfield • Berkeley • Beverly Hills • Compton • Escondido • Eureka • Fremont • Fresno • Garden Grove • Lodi • Long Beach • Los Angeles • Modesto • Moraga • Oakland • Palo Alto • Paramount • Pasadena • Rancho Cucamonga • Redlands • Riverside • Sacramento • San Bernardino • San Diego • San Francisco • San Jose • San Juan Capistrano • San Mateo • San Rafael • Santa Ana • Santa Barbara • Santa Cruz • Santa Monica • Sonoma • Whittier Colorado (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Colorado) • Aspen • Aurora • Boulder • Colorado Springs • Denver • Durango • Grand Junction • Pueblo Connecticut (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Connecticut) • Bridgeport • Greenwich • Hartford • Middletown • New Haven • Norwich Delaware (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Delaware) • Dover • Elsmere • Milford • New Castle • Rehoboth Beach • Wilmington District of Columbia • Washington Florida (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Florida) • Boca Raton • Clearwater • Coral Springs • Daytona Beach • Delray Beach • Fort Lauderdale • Fort Myers • Gainesville • Jacksonville • Key West • Miami • Ocala • Orlando • Palm Beach • Saint Augustine • Saint Petersburg • Sarasota • Talahassee • Tampa Georgia (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Georgia) • Athens • Atlanta • Augusta • Columbus • Macon • Marietta • Rome • Roswell • Savannah • Valdosta Guam • Agat • Hagåtña • Merizo • Tamuning • Yigo Hawaii (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Hawaii) • Hilo • Honolulu • Lahaina • Wahiawa • Waipahu Idaho (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Idaho) • Boise • Coeur d’Alene • Idaho Falls • Moscow • Pocatello Illinois (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Illinois • Aurora • Belleville • Bloomington • Carbondale • Champaign • Chicago • East St. Louis • Moline • Naperville • Peoria • Rock Island • Rockford • Springfield • Urbana Indiana (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Indiana) • Elkhart • Evansville • Fort Wayne • Gary • Indianapolis • Muncie • South Bend • Terre Haute • Valparaiso Iowa (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Iowa) • Cedar Falls • Cedar Rapids • Des Moines • Dubuque • Fort Dodge • Waterloo Kansas (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Kansas) • Abilene • Dodge City • Shawnee • Topeka • Wichita Kentucky (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Kentucky) • Bowling Green • Covington • Danville • Florence • Frankfort • Hopkinsville • Lexington • Louisville • Owensboro • Paducah Louisiana (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Louisiana) • Baton Rouge • Bossier City • Lafayette • Lake Charles • Metairie • Monroe • Natchitoches • New Orleans • Shreveport Maine (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Maine) • Augusta • Bangor • Bar Harbor • Caribou • Kennebunk • Portland Maryland (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Maryland) • Annapolis • Baltimore • Bethesda • Bowie • College Park • Cumberland • Frederick • Gaithersburg • Germantown • Hagerstown • Ocean City • Rockville • Salisbury • Silver Spring • Towson • Waldorf • Wheaton Massachusetts (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Massachusetts) • Andover • Boston • Braintree • Charlestown • Chelsea • Danvers • Dorchester • Fall River • Lowell • Nantucket • Plymouth • Quincy • Roxbury • Worcester Michigan (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Michigan) • Ann Arbor • Bay City • Detroit • Flint • Grand Rapids • Kalamazoo • Lansing • Sault Ste. Marie Minnesota (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Minnesota) • Bloomington • Duluth • Minneapolis • Minnetonka • Saint Paul • Port Huron Mississippi (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Mississippi) • Biloxi • Greenville • Jackson • Natchez • Tupelo • Vicksburg Missouri (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Missouri) • Cape Girardeau • Columbia • Hannibal • Jefferson City • Kansas City • Saint Joseph • Saint Louis • Springfield Montana (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Montana) • Anaconda • Billings • Bozeman • Butte • Great Falls • Helena • Missoula Nebraska (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Nebraska) • Lincoln • North Platte • Omaha Nevada (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Nevada) • Carson City • Fallon • Fernley • Gerlach • Las Vegas • Reno New Hampshire (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in New Hampshire) • Concord • Portsmouth New Jersey (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in New Jersey) • Asbury Park • Atlantic City • Camden • Hackensack • Jersey City • Newark • Passaic • Trenton New Mexico (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in New Mexico) • Alamogordo • Albuquerque • Clovis • Las Cruces • Los Alamos • Roswell • Santa Fe New York (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in New York) • Albany • Buffalo • Elmira • Lockport • New York City • Newburgh • Niagara Falls • Poughkeepsie • Rochester • Schenectady • Syracuse • Utica • Watertown • White Plains • Williamsburgh • Yonkers North Carolina (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in North Carolina) • Asheville • Cary • Charlotte • Durham • Fayetteville • Greensboro • Greenville • Raleigh • Wilmington • Winston-Salem North Dakota (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in North Dakota) • Bismarck • Fargo • Grand Forks • Mandan • Minot Northern Mariana Islands • Saipan Ohio (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Ohio) • Akron • Cincinnati • Cleveland • Columbus • Dayton • Kent • Steubenville • Toledo • Youngstown Oklahoma (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Oklahoma) • Oklahoma City • Stillwater • Tulsa Oregon (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Oregon) • Bend • The Dalles • Eugene • Klamath Falls • Medford • Portland • Salem Pennsylvania (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Pennsylvania) • Allentown • Altoona • Erie • Gettysburg • Harrisburg • Philadelphia • Pittsburgh • Reading • Scranton • York Puerto Rico (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Puerto Rico) • Aguadilla • Areceibo • Bayamon • Caguas • Carolina • Fajardo • Guánica • Guayanilla • Mayagüez • Ponce • Playa de Ponce • San Juan Rhode Island (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Rhode Island) • Newport • Pawtucket • Providence South Carolina (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in South Carolina) • Charleston • Columbia • Greenville • Spartanburg South Dakota (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in South Dakota) • Aberdeen • Pierre • Rapid City • Sioux City • Watertown Tennessee (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Tennessee) • Chattanooga • Clarksville • Franklin • Jackson • Knoxville • Memphis • Nashville • Oak Ridge Texas (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Texas) • Abilene • Amarillo • Austin • Baytown • Beaumont • Brownsville • Corpus Christi • Dallas • El Paso • Fort Worth • Galveston • Houston • Laredo • Lubbock • McAllen • Marshall • Nacogdoches • Port Arthur • San Antonio • Tyler • Waco United States Virgin Islands • Charlotte Animalie • Christiansted • Cruz Bay • Port Alucroix Utah (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Utah) • Ogden • Provo • Salt Lake City Vermont (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Vermont) • Burlington • Montpelier Virginia (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Virginia) (Note: Virginia uses the concept of the Independent city for most actual cities so some of these locations may be counties, towns, or place names rather than true ‘cities’.) • Alexandria • Arlington • Blacksburg • Charlottesville • Chesapeake • Fairfax • Fredericksburg • Hampton • Lexington • Lynchburg • Manassas • Newport News • Norfolk • Radford • Richmond • Roanoke • Stafford • Staunton • Suffolk • Tysons Corner • Virginia Beach • Williamsburg Washington (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Washington) • Aberdeen • Bremerton • Olympia • Richland • Seattle • Spokane • Tacoma • Walla Walla • Yakima West Virginia (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in West Virginia) • Charleston • Harper’s Ferry • Huntington • Martinsburg • Morgantown • Parkersburg • Weirton • Wheeling Wisconsin (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Wisconsin) • Eau Claire • Fond du Lac • Green Bay • La Crosse • Madison • Milwaukee • Oshkosh • Racine • Wausau Wyoming (for a more exhaustive list, see List of cities in Wyoming) • Casper • Cheyenne • Jackson Hole • Laramie • Rock Springs Cities by population U.S. cities with a population greater than 100,000 (according to the 2000 U.S. Census) 1. New York, New York – 8,008,278 2. Los Angeles, California – 3,694,820 3. Chicago, Illinois – 2,896,016 4. Houston, Texas – 1,953,631 5. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – 1,517,550 6. Phoenix, Arizona – 1,321,045 7. San Diego, California – 1,223,400 8. Dallas, Texas – 1,188,580 9. San Antonio, Texas – 1,144,646 10. Detroit, Michigan – 951,270 11. San Jose, California – 894,943 12. Indianapolis, Indiana – 791,926 13. San Francisco, California – 776,733 14. Jacksonville, Florida – 735,617 15. Columbus, Ohio – 711,470 16. Austin, Texas – 656,562 17. Baltimore, Maryland – 651,154 18. Memphis, Tennessee – 650,100 19. Milwaukee, Wisconsin – 596,974 20. Boston, Massachusetts – 589,141 21. Washington, DC – 572,059 22. Nashville-Davidson, Tennessee – 569,891 23. El Paso, Texas – 563,662 24. Seattle, Washington – 563,374 25. Denver, Colorado – 554,636 26. Charlotte, North Carolina – 540,828 27. Fort Worth, Texas – 534,694 28. Portland, Oregon – 529,121 29. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma – 506,132 30. Tucson, Arizona – 486,699 31. New Orleans, Louisiana – 484,674 32. Las Vegas, Nevada – 478,434 33. Cleveland, Ohio – 478,403 34. Long Beach, California – 461,522 35. Albuquerque, New Mexico – 448,607 36. Kansas City, Missouri – 441,545 37. Fresno, California – 427,652 38. Virginia Beach, Virginia – 425,257 39. San Juan, Puerto Rico – 421,958 40. Atlanta, Georgia – 416,474 41. Sacramento, California – 407,018 42. Oakland, California – 399,484 43. Mesa, Arizona – 396,375 44. Tulsa, Oklahoma – 393,049 45. Omaha, Nebraska – 390,007 46. Minneapolis, Minnesota – 382,618 47. Honolulu, Hawaii – 371,657 48. Miami, Florida – 362,470, 49. Colorado Springs, Colorado – 360,890 50. Saint Louis, Missouri – 348,189 51. Wichita, Kansas – 344,284 52. Santa Ana, California – 337,977 53. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – 334,563 54. Arlington, Texas – 332,969 55. Cincinnati, Ohio – 331,285 56. Anaheim, California – 328,014 57. Toledo, Ohio – 313,619 58. Tampa, Florida – 303,447 59. Buffalo, New York – 292,648 60. Saint Paul, Minnesota – 287,151 61. Corpus Christi, Texas – 277,454 62. Aurora, Colorado – 276,393 63. Raleigh, North Carolina – 276,093 64. Newark, New Jersey – 273,546 65. Lexington-Fayette, Kentucky – 260,512 66. Anchorage, Alaska – 260,283 67. Louisville, Kentucky – 256,231 68. Riverside, California – 255,166 69. Saint Petersburg, Florida – 248,232 70. Bakersfield, California – 247,057 71. Stockton, California – 243,771 72. Birmingham, Alabama – 242,820 73. Jersey City, New Jersey – 240,055 74. Norfolk, Virginia – 234,403, 75. Baton Rouge, Louisiana – 227,818 76. Hialeah, Florida – 226,419, 77. Lincoln, Nebraska – 225,581 78. Greensboro, North Carolina – 223,891 79. Plano, Texas – 222,030 80. Rochester, New York – 219,773 81. Glendale, Arizona – 218,812 82. Akron, Ohio – 217,074 83. Garland, Texas – 215,768 84. Madison, Wisconsin – 208,054 85. Fort Wayne, Indiana – 205,727 86. Bayamon, Puerto Rico – 203,499 87. Scottsdale, Arizona – 202,705 88. Fremont, California – 203,413 89. Montgomery, Alabama – 201,568 90. Shreveport, Louisiana – 200,145 91. Augusta, Georgia – 199,775 92. Lubbock, Texas – 199,564 93. Chesapeake, Virginia – 199,184 94. Mobile, Alabama – 198,915 95. Des Moines, Iowa – 198,682 96. Grand Rapids, Michigan – 197,800 97. Richmond, Virginia – 197,790, 98. Yonkers, New York – 196,086 99. Spokane, Washington – 195,629, 100. Glendale, California – 194,973 101. Tacoma, Washington – 193,556, 102. Irving, Texas – 191,615 103. Huntington Beach, California – 189,594 104. Modesto, California – 188,856 105. Durham, North Carolina – 187,035 106. Columbus, Georgia – 186,291 107. Orlando, Florida – 185,951, 108. Boise City, Idaho – 185,787 109. Winston-Salem, North Carolina – 185,776 110. San Bernardino, California – 185,401 111. Jackson, Mississippi – 184,256 112. Little Rock, Arkansas – 183,133 113. Salt Lake City, Utah – 181,743 114. Reno, Nevada – 180,480 115. Newport News, Virginia – 180,150 116. Chandler, Arizona – 176,581 117. Laredo, Texas – 176,576 118. Henderson, Nevada – 175,381 119. Knoxville, Tennessee – 173,890 120. Amarillo, Texas – 173,627 121. Providence, Rhode Island – 173,618 122. Chula Vista, California – 173,556 123. Worcester, Massachusetts – 172,648 124. Oxnard, California – 170,358 125. Carolina, Puerto Rico – 168,164 126. Dayton, Ohio – 166,179 127. Garden Grove, California – 165,196 128. Oceanside, California – 161,029 129. Tempe, Arizona – 158,625 130. Huntsville, Alabama – 158,216 131. Ontario, California – 158,007 132. Chattanooga, Tennessee – 155,554 133. Ponce, Puerto Rico – 155,038 134. Fort Lauderdale, Florida – 152,397 135. Springfield, Massachusetts – 152,082 136. Springfield, Missouri – 151,580 137. Santa Clarita, California – 151,088 138. Salinas, California – 151,060 139. Tallahassee, Florida – 150,624 140. Rockford, Illinois – 150,115 141. Pomona, California – 149,473 142. Paterson, New Jersey – 149,222 143. Overland Park, Kansas – 149,080 144. Santa Rosa, California – 147,595 145. Syracuse, New York – 147,306 146. Kansas City, Kansas – 146,866 147. Hampton, Virginia – 146,437 148. Lakewood, Colorado – 144,126 149. Vancouver, Washington – 143,560 150. Irvine, California – 143,072 151. Aurora, Illinois – 142,990 152. Moreno Valley, California – 142,381 153. Pasadena, Texas – 141,674 154. Hayward, California – 140,030, 155. Brownsville, Texas – 139,722 156. Bridgeport, Connecticut – 139,529 157. Hollywood, Florida – 139,357 158. Warren, Michigan – 138,247 159. Torrance, California – 137,946 160. Eugene, Oregon – 137,893 161. Pembroke Pines, Florida – 137,427 162. Salem, Oregon – 136,924 163. Pasadena, California – 133,936 164. Escondido, California – 133,559 165. Sunnyvale, California – 131,760 166. Savannah, Georgia – 131,510 167. Fontana, California – 128,929 168. Orange, California – 128,821 169. Naperville, Illinois – 128,358 170. Alexandria, Virginia – 128,283, 171. Rancho Cucamonga, California – 127,743 172. Grand Prairie, Texas – 127,427 173. Fullerton, California – 126,003 174. Corona, California – 124,966 175. Flint, Michigan – 124,943 176. Mesquite, Texas – 124,523 177. Sterling Heights, Michigan – 124,471 178. Sioux Falls, South Dakota – 123,975 179. New Haven, Connecticut – 123,626, 180. Topeka, Kansas – 122,377 181. Concord, California – 121,780 182. Evansville, Indiana – 121,582 183. Hartford, Connecticut – 121,578, 184. Fayetteville, North Carolina – 121,015 185. Cedar Rapids, Iowa – 120,758 186. Elizabeth, New Jersey – 120,568 187. Lansing, Michigan – 119,128 188. Lancaster, California – 118,718 189. Fort Collins, Colorado – 118,652 190. Coral Springs, Florida – 117,549 191. Stamford, Connecticut – 117,083 192. Thousand Oaks, California – 117,005 193. Vallejo, California – 116,760 194. Palmdale, California – 116,670 195. Columbia, South Carolina – 116,278 196. El Monte, California – 115,965 197. Abilene, Texas – 115,930 198. North Las Vegas, Nevada – 115,488 199. Ann Arbor, Michigan – 114,024 200. Beaumont, Texas – 113,866 201. Waco, Texas – 113,726 202. Independence, Missouri – 113,288 203. Peoria, Illinois – 112,936 204. Inglewood, California – 112,580 205. Springfield, Illinois – 111,454 206. Simi Valley, California – 111,351 207. Lafayette, Louisiana – 110,257 208. Gilbert, Arizona – 109,697 209. Carrollton, Texas – 109,576 210. Bellevue, Washington – 109,569, 211. West Valley City, Utah – 108,896 212. Clearwater, Florida – 108,787 213. Costa Mesa, California – 108,724 214. Peoria, Arizona – 108,364 215. South Bend, Indiana – 107,789 216. Downey, California – 107,323 217. Waterbury, Connecticut – 107,271 218. Manchester, New Hampshire – 107,006 219. Allentown, Pennsylvania – 106,632 220. McAllen, Texas – 106,414 221. Joliet, Illinois – 106,221 222. Lowell, Massachusetts – 105,167 223. Provo, Utah – 105,166, 224. West Covina, California – 105,080 225. Wichita Falls, Texas – 104,197 226. Erie, Pennsylvania – 103,717 227. Daly City, California – 103,621 228. Clarksville, Tennessee – 103,455 229. Norwalk, California – 103,298 230. Gary, Indiana – 102,746 231. Berkeley, California – 102,743 232. Santa Clara, California – 102,361 233. Green Bay, Wisconsin – 102,313 234. Cape Coral, Florida – 102,286 235. Arvada, Colorado – 102,153 236. Pueblo, Colorado – 102,121 237. Athens, Georgia – 101,489 238. Cambridge, Massachusetts – 101,355 239. Westminster, Colorado – 100,940 240. Ventura, California – 100,916 241. Portsmouth, Virginia – 100,565 242. Livonia, Michigan – 100,545 243. Burbank, California – 100,316 . City in washington:



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City County Incorporated

Adelanto San Bernardino December 22, 1970

Agoura Hills Los Angeles December 8, 1982

Alameda Alameda April 19, 1854

Albany Alameda September 22, 1908

Alhambra Los Angeles July 11, 1903

Aliso Viejo Orange July 1, 2001

Alturas Modoc September 16, 1901

Amador City Amador June 2, 1915

American Canyon Napa January 1, 1992

Anaheim Orange March 18, 1876

Anderson Shasta January 16, 1956

Angels Camp Calaveras January 24, 1912

Antioch Contra Costa February 6, 1872

Apple Valley * San Bernardino November 28, 1988

Arcadia Los Angeles August 5, 1903

Arcata Humboldt February 2, 1858

Arroyo Grande San Luis Obispo July 10, 1911

Artesia Los Angeles May 29, 1959

Arvin Kern December 21, 1960

Atascadero San Luis Obispo July 2, 1979

Atherton * San Mateo September 12, 1923

Atwater Merced August 16, 1922

Auburn Placer May 2, 1888

Avalon Los Angeles June 26, 1913

Avenal Kings September 11, 1979

Azusa Los Angeles December 29, 1898





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City County Incorporated

Bakersfield Kern January 11, 1898

Baldwin Park Los Angeles January 25, 1956

Banning Riverside February 6, 1913

Barstow San Bernardino September 30, 1947

Beaumont Riverside November 18, 1912

Bell Los Angeles November 7, 1927

Bell Gardens Los Angeles August 1, 1961

Bellflower Los Angeles September 3, 1957

Belmont San Mateo October 29, 1926

Belvedere Marin December 24, 1896

Benicia Solano March 27, 1850

Berkeley Alameda April 4, 1878

Beverly Hills Los Angeles January 28, 1914

Big Bear Lake San Bernardino November 28, 1980

Biggs Butte June 26, 1903

Bishop Inyo May 6, 1903

Blue Lake Humboldt April 23, 1910

Blythe Riverside July 21, 1916

Bradbury Los Angeles July 26, 1957

Brawley Imperial April 6, 1908

Brea Orange February 23, 1917

Brentwood Contra Costa January 21, 1948

Brisbane San Mateo November 27, 1961

Buellton Santa Barbara February 1, 1992

Buena Park Orange January 27, 1953

Burbank Los Angeles July 8, 1911

Burlingame San Mateo June 6, 1908





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City County Incorporated

Calabasas Los Angeles April 5, 1991

Calexico Imperial April 16, 1908

California City Kern December 10, 1965

Calimesa Riverside December 1, 1990

Calipatria Imperial February 28, 1919

Calistoga Napa January 6, 1886

Camarillo Ventura October 22, 1964

Campbell Santa Clara March 28, 1952

Canyon Lake Riverside December 1, 1990

Capitola Santa Cruz January 11, 1949

Carlsbad San Diego July 16, 1952

Carmel-by-the-Sea Monterey October 31, 1916

Carpinteria Santa Barbara September 28, 1965

Carson Los Angeles February 20, 1968

Cathedral City Riverside November 16, 1981

Ceres Stanislaus February 25, 1918

Cerritos Los Angeles April 24, 1956

Chico Butte January 8, 1872

Chino San Bernardino February 28, 1910

Chino Hills San Bernardino December 1, 1991

Chowchilla Madera February 7, 1923

Chula Vista San Diego November 28, 1911

Citrus Heights Sacramento January 1, 1997

Claremont Los Angeles October 3, 1907

Clayton Contra Costa March 18, 1964

Clearlake Lake November 14, 1980

Cloverdale Sonoma February 28, 1872

Clovis Fresno February 27, 1912

Coachella Riverside December 13, 1946

Coalinga Fresno April 3, 1906

Colfax Placer February 23, 1910

Colma * San Mateo August 5, 1924

Colton San Bernardino July 11, 1887

Colusa Colusa June 16, 1868

Commerce Los Angeles January 28, 1960

Compton Los Angeles May 11, 1888

Concord Contra Costa February 9, 1905

Corcoran Kings August 11, 1914

Corning Tehama August 6, 1907

Corona Riverside July 13, 1896

Coronado San Diego December 11, 1890

Corte Madera * Marin June 10, 1916

Costa Mesa Orange June 29, 1953

Cotati Sonoma July 16, 1963

Covina Los Angeles August 14, 1901

Crescent City Del Norte April 13, 1854

Cudahy Los Angeles November 10, 1960

Culver City Los Angeles September 7, 1917

Cupertino Santa Clara October 10, 1955

Cypress Orange July 24, 1956





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City County Incorporated

Daly City San Mateo March 22, 1911

Dana Point Orange January 1, 1989

Danville * Contra Costa July 1, 1982

Davis Yolo March 28, 1917

Del Mar San Diego July 15, 1959

Del Rey Oaks Monterey September 3, 1953

Delano Kern April 13, 1915

Desert Hot Springs Riverside September 25, 1963

Diamond Bar Los Angeles April 18, 1989

Dinuba Tulare January 6, 1906

Dixon Solano March 30, 1878

Dorris Siskiyou December 23, 1908

Dos Palos Merced May 24, 1935

Downey Los Angeles December 17, 1956

Duarte Los Angeles August 22, 1957

Dublin Alameda February 1, 1982

Dunsmuir Siskiyou August 7, 1909





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City County Incorporated

East Palo Alto San Mateo July 1, 1983

El Cajon San Diego November 12, 1912

El Centro Imperial April 16, 1908

El Cerrito Contra Costa August 23, 1917

El Monte Los Angeles November 18, 1912

El Segundo Los Angeles January 18, 1917

Elk Grove Sacramento July 1, 2000

Emeryville Alameda December 8, 1896

Encinitas San Diego October 1, 1986

Escalon San Joaquin March 12, 1957

Escondido San Diego October 8, 1888

Etna Siskiyou March 13, 1878

Eureka Humboldt April 18, 1856

Exeter Tulare March 2, 1911





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City County Incorporated

Fairfax * Marin March 2, 1931

Fairfield Solano December 12, 1903

Farmersville Tulare October 5, 1960

Ferndale Humboldt August 28, 1893

Fillmore Ventura July 10, 1914

Firebaugh Fresno September 17, 1914

Folsom Sacramento April 20, 1946

Fontana San Bernardino June 25, 1952

Fort Bragg Mendocino August 5, 1889

Fort Jones Siskiyou March 16, 1872

Fortuna Humboldt January 20, 1906

Foster City San Mateo April 27, 1971

Fountain Valley Orange June 13, 1957

Fowler Fresno June 15, 1908

Fremont Alameda January 23, 1956

Fresno Fresno October 12, 1885

Fullerton Orange February 15, 1904





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City County Incorporated

Galt Sacramento August 16, 1946

Garden Grove Orange June 18, 1956

Gardena Los Angeles September 11, 1930

Gilroy Santa Clara March 12, 1870

Glendale Los Angeles February 15, 1906

Glendora Los Angeles November 13, 1911

Goleta Santa Barbara February 1, 2002

Gonzales Monterey January 14, 1947

Grand Terrace San Bernardino November 30, 1978

Grass Valley Nevada March 13, 1893

Greenfield Monterey January 7, 1947

Gridley Butte November 23, 1905

Grover Beach San Luis Obispo December 21, 1959

Guadalupe Santa Barbara August 3, 1946

Gustine Merced November 11, 1915





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City County Incorporated

Half Moon Bay San Mateo July 15, 1959

Hanford Kings August 12, 1891

Hawaiian Gardens Los Angeles April 9, 1964

Hawthorne Los Angeles July 12, 1922

Hayward Alameda March 11, 1876

Healdsburg Sonoma February 20, 1867

Hemet Riverside January 20, 1910

Hercules Contra Costa December 15, 1900

Hermosa Beach Los Angeles January 14, 1907

Hesperia San Bernardino July 1, 1988

Hidden Hills Los Angeles October 19, 1961

Highland San Bernardino November 24, 1987

Hillsborough * San Mateo May 5, 1910

Hollister San Benito March 26, 1872

Holtville Imperial July 1, 1908

Hughson Stanislaus December 9, 1972

Huntington Beach Orange February 17, 1909

Huntington Park Los Angeles September 1, 1906

Huron Fresno May 3, 1951





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Imperial Imperial July 12, 1904

Imperial Beach San Diego July 18, 1956

Indian Wells Riverside July 14, 1967

Indio Riverside May 16, 1930

Industry Los Angeles June 18, 1957

Inglewood Los Angeles February 7, 1908

Ione Amador March 23, 1953

Irvine Orange December 28, 1971

Irwindale Los Angeles August 6, 1957

Isleton Sacramento May 14, 1923





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Jackson Amador December 5, 1905





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City County Incorporated

Kerman Fresno July 2, 1946

King City Monterey February 9, 1911

Kingsburg Fresno May 29, 1908





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City County Incorporated

La Cañada Flintridge Los Angeles November 30, 1976

La Habra Orange January 20, 1925

La Habra Heights Los Angeles December 4, 1978

La Mesa San Diego February 16, 1912

La Mirada Los Angeles March 23, 1960

La Palma Orange October 26, 1955

La Puente Los Angeles August 1, 1956

La Quinta Riverside May 1, 1982

La Verne Los Angeles August 20, 1906

Lafayette Contra Costa July 29, 1968

Laguna Beach Orange June 29, 1927

Laguna Hills Orange December 20, 1991

Laguna Niguel Orange December 1, 1989

Laguna Woods Orange March 24, 1999

Lake Elsinore Riverside April 9, 1888

Lake Forest Orange December 20, 1991

Lakeport Lake April 30, 1888

Lakewood Los Angeles April 16, 1954

Lancaster Los Angeles November 22, 1977

Larkspur Marin March 1, 1908

Lathrop San Joaquin July 1, 1989

Lawndale Los Angeles December 28, 1959

Lemon Grove San Diego July 1, 1977

Lemoore Kings July 4, 1900

Lincoln Placer August 7, 1890

Lindsay Tulare February 28, 1910

Live Oak Sutter January 22, 1947

Livermore Alameda April 1, 1876

Livingston Merced September 11, 1922

Lodi San Joaquin December 6, 1906

Loma Linda San Bernardino September 29, 1970

Lomita Los Angeles June 30, 1964

Lompoc Santa Barbara August 13, 1888

Long Beach Los Angeles December 13, 1897

Loomis * Placer December 17, 1984

Los Alamitos Orange March 1, 1960

Los Altos Santa Clara December 1, 1952

Los Altos Hills * Santa Clara January 27, 1956

Los Angeles Los Angeles April 4, 1850

Los Banos Merced May 8, 1907

Los Gatos * Santa Clara August 10, 1887

Loyalton Sierra August 21, 1901

Lynwood Los Angeles July 21, 1921





[edit] M

City County Incorporated

Madera Madera March 27, 1907

Malibu Los Angeles March 28, 1991

Mammoth Lakes * Mono August 20, 1984

Manhattan Beach Los Angeles December 12, 1912

Manteca San Joaquin June 5, 1918

Maricopa Kern July 25, 1911

Marina Monterey November 13, 1975

Martinez Contra Costa April 1, 1876

Marysville Yuba February 5, 1851

Maywood Los Angeles September 2, 1924

McFarland Kern July 18, 1957

Mendota Fresno June 17, 1942

Menlo Park San Mateo November 23, 1927

Menifee Riverside October 1, 2008

Merced Merced April 1, 1889

Mill Valley Marin September 1, 1900

Millbrae San Mateo January 14, 1948

Milpitas Santa Clara January 26, 1954

Mission Viejo Orange March 31, 1988

Modesto Stanislaus August 6, 1884

Monrovia Los Angeles December 15, 1887

Montague Siskiyou January 28, 1909

Montclair San Bernardino April 25, 1956

Monte Sereno Santa Clara May 14, 1957

Montebello Los Angeles October 16, 1920

Monterey Monterey June 14, 1890

Monterey Park Los Angeles May 29, 1916

Moorpark Ventura July 1, 1983

Moraga * Contra Costa November 13, 1974

Moreno Valley Riverside December 3, 1984

Morgan Hill Santa Clara November 10, 1906

Morro Bay San Luis Obispo July 17, 1964

Mount Shasta Siskiyou May 31, 1905

Mountain View Santa Clara November 7, 1902

Murrieta Riverside July 1, 1991





[edit] N

City County Incorporated

Napa Napa March 23, 1872

National City San Diego September 17, 1887

Needles San Bernardino October 30, 1913

Nevada City Nevada April 19, 1856

Newark Alameda September 22, 1955

Newman Stanislaus June 10, 1908

Newport Beach Orange September 1, 1906

Norco Riverside December 28, 1964

Norwalk Los Angeles August 26, 1957

Novato Marin January 20, 1960





[edit] O

City County Incorporated

Oakdale Stanislaus November 24, 1906

Oakland Alameda May 4, 1852

Oakley Contra Costa July 1, 1999

Oceanside San Diego July 3, 1888

Ojai Ventura August 5, 1921

Ontario San Bernardino December 10, 1891

Orange Orange April 6, 1888

Orange Cove Fresno January 20, 1948

Orinda Contra Costa July 1, 1985

Orland Glenn November 11, 1909

Oroville Butte January 3, 1906

Oxnard Ventura June 30, 1903





[edit] P

City County Incorporated

Pacific Grove Monterey July 5, 1889

Pacifica San Mateo November 22, 1957

Palm Desert Riverside November 26, 1973

Palm Springs Riverside April 20, 1938

Palmdale Los Angeles August 24, 1962

Palo Alto Santa Clara April 23, 1894

Palos Verdes Estates Los Angeles December 20, 1939

Paradise * Butte November 27, 1979

Paramount Los Angeles January 30, 1957

Parlier Fresno November 15, 1921

Pasadena Los Angeles June 19, 1886

Paso Robles San Luis Obispo March 11, 1889

Patterson Stanislaus December 22, 1919

Perris Riverside May 26, 1911

Petaluma Sonoma April 12, 1858

Pico Rivera Los Angeles January 29, 1958

Piedmont Alameda January 31, 1907

Pinole Contra Costa June 25, 1903

Pismo Beach San Luis Obispo April 25, 1946

Pittsburg Contra Costa June 25, 1903

Placentia Orange December 2, 1926

Placerville El Dorado May 13, 1854

Pleasant Hill Contra Costa November 14, 1961

Pleasanton Alameda June 18, 1894

Plymouth Amador February 8, 1917

Point Arena Mendocino July 11, 1908

Pomona Los Angeles January 6, 1888

Port Hueneme Ventura March 24, 1948

Porterville Tulare May 7, 1902

Portola Plumas May 16, 1946

Portola Valley * San Mateo July 14, 1964

Poway San Diego December 1, 1980





[edit] R

City County Incorporated

Rancho Cordova Sacramento July 1, 2003

Rancho Cucamonga San Bernardino November 30, 1977

Rancho Mirage Riverside August 3, 1973

Rancho Palos Verdes Los Angeles September 7, 1973

Rancho Santa Margarita Orange January 1, 2000

Red Bluff Tehama March 31, 1876

Redding Shasta October 4, 1887

Redlands San Bernardino December 3, 1888

Redondo Beach Los Angeles April 29, 1892

Redwood City San Mateo May 11, 1867

Reedley Fresno February 18, 1913

Rialto San Bernardino November 17, 1911

Richmond Contra Costa August 7, 1905

Ridgecrest Kern November 29, 1963

Rio Dell Humboldt February 23, 1965

Rio Vista Solano January 6, 1894

Ripon San Joaquin November 27, 1945

Riverbank Stanislaus August 23, 1922

Riverside Riverside October 11, 1883

Rocklin Placer February 24, 1893

Rohnert Park Sonoma August 28, 1962

Rolling Hills Los Angeles January 24, 1957

Rolling Hills Estates Los Angeles September 18, 1957

Rosemead Los Angeles August 4, 1959

Roseville Placer April 10, 1909

Ross * Marin August 21, 1908





[edit] S

City County Incorporated

Sacramento Sacramento February 27, 1850

Salinas Monterey March 4, 1874

San Anselmo * Marin April 9, 1907

San Bernardino San Bernardino August 10, 1869

San Bruno San Mateo December 23, 1914

San Carlos San Mateo July 8, 1925

San Clemente Orange February 28, 1928

San Diego San Diego March 27, 1850

San Dimas Los Angeles August 4, 1960

San Fernando Los Angeles August 31, 1911

San Francisco San Francisco April 15, 1850

San Gabriel Los Angeles April 24, 1913

San Jacinto Riverside April 20, 1888

San Joaquin Fresno February 14, 1920

San Jose Santa Clara March 27, 1850

San Juan Bautista San Benito May 4, 1896

San Juan Capistrano Orange April 19, 1961

San Leandro Alameda March 21, 1872

San Luis Obispo San Luis Obispo February 16, 1856

San Marcos San Diego January 28, 1963

San Marino Los Angeles April 25, 1913

San Mateo San Mateo September 4, 1894

San Pablo Contra Costa April 27, 1948

San Rafael Marin February 18, 1874

San Ramon Contra Costa July 1, 1983

Sand City Monterey May 31, 1960

Sanger Fresno May 9, 1911

Santa Ana Orange June 1, 1886

Santa Barbara Santa Barbara April 9, 1850

Santa Clara Santa Clara July 5, 1852

Santa Clarita Los Angeles December 15, 1987

Santa Cruz Santa Cruz March 31, 1866

Santa Fe Springs Los Angeles May 15, 1957

Santa Maria Santa Barbara September 12, 1905

Santa Monica Los Angeles November 30, 1886

Santa Paula Ventura April 22, 1902

Santa Rosa Sonoma March 26, 1868

Santee San Diego December 1, 1980

Saratoga Santa Clara October 22, 1956

Sausalito Marin September 4, 1893

Scotts Valley Santa Cruz August 2, 1966

Seal Beach Orange October 27, 1915

Seaside Monterey October 13, 1954

Sebastopol Sonoma June 13, 1902

Selma Fresno March 15, 1893

Shafter Kern January 20, 1938

Shasta Lake Shasta July 2, 1993

Sierra Madre Los Angeles February 2, 1907

Signal Hill Los Angeles April 22, 1924

Simi Valley Ventura October 10, 1969

Solana Beach San Diego July 1, 1986

Soledad Monterey March 9, 1921

Solvang Santa Barbara May 1, 1985

Sonoma Sonoma September 3, 1883

Sonora Tuolumne May 1, 1851

South El Monte Los Angeles July 30, 1958

South Gate Los Angeles January 20, 1923

South Lake Tahoe El Dorado November 30, 1965

South Pasadena Los Angeles March 2, 1888

South San Francisco San Mateo September 19, 1908

St. Helena Napa March 24, 1876

Stanton Orange June 4, 1956

Stockton San Joaquin July 23, 1850

Suisun City Solano October 9, 1868

Sunnyvale Santa Clara December 24, 1912

Susanville Lassen August 24, 1900

Sutter Creek Amador February 11, 1913





[edit] T

City County Incorporated

Taft Kern November 7, 1910

Tehachapi Kern August 13, 1909

Tehama Tehama July 5, 1906

Temecula Riverside December 1, 1989

Temple City Los Angeles May 25, 1960

Thousand Oaks Ventura October 7, 1964

Tiburon * Marin June 23, 1964

Torrance Los Angeles May 12, 1921

Tracy San Joaquin July 22, 1910

Trinidad Humboldt November 7, 1870

Truckee * Nevada March 23, 1993

Tulare Tulare April 5, 1888

Tulelake Siskiyou March 1, 1937

Turlock Stanislaus February 15, 1908

Tustin Orange September 21, 1927

Twentynine Palms San Bernardino November 23, 1987





[edit] U

City County Incorporated

Ukiah Mendocino March 8, 1876

Union City Alameda January 26, 1959

Upland San Bernardino May 15, 1906





[edit] V

City County Incorporated

Vacaville Solano August 9, 1892

Vallejo Solano March 30, 1868

Ventura Ventura April 2, 1866

Vernon Los Angeles September 22, 1905

Victorville San Bernardino September 21, 1962

Villa Park Orange January 11, 1962

Visalia Tulare February 27, 1874

Vista San Diego January 28, 1963





[edit] W

City County Incorporated

Walnut Los Angeles January 19, 1959

Walnut Creek Contra Costa October 21, 1914

Wasco Kern December 22, 1945

Waterford Stanislaus November 7, 1969

Watsonville Santa Cruz March 30, 1868

Weed Siskiyou January 25, 1961

West Covina Los Angeles February 17, 1923

West Hollywood Los Angeles November 29, 1984

West Sacramento Yolo January 1, 1987

Westlake Village Los Angeles December 11, 1981

Westminster Orange March 27, 1957

Westmorland Imperial June 30, 1934

Wheatland Yuba April 23, 1874

Whittier Los Angeles February 25, 1898

Wildomar Riverside July 1, 2008

Williams Colusa May 17, 1920

Willits Mendocino November 19, 1888

Willows Glenn January 16, 1886

Windsor * Sonoma July 1, 1992

Winters Yolo February 9, 1898

Woodlake Tulare September 23, 1941

Woodland Yolo February 22, 1871

Woodside * San Mateo November 16, 1956





[edit] Y

City County Incorporated

Yorba Linda Orange November 2, 1967

Yountville * Napa February 4, 1965

Yreka Siskiyou April 21, 1857

Yuba City Sutter January 23, 1908

Yucaipa San Bernardino November 27, 1989

Yucca Valley * San Bernardino November 27, 1991

Name Type of

incorporation[14] County Population (2008 est.)[15] Area (2000)[16] Incorporated[17]

Apache Junction City Pinal[b] 32,776 &0000000000000034.20000034.2 34.2 sq mi (88.6 km2) 1978

Avondale City Maricopa 81,299 &0000000000000041.30000041.3 41.3 sq mi (107.0 km2) 1946

Benson City Cochise 4,833 &0000000000000035.70000035.7 35.7 sq mi (92.5 km2) 1924

Bisbee[a] City Cochise 5,991 &0000000000000004.8000004.8 4.8 sq mi (12.4 km2) 1902

Buckeye Town Maricopa 47,261 &0000000000000145.800000145.8 145.8 sq mi (377.6 km2) 1929

Bullhead City City Mohave 40,868 &0000000000000046.00000046.0 46.0 sq mi (119.1 km2) 1984

Camp Verde Town Yavapai 10,849 &0000000000000042.60000042.6 42.6 sq mi (110.3 km2) 1986

Carefree Town Maricopa 3,862 &0000000000000008.9000008.9 8.9 sq mi (23.1 km2) 1986

Casa Grande City Pinal 41,152 &0000000000000048.20000048.2 48.2 sq mi (124.8 km2) 1915

Cave Creek Town Maricopa 5,428 &0000000000000028.20000028.2 28.2 sq mi (73.0 km2) 1986

Chandler City Maricopa 247,140 &0000000000000058.00000058.0 58.0 sq mi (150.2 km2) 1920

Chino Valley Town Yavapai 11,078 &0000000000000018.60000018.6 18.6 sq mi (48.2 km2) 1970

Clarkdale Town Yavapai 4,263 &0000000000000007.5000007.5 7.5 sq mi (19.4 km2) 1957

Clifton[a] Town Greenlee 2,451 &0000000000000015.00000015.0 15.0 sq mi (38.8 km2) 1909

Colorado City Town Mohave 4,750 &0000000000000010.50000010.5 10.5 sq mi (27.2 km2) 1985

Coolidge City Pinal 10,261 &0000000000000005.0000005.0 5.0 sq mi (12.9 km2) 1945

Cottonwood Town Yavapai 11,412 &0000000000000010.70000010.7 10.7 sq mi (27.7 km2) 1960

Dewey-Humboldt Town Yavapai 3,822 &-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1.0000000 N/A[c] 2004

Douglas City Cochise 17,515 &0000000000000007.7000007.7 7.7 sq mi (19.9 km2) 1905

Duncan Town Greenlee 774 &0000000000000002.6000002.6 2.6 sq mi (6.7 km2) 1938

Eagar Town Apache 4,488 &0000000000000011.30000011.3 11.3 sq mi (29.3 km2) 1948

El Mirage City Maricopa 24,751 &0000000000000009.7000009.7 9.7 sq mi (25.1 km2) 1951

Eloy City Pinal 12,750 &0000000000000071.70000071.7 71.7 sq mi (185.7 km2) 1949

Flagstaff[a] City Coconino 60,222 &0000000000000063.60000063.6 63.6 sq mi (164.7 km2) 1894

Florence[a] Town Pinal 20,781 &0000000000000008.3000008.3 8.3 sq mi (21.5 km2) 1908

Fountain Hills Town Maricopa 25,227 &0000000000000018.20000018.2 18.2 sq mi (47.1 km2) 1989

Fredonia Town Coconino 1,125 &0000000000000007.4000007.4 7.4 sq mi (19.2 km2) 1956

Gila Bend Town Maricopa 1,831 &0000000000000022.80000022.8 22.8 sq mi (59.1 km2) 1962

Gilbert Town Maricopa 216,449 &0000000000000043.20000043.2 43.2 sq mi (111.9 km2) 1920

Glendale City Maricopa 251,522 &0000000000000055.80000055.8 55.8 sq mi (144.5 km2) 1910

Globe[a] City Gila 7,197 &0000000000000018.00000018.0 18.0 sq mi (46.6 km2) 1907

Goodyear City Maricopa 59,508 &0000000000000116.500000116.5 116.5 sq mi (301.7 km2) 1946

Guadalupe Town Maricopa 5,948 &0000000000000000.8000000.8 0.8 sq mi (2.1 km2) 1975

Hayden Town Gila 814 &0000000000000001.3000001.3 1.3 sq mi (3.4 km2) 1956

Holbrook[a] City Navajo 5,081 &0000000000000015.50000015.5 15.5 sq mi (40.1 km2) 1917

Huachuca City Town Cochise 1,963 &0000000000000002.8000002.8 2.8 sq mi (7.3 km2) 1958

Jerome Town Yavapai 353 &0000000000000000.7000000.7 0.7 sq mi (1.8 km2) 1889

Kearny Town Pinal 3,297 &0000000000000002.8000002.8 2.8 sq mi (7.3 km2) 1959

Kingman[a] City Mohave 27,817 &0000000000000030.00000030.0 30.00 sq mi (77.7 km2) 1952

Lake Havasu City City Mohave 56,553 &0000000000000043.10000043.1 43.1 sq mi (111.6 km2) 1978

Litchfield Park City Maricopa 5,126 &0000000000000003.1000003.1 3.1 sq mi (8.0 km2) 1987

Mammoth Town Pinal 2,573 &0000000000000001.1000001.1 1.1 sq mi (2.8 km2) 1958

Marana Town Pima 34,466 &0000000000000073.60000073.6 73.6 sq mi (190.6 km2) 1977

Maricopa City Pinal 45,571 &-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1.0000000 N/A[c] 2003

Mesa City Maricopa 463,552 &0000000000000125.200000125.2 125.2 sq mi (324.3 km2) 1883

Miami Town Gila 1,778 &0000000000000001.0000001.0 1.0 sq mi (2.6 km2) 1918

Nogales[a] City Santa Cruz 19,573 &0000000000000020.80000020.8 20.8 sq mi (53.9 km2) 1893

Oro Valley Town Pima 43,465 &0000000000000031.90000031.9 31.9 sq mi (82.6 km2) 1974

Page City Coconino 6,928 &0000000000000016.60000016.6 16.6 sq mi (43.0 km2) 1975

Paradise Valley Town Maricopa 14,990 &0000000000000015.50000015.5 15.5 sq mi (40.1 km2) 1961

Parker[a] Town La Paz 3,174 &0000000000000022.00000022.0 22.0 sq mi (57.0 km2) 1948

Patagonia Town Santa Cruz 780 &0000000000000001.2000001.2 1.2 sq mi (3.1 km2) 1948

Payson Town Gila 15,486 &0000000000000019.50000019.5 19.5 sq mi (50.5 km2) 1973

Peoria City Maricopa[b] 157,960 &0000000000000141.700000141.7 141.7 sq mi (367.0 km2) 1954

Phoenix[a] City Maricopa 1,567,924 &0000000000000475.100000475.1 475.1 sq mi (1,230.5 km2) 1881

Pima Town Graham 2,165 &0000000000000002.5000002.5 2.5 sq mi (6.5 km2) 1916

Pinetop-Lakeside Town Navajo 4,536 &0000000000000011.30000011.3 11.3 sq mi (29.3 km2) 1984

Prescott[a] City Yavapai 42,697 &0000000000000037.30000037.3 37.3 sq mi (96.6 km2) 1883

Prescott Valley Town Yavapai 38,535 &0000000000000031.70000031.7 31.7 sq mi (82.1 km2) 1978

Quartzsite Town La Paz 3,481 &0000000000000036.30000036.3 36.3 sq mi (94.0 km2) 1989

Queen Creek Town Maricopa[b] 24,361 &0000000000000025.80000025.8 25.8 sq mi (66.8 km2) 1989

Safford[a] City Graham 9,823 &0000000000000008.0000008.0 8.0 sq mi (20.7 km2) 1901

Sahuarita Town Pima 22,913 &0000000000000015.20000015.2 15.2 sq mi (39.4 km2) 1994

San Luis City Yuma 24,909 &0000000000000026.50000026.5 26.5 sq mi (68.6 km2) 1979

Scottsdale City Maricopa 235,371 &0000000000000184.400000184.4 184.4 sq mi (477.6 km2) 1951

Sedona Cotu Yavapai[b] 11,599 &0000000000000018.60000018.6 18.6 sq mi (48.2 km2) 1988

Show Low City Navajo 12,324 &0000000000000027.90000027.9 27.9 sq mi (72.3 km2) 1953

Sierra Vista City Cochise 43,320 &0000000000000153.500000153.5 153.5 sq mi (397.6 km2) 1956

Snowflake Town Navajo 5,673 &0000000000000030.90000030.9 30.9 sq mi (80.0 km2) 1948

Somerton City Yuma 12,346 &0000000000000001.3000001.3 1.3 sq mi (3.4 km2) 1918

South Tucson City Pima 6,013 &0000000000000001.0000001.0 1.0 sq mi (2.6 km2) 1940

Springerville Town Apache 1,992 &0000000000000011.70000011.7 11.7 sq mi (30.3 km2) 1948

St. Johns[a] City Apache 3,607 &0000000000000006.6000006.6 6.6 sq mi (17.1 km2) 1946

Star Valley Town Gila 1,970 &-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1.0000000 N/A[c] 2005

Superior Town Pinal 3,335 &0000000000000001.9000001.9 1.9 sq mi (4.9 km2) 1976

Surprise City Maricopa 92,897 &0000000000000069.50000069.5 69.5 sq mi (180.0 km2) 1960

Taylor Town Navajo 4,139 &0000000000000024.60000024.6 24.6 sq mi (63.7 km2) 1966

Tempe City Maricopa 175,523 &0000000000000040.20000040.2 40.2 sq mi (104.1 km2) 1894

Thatcher Town Graham 5,002 &0000000000000004.4000004.4 4.4 sq mi (11.4 km2) 1899

Tolleson City Maricopa 7,199 &0000000000000005.6000005.6 5.6 sq mi (14.5 km2) 1929

Tombstone City Cochise 1,566 &0000000000000004.3000004.3 4.3 sq mi (11.1 km2) 1881

Tucson[a] City Pima 541,811 &0000000000000195.100000195.1 195.1 sq mi (505.3 km2) 1877

Wellton Town Yuma 1,911 &0000000000000002.5000002.5 2.5 sq mi (6.5 km2) 1970

Wickenburg Town Maricopa 6,620 &0000000000000011.50000011.5 11.5 sq mi (29.8 km2) 1909

Willcox City Cochise 3,799 &0000000000000006.1000006.1 6.1 sq mi (15.8 km2) 1915

Williams City Coconino 3,305 &0000000000000043.80000043.8 43.8 sq mi (113.4 km2) 1901

Winkelman Town Gila 429 &0000000000000000.7000000.7 0.7 sq mi (1.8 km2) 1949

Winslow City Navajo 9,867 &0000000000000012.30000012.3 12.3 sq mi (31.9 km2) 1900

Youngtown Town Maricopa 4,896 &0000000000000001.3000001.3 1.3 sq mi (3.4 km2) 1960

Yuma[a] City Yuma 90,041 &0000000000000106.700000106.7 106.7 sq mi (276.4 km2) 1914

A

Abba

Abbeville

Acworth

Adairsville

Adel

Adrian

Ailey

Alamo

Atlanta, Georgia

Albany Dougherty

Alma

Alpharetta Fulton + Forsyth

Amboy

Ambrose

Americus

Andersonville

Appling

Aragon

Arcade

Arlington

Arnoldsville

Ashburn

Athens Clarke

Atlanta

Attapulgus

Auburn

Augusta

Austell Douglas

Avera

Avondale Estates

Axson



[edit] B

Baconton

Baden

Bainbridge

Baldwin

Ball Ground

Bannockburn

Barnesville

Barney

Barretts

Baxley

Bellville

Bemiss

Berkeley Lake

Big Canoe

Blackshear

Blairsville

Blakely

Bloomingdale

Blue Ridge

Blythe

Boston

Bostwick

Bowdon

Bowens Mill

Bowman

Box Springs

Braswell

Bremen

Bristol

Bronwood

Brookfield

Brooklet

Broxton

Brunswick

Buchanan

Buena Vista

Buford

Bushnell

Butler

Byron



[edit] C

Cairo

Calhoun

Camilla

Canon

Canton

Carlton

Carnesville

Carrollton

Cartersville

Cataula

Cave Spring

Cedar Springs

Cedartown

Centerville

Chamblee

Chatsworth

Chattahoochee Hills

Chickamauga

Chula

Clarkesville

Clarkston

Claxton

Clayton

Cleveland

Climax

Clyattville

Clyo

Cobb

Cobbtown

Cochran

Cogdell

Colbert

Coleman

Colesburg

College Park

Collins

Colquitt

Columbus

Comer

Commerce

Conyers

Coolidge

Cordele

Cornelia

Council

Country Club Estate

Coverdale

Covington

Cox

Crawford

Crawfordville

Crescent

Culloden

Cumming

Cusseta

Cuthbert



[edit] D

Dacula

Dahlonega

Daisy

Dakota

Dallas

Dalton

Danielsville

Darien

Davisboro

Dawson

Dawsonville

Dearing

Decatur

Demorest

Denmark

Denton

De Soto

Dillard

Dixie

Dock Junction

Doerun

Donalsonville

Doraville

Douglas

Douglasville

Dover

Dover Bluff

Dry Branch

Dublin

Dudley

Duluth

Dunwoody



[edit] E

East Dublin

East Ellijay

East Point

Eastanollee

Eastman

Eatonton

Ebenezer

Edge Hill

Edison

Edith

Egypt

Elberton

Eldorado

Ellabell

Ellaville

Ellerslie

Ellijay

Emerson

Eton

Euharlee

Eulonia

Evans

Everitt



[edit] F

Fairburn

Fairmount

Fargo

Fitzgerald

Flemington

Flovilla

Flowery Branch

Folkston

Forest Park

Forsyth

Fort Benning

Fort Gaines

Fort Gordon

Fort McPherson

Fort Oglethorpe

Fort Stewart

Fort Valley

Fortson

Franklin

Fruitland



[edit] G

Gainesville

Garden City

Georgetown

Gibson

Gillsville

Glennville

Glenwood

Glory

Gordon

Graham

Grantville

Gray

Grayson

Greensboro

Greenville

Griffin

Grooverville

Groveland

Grovetown

Gumbranch

Guyton



[edit] H

Hagan

Hahira

Hamilton

Hampton

Hapeville

Harding

Hardwick

Harlem

Harrietts Bluff

Harrison

Hartwell

Hawkinsville

Hazlehurst

Helen

Helena

Hephzibah

Hickox

Hiltonia

Hinesville

Hiram

Hoboken

Hogansville

Holly Springs

Holt

Homeland

Homerville

Hopeulikit

Hortense

Hoschton

Howard

Howell

Hull



[edit] I

Ideal

Ila

Inaha

Irwinton

Irwinville

Isle of Hope



[edit] J

Jackson

Jakin

Jasper

Jefferson

Jeffersonville

Jekyll Island

Jesup

Johns Creek

Jonesboro



[edit] K

Keller

Kennesaw

Kinderlou

Kings Bay

Kingsland

Kingston

Kirkland



[edit] L

La Fayette

LaGrange

Lake City

Lake Park

Lakeland

Lakemont

Lavonia

Lawrenceville

Lax

Leary

Leefield

Leesburg

Lenox

Leslie

Lexington

Lilburn

Lilly

Lincolnton

Lithonia

Locust Grove

Loganville

Lookout Mountain

Louisville

Lovejoy

Ludowici

Lula

Lulaton

Lumber City

Lumpkin

Luthersville

Lyons



[edit] M

Macon

Madison

Manassas

Manchester

Mansfield

Marietta

Marshallville

Martinez

Matthews

Mauk

Mayday

McCaysville

McDonough

McRae

Meansville

Meigs

Meldrim

Menlo

Mershon

Metter

Midville

Midway

Milledgeville

Millen

Milner

Milton

Mineral Bluff

Molena

Moniac

Monroe

Montezuma

Montgomery

Monticello

Mora

Morgan

Morrow

Morven

Moultrie

Mount Berry

Mount Vernon

Mount Zion

Mountain Park

Mystic



[edit] N

Nahunta

Nankin

Nashville

Needmore

Nelson

Nevils

Newnan

New Rock Hill

Newton

Nicholls

Nicholson

Norcross

Norman Park

Norwood



[edit] O

Oakwood

Ocilla

Oconee

Offerman

Oglethorpe

Oliver

Omega

Osterfield

Ousley

Oxford



[edit] P

Palmetto

Patterson

Pavo

Payne

Peachtree City

Pearson

Pelham

Pembroke

Pendergrass

Perry

Phillipsburg

Philomath

Pine Lake

Pine Mountain Valley

Pineora

Pinehurst

Pitts

Plains

Plainville

Pooler

Port Wentworth

Potter

Poulan

Powder Springs

Preston

Pridgen



[edit] Q

Queensland

Quitman



[edit] R

Race Pond

Ray City

Rebecca

Red Oak

Reidsville

Remerton

Resaca

Retreat

Rex

Riceboro

Richland

Richmond Hill

Ridgeville

Rincon

Ringgold

Rising Fawn

Riverdale

Roberta

Rochelle

Rock Spring

Rockingham

Rockmart

Rocky Face

Rome

Roopville

Roosterville

Rossville

Roswell

Royston

Rutledge



[edit] S

Saint George

Saint Marys

Saint Simons Island

Sandersville

Sandy Springs

Santa Claus

Sapelo Island

Sargent

Savannah

Scotland

Screven

Senoia

Sessoms

Sharon

Shawnee

Shellman

Shellman Bluff

Shiloh

Sirmans

Skidaway Island

Smithville

Smyrna

Snellville

Social Circle

Soperton

South Newport

Sparta

Springfield

Stapleton

Statenville

Statesboro

Statham

Stephens

Sterling

Stillwell

Stilson

Stockbridge

Stockton

Stone Mountain

Sugar Hill

Summerville

Sunbury

Sunny Side

Sunsweet

Suwanee

Swainsboro

Sycamore

Sylvania

Sylvester



[edit] T

Talbotton

Tallapoosa

Tarboro

Tarver

Tate

Temple

Tennille

Thalman

Thelma

Thomaston

Thomasville

Thomson

Tifton

Toccoa

Townsend

Trenton

Trudie

Tucker

Tunnel Hill

Twin City

Twin Lakes

Tybee Island

Ty Ty



[edit] U

Unadilla

Union City

Union Point

Unionville

Upton

Uvalda



[edit] V

Valdosta

Valona

Varnell

Vidalia

Vidette

Vienna

Villa Rica



[edit] W

Waco

Wadley

Waleska

Walnut Grove

Walthourville

Warm Springs

Warner Robins

Warrenton

Warthen

Warwick

Washington

Waterloo

Watkinsville

Waverly

Waverly Hall

Waycross

Waynesboro

Waynesville

Weber

West Green

West Point

Westwood

Whigham

White

White Oak

White Plains

Whitemarsh Island

Wildwood

Willacoochee

Wilmington Island

Winder

Winokur

Winterville

Withers

Woodbine

Woodbury

Woodland

Woodstock

Woodville

Wray

Wrens

Wrightsville



[edit] Y

Young Harris

Yatesville



[edit] Z

Zebulon

A

Addison

Amarillo

Angleton

Arlington

Austin

Azle

antartica

Alpine, Texas

[edit] B

Bailey’s Prairie

Baird

Balch Springs

Ballinger

Bangs

Barrett

Bartonville

Bastrop

Bay City

Baytown

Bayview

Beach City

Bean Station

Beaumont

Bellaire

Belton

Bedford

Ben Hur

Ben Wheeler

Benbrook

Bentonville

Berryville

Best

Beverly Hills

Bigfoot

Big Lake

Big Sandy

Big Spring

Big Wells

Black

Blackfoot

Black Jack Springs

Blackwell

Blanket

Blanco

Blue Mound

Bluetown-Iglesia Antigua

Blue Ridge

Boerne

Bogata

Bolivar Peninsula

Bonham

Booker

Bootleg

Borger

Boston

Bowie

Brady

Brazoria

Brazos Bend

Brazos County

Breckenridge

Bremond

Brenham

Brentwood

Bridge City

Bridgeport

Brookshire

Brookside Village

Brownsboro

Brownfield

Brownsville

Brownwood

Bruceville-Eddy

Bryan

Buda

Buffalo

Bullard

Bulverde

Burkburnett

Burleson

Burnet

Bushland

[edit] C

Caddo Mills

Caldwell

Calvert

Camden

Cameron

Camp Wood

Campbell

Canadian

Canton

Canyon

Carlton

Carrollton

Carthage

Cashion Community

Castroville

Cedar Hill

Cedar Park

Celeste

Center

Center City

Centerville

Chandler

Channelview

Chapel Hill

Chester

Childress

Chillicothe

Chilton

China Grove

Chocolate Bayou

Christoval

Cibolo

Cisco

Cistern

Clear Lake

Cleburne

Cleveland

Clifton

Clint

Clute

Clyde

Cockrell Hill

Coffee City

Coke County

Coldspring

Coleman

Collinsville

College Station

Colleyville

Colorado City

Columbus

Comanche

Combes

Combine

Comfort

Commerce

Concan

Concepcion

Cone

Conroe

Converse

Cool

Coolidge

Coppell

Copperas Cove

Cooper

Copper Canyon

Corinth

Corpus Christi

Corral City

Corrigan

Corsicana

Cove

Crane

Cresson

Crockett

Crosby

Crosbyton

Cross Plains

Crowell

Crowley

Crystal Beach

Cuero

Cumings

Cummins Crossing

Cuney

Cut and Shoot

Cyclone

Cypress

[edit] D

Daingerfield

Daisetta

Dalhart

Dallas

Dalworthington Gardens

Damon

Danbury

Dayton

Dayton Lakes

De Leon

Deadwood

Decatur

DeCordova

Deer Park

DeKalb

Dell City

Del Rio

Denison

Denton

Denver City

Desert

DeSoto

Detroit

Devine

Devers

Diboll

Dickinson

Dike

Dime Box

Dimmitt

Ding Dong

DISH

Dodd City

Dodge

Donna

Doss

Dozier

Dripping Springs

Dublin

Dumas

Duncanville

Duster

[edit] E

Eagle Lake

Eagle Pass

East Bernard

East Mountain

East Texas Center

Eastland

Edcouch

Eden

Edgewood

Edinburg

Edna

Edom

Egypt

El Campo

El Paso

Eldorado

Electra

Elevation

Elgin

Elmo

Elsa

Elysian Fields

Emily

Emory

Emhouse

Ennis

Eola

Erin

Escobares

Euless

Eustace

Evadale

Evant

[edit] F

Fairfield

Fairy

Falcon Heights

Falfurrias

Farmers Branch

Farmersville

Farwell

Fate

Flat

Flatonia

Flint

Flomot

Flower Mound

Floresville

Florence

Forney

Fort Davis

Fort Gates

Fort Hood

Fort Stockton

Fort Worth

Franklin

Frankston

Freer

Fredericksburg

Freeport

Friendship

Friendswood

Frisco

Fritch

Frognot

Frost

Fruitvale

Fulshear

[edit] G

Gainesville

Galveston

Garden Ridge

Garden Valley

Garland

Garner

Garwood

Gatesville

Gay Hill

Gaylord

Georgetown

Giddings

Gilmer

Gladewater

Glenn Heights

Glen Rose

Goldthwaite

Goodnight

Goliad

Gonzales

Gordon

Graham

Granbury

Granjeno

Grand Prairie

Grand Saline

Grape Creek

Grapeland

Grapevine

Greenville

Gresham

Groesbeck

Grow

Groveton

Gruene

Gun Barrel City

[edit] H

Hart

Hale Center

Hallettsville

Hallsville

Haltom City

Hamilton

Hamlin

Happy

Hardin

Hargill

Harker Heights

Harleton

Harlingen

Harriett

Haskell

Hawk Cove

Hawkins

Hearne

Hebbronville

Heckville

Heidenheimer

Helotes

Hemphill

Hempstead

Henderson

Henrietta

Hereford

Hewitt

Hico

Hidalgo

Hideaway

Hye

Highland Village

Highlands

Hill Country Village

Hillsboro

Hilshire Village

Hitchcock

Hockley

Hogeye

Hondo

Honey Island

Hoop and Holler

Houston

Howe

Hughes Springs

Humble

Hunter Lankford

Huntington

Huntsville

Hurst

Hutto

[edit] I

Idalou

Ike

Impact

Independence

Indian Lake

Industry

Ingleside on the Bay

Ingleside

Ingram

Inhouse

Iowa Park

Iraan

Iredell

Irving

Italy

Itasca

[edit] J

Jacksboro

Jacksonville

Jamaica Beach

Jarrell

Jasper

Jefferson

Jewett

Jones Creek

Johnson City

Josephine

Jourdanton

Junction

Joshua

[edit] K

Karnack

Karnes City

Katy

Kaufman

Keller

Kemah

Kenefick

Kennedale

Kerens

Kermit

Kerrville

Kilgore

Killeen

Kingsbury

Kingston

Kingsville

Kingwood

Kirbyville

Kosse

Kountze

Krugerville

Krum

Kurten

Kyle

[edit] L

La Feria

La Joya

La Grange

La Grulla

La Marque

La Norah

La Porte

La Pryor

La Vernia

Lacy-Lakeview

Laguna Vista

Lajitas

Lake Brownwood

Lake Dallas

Lake Jackson

Lake Worth

Lakeway

Lampasas

Lamesa

Lancaster

Lane City

Laredo

Las Colinas

League City

Leander

Leon Valley

Leonard

Levelland

Lewisville

Lechuga

Liberty

Lindale

Little Elm

Littlefield

Live Oak

Livingston

Lockett

Lockhart

Lolita

Lone Oak

Lone Star

Longview

Lorenzo

Los Fresnos

Los Indios

Los Ybanez

Lowake

Lubbock

Lucas

Luckenbach

Lueders

Lufkin

Lumberton

Lyford

[edit] M

Mabank

Madisonville

Magnet

Magnolia

Mcallen

McClanahan

McKinney

McLeod

McMahan

Meadow

Meadows Place

Melvin

Menard

Mentone

Mercedes

Merkel

Mesquite

Mexia

Meyersville

Midkiff

Midland

Midlothian

Midway

Miles

Millersview

Millican

Mineola

Mineral Wells

Mission

Missouri City

Mobile City

Monahans

Monterey

Montgomery

Mont Belvieu

Moody

Moore Station

Morgan’s Point

Morton

Moscow

Moulton

Mt. Pleasant

Mt. Sylvan

Mt. Vernon

Muenster

Munday

Murphy

[edit] N

Nacogdoches

Nassau Bay

Navasota

Nederland

Needville

Negro Crossing

Neiderwald

Nesbitt

New Boston

New Braunfels

New Caney

New Falcon

New Harmony

Newcastle

Newton

New Ulm

New Waverly

Neylandville

Nixon

Noonday

North Cleveland

North Richland Hills

North Zulch

[edit] O

Oak Cliff

Oak Leaf

Oak Point

Oatmeal

Odessa

Old River-Winfree

Olfen

Omaha

Olmito

Olton

Onalaska

Orange

Orangefield

Ore City

Orient

Overton

Owentown

Ozona

[edit] P

Paducah

Paint Rock

Paige

Palacios

Palmhurst

Palmview

Palm Valley

Pampa

Panna Maria

Pantego

Paradise

Paris

Parker

Pasadena

Pearland

Pecan Gap

Pecos

Perryton

Pflugerville

Pharr

Pineland

Pittsburg

Plainview

Plano

Plantersville

Pleasanton

Plum Grove

Ponder

Point Comfort

Port Aransas

Port Arthur

Port Isabel

Port Lavaca

Port Mansfield

Port Neches

Porter

Port O’Connor

Portland

Post

Post Oak Bend City

Poteet

Pottsboro

Prairie View

Prairie Hill (Washington County)

Premont

Presidio

Primera

Princeton

Progreso

Progreso Lakes

Prosper

[edit] Q

Quanah

Queen City

Quinlan

Quitaque

Quitman

[edit] R

Ralls

Rancho Viejo

Ranger

Rangerville

Rankin

Ravenna

Raymondville

Red Bird

Red Hill

Red Oak

Red Springs (Baylor County)

Red Springs (Smith County)

Refugio

Reklaw

Reno

Rhome

Richardson

Richland

Richmond

Riesel

Rio Grande City

Rio Hondo

Rios

Rising Star

River Oaks

Riviera

Roanoke

Robinson

Roby

Rockdale

Rocket

Rockport

Rockwall

Roma

Ropesville

Rosalie

Rosenberg

Rosharon

Rosser

Rotan

Round Rock

Round Top

Rowena

Rowlett

Royse City

Rucker

Rusk

[edit] S

Sachse

Sacul

Sadler

Saginaw

Saint Jo

Salado

San Angelo

San Antonio

San Benito

San Diego

San Juan

San Marcos

San Perlita

San Saba

Sanco

Sanctuary

Sanderson

Sanger

Santa Anna

Santa Fe

Santa Rosa

Santo

Sarita

Savoy

Schertz

Scottsville

Scroggins

Scurry

Seabrook

Seagoville

Sealy

Sebastian

Seguin

Seminole

Seymour

Shallowater

Shamrock

Shavano Park

Shenandoah

Sheldon

Sherman

Shreveport

Shiner

Shoreacres

Silsbee

Silver

Sinton

Skellytown

Slaton

Smithville

Smyer

Snyder

Somerville

Sonora

Sour Lake

South Padre Island

Southlake

Southmayd

Spearman

Spring

Spring Branch

Spring Valley Village

Springtown

Spur

Stafford

Star

Sterling City

Stephenville

Stinnett

Stowell

Strawn

Study Butte

Sugar Land

Sullivan City

Sulphur Springs

Sunnyvale

Swan

Sweeny

Sweetwater

[edit] T

Taft

Tahoka

Talco

Talty

Taylor

Taylor Landing

Teague

Temple

Tenaha

Tennyson

Terlingua

Terrell

Texarkana

Texas City

The Colony

The Woodlands

Thornton

Throckmorton

Tiki Island

Tilden

Timpson

Tioga

Tito

Toco

Tom Bean

Tomball

Tool

Trinidad

Trinity

Trophy Club

Troup

Tulia

Turkey

Tuscola

Turnersville

Tyler

[edit] U

Uhland

Umbarger

Uncertain

Union Grove

Union Valley

Universal City

University Park

Utley

Utopia

Uvalde

[edit] V

Valley Mills

Valley View

Van Alstyne

Vancourt

Vanderbilt

Vanderpool

Van Horn

Van Vleck

Venus

Veribest

Vernon

Vick

Victoria

Vidor

Volente

Van

[edit] W

Waco

Wall

Waller

Watermelon

Waskom

Watauga

Water Valley

Waterloo

Waxahachie

Weatherford

Webberville

Webster

Weimar

Welch

Weslaco

West

West Columbia

West Lake Hills

West Orange

West Tawakoni

West University Place

Westlake

Westover Hills

Westworth Village

Wharton

Wheeler

Wheelock

White Oak

White Settlement

Whitehouse

Wichita Falls

Willow Park

Wimberley

Windcrest

Wingate

Winnie

Winnsboro

Winona

Winters

Wixon Valley

Wolfe City

Woodlake

Woodlands

Woodlawn

Woodsboro

Woodville

Woodway

Wortham

Wylie

[edit] Y

Yancey, Texas

Yantis, Texas

Yoakum

Yorktown

[edit] Z

Zavalla

Zephyer

City County Population

(2000 census) Incorporation

date

Albany Albany 95,658 1686

Amsterdam Montgomery 18,355 1830

Auburn Cayuga 28,574 1848

Batavia Genesee 16,256 1915

Beacon Dutchess 13,808 1913

Binghamton Broome 47,380 1867

Buffalo Erie 292,648 1832

Canandaigua Ontario 11,264 1913

Cohoes Albany 15,521 1869

Corning Steuben 10,842 1890

Cortland Cortland 18,740 1900

Dunkirk Chautauqua 13,131 1888

Elmira Chemung 30,940 1864

Fulton Oswego 11,855 1902

Geneva Ontario[B] 13,617 1898

Glen Cove Nassau 26,622 1918

Glens Falls Warren 14,354 1908

Gloversville Fulton 15,413 1890

Hornell Steuben 9,019 1888

Hudson Columbia 7,524 1785

Ithaca Tompkins 29,287 1888

Jamestown Chautauqua 30,726 1886

Johnstown Fulton 8,511 1895

Kingston Ulster 23,456 1872

Lackawanna Erie 19,064 1909

Little Falls Herkimer 5,188 1895

Lockport Niagara 22,279 1865

Long Beach Nassau 35,462 1922

Mechanicville Saratoga 5,019 1915

Middletown Orange 25,388 1888

Mount Vernon Westchester 68,321 1892

New Rochelle Westchester 72,182 1889

New York City Bronx, Kings, New York, Queens, and Richmond 8,274,527 1653[A]

Newburgh Orange 28,259 1865

Niagara Falls Niagara 55,593 1892

North Tonawanda Niagara 33,262 1897

Norwich Chenango 7,355 1914

Ogdensburg St. Lawrence 11,346 1868

Olean Cattaraugus 15,347 1854

Oneida Madison 10,987 1901

Oneonta Otsego 13,292 1908

Oswego Oswego 17,954 1848

Peekskill Westchester 22,441 1940

Plattsburgh Clinton 18,816 1902

Port Jervis Orange 8,860 1907

Poughkeepsie Dutchess 29,871 1854

Rensselaer Rensselaer 7,761 1897

Rochester Monroe 208,123 1834

Rome Oneida 34,950 1870

Rye Westchester 14,955 1942

Salamanca Cattaraugus 6,097 1913

Saratoga Springs Saratoga 26,186 1915

Schenectady Schenectady 61,821 1798

Sherrill Oneida 3,147 1916

Syracuse Onondaga 147,306 1848

Tonawanda Erie 16,136 1904

Troy Rensselaer 47,952 1816

Utica Oneida 60,651 1832

Watertown Jefferson 27,000 1869

Watervliet Albany 10,207 1896

White Plains Westchester 53,077 1916

Yonkers Westchester 196,086 1872

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