Why do americans do this?
Why do americans do this?
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Why are you looking up Moscow
Charge your phone
Russians that settled here and named towns. We have a few towns and states named after European things.
I was looking at a map of Florida and I was curious why there is a Moscow city in FL
We have a St. Petersburg too
Because people from there named their settlements/towns after where they came from.
There is also Saint-Petersburg in FL
WTF?
ok, this is epic
Most of the time the city planners picked their hometown or some city with some significance
I live in the first city named after Christopher Columbus
So that russian immigrants feel at home
what the fuck is that city flag
Gee, why would a country founded and settled by europeans use european names for cities
They should have just modeled their flag after the State of Washington, only with Otto's face instead of George's
Don't you guys think it's confusing for your fellow statesmen that there are 15+ towns with the exact same name in your country?
Speaking of Washington
That place is literally hell, worse than Detroit
>implying americans even leave their states
They seem to be literally-who flyover towns so I doubt they have that problem
>most places on the list are unincorporated+one village and a bunch of ghost towns
Yes, because when I talk about going to Houston while in Texas everyone immediately assumes I'm referring to Houston, Alabama
Its pretty are for two significant cities to share the same name. Only examples I can think of off the top of my head are Portland (Maine and Oregon), Charleston (SC and WV).
wew, what`s it called?
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First Anglo city, there may have been Spanish cities named after him already