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this post was submitted on 18 Mar 2024
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While flying to NY for a week, I saw some cities on the airplane map that I remember because it was weird to me that there is a "London" in the USA, or a "Berlin". Apparently, Berlin (New Hampshire) is a city of around 10k inhabitants...
I mainly know big cities and the names of some states.
There's no California County in Maryland.
Hollywood is in St. Mary’s county. So is California (also a town, just about 15 minutes down the highway) for that matter.
there's also London ontario in Canada