Subject: Re: states with cities of the same name

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Subject: Re: states with cities of the same name

Posted on: Wed, 1 Sep 2004 10:46:25 -0700

Sarah Banick wrote:

>
> This doesn't really fit any of the categories, but there is a
> Tennga, Georgia right at the stateline.

Those are perhaps best called bordernames. Names that are blends
of the two state names and are usually on or near the border of
those two states. There's quite a few around. Off the top of my
head there are

Marydel and Delmar, both on the MD/DE border
Texhoma TX/OK
Florala AL
Alsask, SK (yes, Canada has one too)

Texarkana, which has elements of three states' names (but was
named after a railroad, I believe)

There's a bunch of others, but they don't come to mind right now.

--
Dan Tilque

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